marijuana industry

Explore "marijuana industry" with insightful episodes like "Prof G Markets: First Quarter Review — with Aswath Damodaran", "Why are there so many illegal weed stores in New York City? (Part 1)", "So you want to sell marijuana across state lines", "NY’s Marijuana Failure & Meghan Markle Podcast Ends | 6.24.23" and "WWDTM: The First Quarter Century, pt. III" from podcasts like ""The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway", "Search Engine", "Planet Money", "Morning Wire" and "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!"" and more!

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Prof G Markets: First Quarter Review — with Aswath Damodaran

Aswath Damodaran returns to the show to discuss the impact AI had on Big Tech’s Q1 earnings. He breaks down the significance behind Meta and Google’s decisions to start paying a dividend and what it means about their places in the corporate lifecycle. He also shares his thoughts on the death of corporate governance at tech companies. Finally, he explains why May will be a “make or break” month for the mood of the markets – and how you should invest accordingly. Follow our new Prof G Markets feed: Apple Podcasts Spotify Subscribe to No Mercy / No Malice Order "The Algebra of Wealth" Follow the podcast across socials @profgpod: Instagram Threads X Reddit Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

enMay 06, 2024

tech startups

corporate governance

marijuana industry

ai and cloud convergence

financial sector trends

Why are there so many illegal weed stores in New York City? (Part 1)

In 2021, New York legalized cannabis for adults. It was supposed to be the start of a legal market, led by people arrested during prohibition. Instead, a strange new market has flourished, seemingly every formerly empty store in the city now sells weed. How'd that happen? In part one, the history of prohibition and how it helps explain the mess we're in now. If you enjoyed the episode, consider supporting the show at searchengine.show To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

enMarch 29, 2024

So you want to sell marijuana across state lines

In the state of Oregon, there is a glut of grass. A wealth of weed. A crisis of chronic.

And, jokes aside, it's a real problem for people who work in the cannabis industry like Matt Ochoa. Ochoa runs the Jefferson Packing House in Medford, Oregon, which provides marijuana growers with services like drying, trimming and packing their product. He has seen literal tons of usable weed being left in marijuana fields all over the state of Oregon. Because, Ochoa says, there aren't enough buyers.

There are just over four million people in Oregon, and so far this year, farmers have grown 8.8 million pounds of weed. Which means there's nearly a pound of dried, smokable weed for every single person in the state of Oregon. As a result, the sales price for legal marijuana in the last couple of years has plummeted.

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enNovember 29, 2023

NY’s Marijuana Failure & Meghan Markle Podcast Ends | 6.24.23

New York’s legalization of marijuana promised hundreds of millions in taxes that never appeared, Spotify ends deal with the Duchess of Sussex, and the Supreme Court weighs in on adoption of Native Americans. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.

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enJune 24, 2023

WWDTM: The First Quarter Century, pt. III

We continue our look back at 25 years of shows with Keegan Michael-Key, Regina King, and Susan Orlean

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enJune 03, 2023

acting career

unexpected encounters

marijuana industry

watchmakers

last supper portion sizes

Pot Lots Part 3: Righting the Wrongs of the Past

Marijuana has been legalized in a number of places in the US now, but what New York is trying to do with its legal weed market is somewhat unique. Not only is the state trying to use legalized weed to raise tax revenue and create a new industry with lots of new jobs, it’s also trying to use its legalized cannabis market to rectify some of the wrongs of the past. In the third and final episode of this special Odd Lots series, we speak to those who have been affected by historic attitudes and policies towards drugs, and some of the state officials who are now trying to right these past injustices.

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Odd Lots

enApril 20, 2023

legalization

new york

criminal justice reform

social equity

marijuana industry

Renters Bill of Rights & China Buys U.S. Farmland | 1.26.23

President Biden announces a new effort to bring what he calls “fairness” to renters across the country, tobacco becomes more restricted while access to marijuana becomes more common, China has exponentially increased its ownership of U.S. farmland, and former President Trump Facebook account is reinstated. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

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enJanuary 26, 2023

Following the cannabis money trail

Medical marijuana is legal in 21 countries. In Canada, residents expect they will be able to buy cannabis from dispensaries and pharmacies across the country later this year. Some analysts have valued the legal business at anywhere between $7bn-$20bn, attracting a host of entrepreneurs and investors trying to get in on the action before the market takes off. We talk to two entrepreneurs with two very different plans to capitalise on the boom. With guests Norman Conde, Nick Kovacevich and the FT's Eric Platt.

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enJune 12, 2018