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Special: MMGA Cannabis Conference Part 5

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Here is part 5 of the audio from the Helena Montana Medical Growers Assocation Cannabis Symposium that I went to back in September.

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This part you will hear from Hiedi Handford of Montana Connect magazine, then Jim and Hiedi present an award to the man who helped write initiative 148, the man who started Patients and Families United, Tom! Then we hear from Irvin Rosenfeld. This is great stuff, so listen and learn, and I hope you all can gain something from this.

Special: MMGA Cannabis Conference Part 4

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Here is part 4 of the audio from the Helena Montana Medical Growers Assocation Cannabis Symposium that I went to back in September.

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This part you will hear from Brandon, introducing the alternative delivery methods,  Rose who will tell us about the chemistry behind butter, the science of alternative delivery methods, and why you MUST reach Decarboxylation for your cannabis edibles to have effect. Then we hear from the executive chef from Montana Cannabis who gets a little stage fright, but it’s all good. After that Von talks about other delivery methods including extracts and tinctures. This is great stuff, so listen and learn, and I hope you all can gain something from this.

Special: MMGA Cannabis Conference Part 2

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Here is part 2 of the audio from the Helena Montana Medical Growers Assocation Cannabis Symposium that I went to back in September.

If you would like to show your appreciation for the countless hours spent up late nights when I should have been well in bed for work the next morning, feel free to contribute some motivation in the form of a pay pal donation.

This part you will hear first from Irvin Rosenfeld. He is the longest surviving of the four remaining Federal Medical Cannabis patients in the United States. After that we do some question / answer, then we hear from the good doctor, and a scientist. This is great stuff, so listen and learn, and I hope you all can gain something from this. Below is the playlist for video from this talk. The video is in 6 parts.

Special: MMGA Cannabis Conference Part 1

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Here is part 1 of the audio from the Helena Montana Medical Growers Assocation Cannabis Symposium that I went to back in September. The whole event was streamed live, and I also recorded some video. There will be video of the main talks, including Irvin Rosenfeld, Jim Gingery, and Hiedi Handford. The rest of the conference will be provided in audio format for your listening pleasure. It takes my current setup about 7 hours to complete just 1 hour of watchable video, so I’m getting all of the audio clips out first, then I will post the video on our YouTube page.

If you would like to show your appreciation for the countless hours spent up late nights when I should have been well in bed for work the next morning, feel free to contribute some motivation in the form of a pay pal donation.

This part is the Montana Medical Growers Association Executive Director, Jim Gingery introducing the conference, and giving us some great information on what’s been going on in the world of Medical Cannabis in Montana. Take a listen and leave any feedback you may have on the comments section below this post. Even if it’s just saying thank you. You can see the video below. It’s a 4 part series. If you know someone who works at YouTube, I would love a director account. That way when I post helpful, educational material such as this, I don’t have to waste hours chopping up 15 minute pieces. Thanks!