Karma Koala Podcast
Karma Koala Podcast
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The Karma Koala Podcast by Sean Hocking the founder and editor of Cannabis Law ReportThis podcast is one on one conversations , long-form and short-form covering all aspects of cannabis law, biz, compliance, issues, updates etc from around the world.Listen in - learn something new I speak with lawyers, politicians, CEO's, founders, regulators about the new global push for regulating cannabis use.
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The podcast delves into specific topics such as cannabis legislation, industry developments, and investment opportunities, with episodes highlighting unique insights, including a discussion on the Ghana cannabis market and legislative frameworks as well as a critical examination of cannabis branding narratives by various industry leaders. Additional themes encompass compliance challenges faced by cannabis entrepreneurs and the intersection of medicine and business in the growing market.
The Karma Koala Podcast by Sean Hocking the founder and editor of Cannabis Law Report
This podcast is one on one conversations , long-form and short-form covering all aspects of cannabis law, biz, compliance, issues, updates etc from around the world.
Listen in – learn something new
I speak with lawyers, politicians, CEO’s, founders, regulators about the new global push for regulating cannabis use.
In the run up the Australian federal election and the Nimbin Mardigrass (2-4 May 2025) we talk to Andrew Kavisilas who has been round the block with cannabis more than once in Australia.
He’s grown under license as far back as the late 1990’s, he’s done the Nimbin cafe thing, he was involved the the Cannabis party before it was the Cannabis party but is now on the outside (we koalas like that) and a lot of other things in between.
Nominally our chat was to be about driving, testing and medicinal cannabis in Australia, yes we did discuss that , but we also yarned about a few other things too.
In old Aussie parlance Andrew is a bit of a larrikin who’s put in the hard yakka and it’s these voices we need to hear as we try to understand what cannabis could, might or should be in Australia.
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