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A Conversation About Cannabis: Lessons From Our Neighbors 12/05/2019

Please join the Vermont Attorney General’s Office for a conversation about cannabis. This panel discussion will explore lessons learned by our neighbors in Massachusetts and Maine as they prepared for the business of legal consumer cannabis in their states.

Panelists will draw on their experiences with regulatory, financing, and entrepreneurial challenges and opportunities as we discuss and explore Vermont’s path toward a taxed and regulated adult-use market for cannabis.

Panelists:
Erik Gunderson, Office of Marijuana Policy, Maine
Kevin Conroy, Foley Hoag, Massachusetts
Charlotte Hanna, Community Growth Partners, Massachusetts
Laura Subin, Vermont Coalition to Regulate Marijuana
Joe Bergeron, Association of Vermont Credit Unions
David Mickenberg, Mickenberg, Dunn, and Smith, PLC, Vermont

A Conversation with Governor John Hickenlooper 03/23/2019

Governor of Colorado John Hickenlooper sits down with Jen Kimmich, co-founder of The Alchemist Brewery, to talk about the economic development and the changing cannabis landscape in our country and the state of Vermont.

Justice For All TV: 242 Years of Slavery in Vermont 01/31/2019

Host Mark Hughes is joined by Andrew Subin and Timothy Fair, Co-Owners of Vermont Cannabis Solutions, and Sasha Thayer, Plainfield Selectboard Member and Member of Vermont League of Cities and Towns. Topics of discussion include de-constitutionalizing slavery in Vermont, Kiah Morris, and no cannabis taxation or regulation without reparations.

Music provided by the Dave Keller Band.

Woodchuck Report: Gun Rights, Cannabis Regulation, and the State Budget 08/11/2017

Host Bonnie Scott gives an update on current events from a Libertarian Party perspective. This week the Woodchuck Report screens some Libertarian-themed videos and discusses gun rights, cannabis regulation, and the state budget.

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