Your Highness Podcast Diana Krach

Diana and JR kick off the episode by discussing their favorite cannabis products, such as Wyld gummies and High AF vape cartridges, while also touching on their non-cannabis-related interests like baking and movies. The hosts then ponder the commercialization of 420 celebrations and advocate for maintaining the day's advocacy roots and community spirit.
For the Closer Look segment, Diana talks to Will Read from Cannaplanners, who provides insights into the competitive cannabis market in Vermont.

In this episode, guest Olga Hall, also known as the Cannabis Nurse, shares the story of how a dispensary visit led to a distressing encounter with law enforcement. What follows is a discussion about the systemic challenges faced by patients, including the inconsistencies in service and product availability at dispensaries, particularly concerning the lack of education around products like RSO (Rick Simpson Oil) for chronic pain sufferers.

Dr. Caplan emphasizes the shift toward personalized medicine and the need for a medical system that adapts to individual lifestyles. The episode also tackles the unique healthcare needs of the aging population, exploring the scarcity of informed providers and the potential benefits of cannabis for seniors dealing with chronic conditions like arthritis and dementia.

In this episode, hosts Diana and JR include recommendations on cannabis products, insights into delivery regulations, and a look at the intersection of cannabis with self-healing. They also talk about the need for collective bargaining in the cannabis industry to ensure fair wages and safety for delivery personnel.
For our Media Member Moment, Diana talks to Miss Cadabra, known for her Smoke to Smoke podcast. Miss Cadabra shares her personal transformation story and her advocacy for cannabis education, particularly its effects on conditions like PTSD.

Welcome to a special mini-episode of Your Highness podcast where it's just Diana for a quick update.

Diana talks to Ashleen and Rileigh Agulair about how their Chronic Gals podcast shaped the creation of Take Root Training.