Episode 88: Thunder Walker of the Thunder Walker Experience

Jesse and Austin welcome guest Thunder Walker of the Thunder Walker Experience to the show this week. Thunder Walker is an activist native to Dallas familiar with the struggling Texas Compassionate Use Program (TCUP). Walker left Texas as a medical refugee to Oklahoma so that she could seek proper care for her child with autism. Catch the whole interview now on all major platforms and our website.

HB 218 and HB 1805 need your support

HB 218 is Rep. Moody’s Penalty reduction bill and HB 1805 is Rep. Klick’s medical expansion bill.

Both have been sent to the Senate and assigned committees, but both have not been scheduled for hearing in the respective committees. The end of this week could be the death knell for both bills if they are not heard in those committees by then. There has to be enough time for the bills to be heard, get review, go to the Senate floor, make it back to the House if any amendments are made to the bills and schedule a conference committee.

Here’s how you can help!

Episode 81: Andrew DeAngelo: Cannabis Industry Consultant and Strategic Advisor

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Get ready for an electrifying interview, folks! The legendary Gramps is about to have a heart-pumping conversation with none other than the cannabis trailblazer himself, ⁠Andrew DeAngelo⁠! Founder of Harborside, Last Prisoner Project, and his own cannabis consulting firm, Andrew DeAngelo Consulting, Andrew is a true visionary and a force to be reckoned with in the cannabis industry.

Episode 74: Live Legislative Update with Lisa Sewell of TFRMP

In this episode of the Lonestar Collective Podcast, hosts Jesse Williams, Gramps, and Austin Zamhariri welcome Lisa Sewell of Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy as their guest. Lisa is an expert on the latest developments in Texas’ cannabis policy and will be sharing her knowledge and insights with the audience. Get ready for our upcoming lobby days as well!

Texas ballot initiatives hit snags after November passage

During the 2022 elections 5 Texas cities passed measures to stop arrests for misdemeanor amounts of marijuana flower, and it’s not exactly going as planned. Each had it’s own battle to get on the ballot, and each one now is facing it’s own implementation struggle.