Marijuana podcast, reviews, and interviews.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Fire it up on: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSS | More
Welcome back to another episode of the Hot Box podcast. Mat, Grand, Vintr, and Atrix chatting with you for episode 229. On today’s episode we chat about some content from r/dabs, then get into some marijuana news. Hit the link below for the show notes, and thanks for listening!
Continue reading “Hot Box Podcast 229: Herpes Infected Monkeys”
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Fire it up on: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSS | More
The Hot Box podcast back at it for episode 223. Thank you for checking out the show. Mat, Grand, and Vintr chat about some r/Dabs subreddit posts, some marijuana news including the House Rep vote, Mexico’s weed vote, the UN says weed is alright, and so much more. Join us Saturday at 1 pm pacific time for the live show over on the r/Dabs Discord. Hit the link below for the show notes.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Fire it up on: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSS | More
Back at it on America’s birthday for another episode of the Hot Box podcast. We have some pretty exciting announcements to kick the show off with. We’re doing another giveaway! Make sure to kick it in the r/Dabs Discord with us and get in on this super sweet piece of glass giveaway. Hit the link below for the show notes and more info on the giveaway.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Fire it up on: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSS | More
The re legalization of cannabis for medical, and more recently recreational use has opened the door to a lot of cool new companies. On the Hot Box podcast, I’ve interviewed quite a few, most recently Derek Silverio from Lifted Industry, Alison Parker from Dude Where’s my Ferret, and Marshall Hayner from Trees.Delivery. On Friday I had a chance to chat with Kenya Brantley from Herb Boxx.
Kenya has been kind enough to offer to sponsor the show. You’ve probably noticed that all of the shows I host are ad free. I like to keep them that way for one main reason. I don’t like ads. What I do like is watching all of these new businesses emerge with the birth of the cannabis industry. This happens to be something I’m passionate about. So passionate in fact I moved to Washington to pursue a career in it. You can read about that here on Stuff Stoners Like article about weed refugees. So with that rationale moving forward, sure, if you make something cool, send it to me, and if I think it’s awesome and use it, I’ll be happy to talk about it on the show.