Explore "terpene" with insightful episodes like "Cannabis Herbology and Naturopathy: Liz Warburton from Brisbane Compounding Pharmacy (AltMed Ep.94)", "Breeders Syndicate 2.0 - Crybaby Organics Talks Cannabis Scent Exploration S04 E01", "What Are Terpenes, Exactly?", "Is a Cannabis Health Coach Right For You?" and "How to user Your Instincts to choose the right Cannabis Product" from podcasts like ""AltMed: Cannabis and Alternative Medicine Podcast", "Breeders Syndicate 2.0", "Enhance Your Life Podcast", "Enhance Your Life Podcast" and "Enhance Your Life Podcast"" and more!
In this weeks podcast we chat with Liz Warburton from Brisbane Compounding Pharmacy about:
Brisbane Compounding Pharmacy:
https://brisbanecompounding.com/
AltMed:
https://altmed.com.au/
Most people involved with cannabis know about the terms Indica and Sativa. But the word terpene is far less known, yet has a huge impact on your high. This week, Maxwell Koby joins the podcast to explain the science behind terpenes and their importance to the cannabis experience. Max is the founder of Abstrax, a company that focuses on botanical extraction, terpenes, and aroma compound research. On the pod, Max talks about the way terpenes work and how they effect people in different ways. He also gives insight into the terpene extraction process Abstrax does, and what the future looks like for this niche of the industry.
Health is on the top of everyone’s minds these days, with an emphasis on wellbeing in both body and mind. This week, Kelly Maher joins Jonathan to talk about how cannabis can play a role in our holistic wellness. Kelly is an integrative health coach and holistic health practitioner who focuses on wellness practices that incorporate cannabis, specifically for women. On the pod, she breaks down exactly what a holistic health practitioner does and talks about what it’s like to have a cannabis health coach. She also talks about the main reasons why people consult her, as well as her personal methods for using cannabis.
This week, Jonathan is joined by Andrea Meharg, the head cannabis science educator at the Cannabis Coaching Institute. Andrea also runs Reveal Cannabis, a cannabis coaching and education platform. On the pod, she shares what it’s like being a cannabis coach and the type of work that comes with educating people about cannabis consumption. She answers and discusses some of the most frequent questions she gets from her clients, and shares some exciting industry trends happening right now. On the flip side, she also shares what cannabis products are less exciting — and to a degree even worrying. Andrea gives some helpful pointers for those choosing smoking or vaping products, and reiterates the importance of trusting our instincts when it comes to the right cannabis goods.
Being a parent is tough enough — throw cannabis in the mix, and well...things can get complicated. This week, Jon speaks with Danielle Simone Brand, the author of Weed Mom: The Canna-Curious Woman's Guide to Healthier Relaxation, Happier Parenting, and Chilling TF Out. Danielle talks about her entryway into cannabis as a freelance writer, and how she’s incorporated cannabis into her life as a parent. She gives advice on how kids should be introduced to cannabis, keeping cannabis around them, and where to draw the line with usage. On the pod, Danielle also talks about the challenges parents face in the cannabis world, and how destigmatizing the “weed mom” image can lead to a better overall parenthood experience.
Given Johanna Nuding's upbringing as a farm girl from Texas, it may come as a surprise that she took a liking to cannabis. But, it wasn't until about 20 years after Johanna's career in sales and marketing that she'd find her way into the industry. On the pod, Johanna talks to Jon about her journey of rediscovery as the head of Casually Baked, a lifestyle and media company focusing on cannabis for wellness, education and entertainment. She touches on her role as a cannabis educator, and how she uses the podcasting space to touch on hot-topic cannabis questions that users are curious about.
“Indica” & “Sativa” are often used to describe cannabis experiences, but the accuracy of these terms for predicting effects is hotly debated. Do “indica” and “sativa” strains actually have common terpenes that can consistently influence how you’ll feel on consumption? In this new podcast series, we’ll explore a study into the real chemistry behind the effects of sativa & indica cannabis by past guest Arno Hazekamp, PhD.
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Paper Discussed
[1] “Cannabis: From Cultivar to Chemovar II—A Metabolomics Approach to Cannabis Classification” by Arno Hazekamp, Katerina Tejkalová, and Stelios Papadimitriou
Arno Hazekamp, PhD (Part 1) has been researching medicinal cannabis in Holland since 2001. We discuss transitioning from a cultivar to chemovar classification system for cannabis, and how this is needed to bridge the gap between patients, doctors, growers and products. In the second half of our conversation, Arno points out that indica and sativa might actually have specific terpenes associated with them, and therefore specific effects.
Arno’s Paper, Cannabis: From Cultivar to Chemovar II - A Metabolomics Approach to Cannabis Classification
Learn about the work of Arno’s consultancy at Legal Cannabis Coalition
A series not just for Budtenders.
Let’s move beyond cannabinoids & terpenes to the more mysterious compounds of the cannabis leaves. Discover what science currently knows about Cannflavin A, Cannflavin B, and Bi-Benzyl compounds as well as the future potential of these trace cannabis molecules.
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A recent study examined the potential of hemp terpene drift from hemp crops planted in close proximity to vineyards in Sonoma County, California. George Sellu, Program Coordinator and Instructor in the Agribusiness department at Santa Rosa Junior College explains the nuances of hemp production from how volatile aroma profiles vary by variety, the lack of studies to show volatiles impact grapes, wind influence on volatile organic compound movement, and smoke taint.
George Sellu joined the SRJC in Fall 2013. He received a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Environmental Science with an emphasis in Soil Science from the University of Sierra Leone and a MS and PhD in Agricultural Science/Education from the University of California, Davis.
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Which terpenes work best for inhalation and specific conditions? We cover that topic in this episode. Contact Us with feedback on this new episode format.
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