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Today on The Cannabis Connection Show we welcome our good friend Jason Matthys of Equilibrium Genetics to discuss helping small farmers, cannabis policy, areas to improve for legacy operators, failing corporate cannabis, oral history’s of cannabis, Hawaiian cannabis culture and more. 
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Jason Matthys - Equilibrium Genetics 11/22/24

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Song appears courtesy of Hip Hop Kclan from the forthcoming album titled "Hip Hop Love Affair" by Syndrome228

Hip Hop Love Affair

Angel Kiss

The Igniting Impact Podcast is an opportunity to share with you what our clients do daily to impact our world. We want to highlight this essential work and the work they do for their customers and stakeholders that is changing lives, despite the many daily challenges they face.

One of our core values at Public Knowledge® is Impact. And we’ve created this podcast around this because it’s essential to our work. Impact to us means, “We approach every engagement with our energy focused on identifying the right goals, outcomes, and strategies. And we each have a personal responsibility to make a positive impact on our projects and our world.”

Igniting Impact Podcast - Season 2, Episode 18 - Addressing Bias & Barriers in Child Welfare Systems

Demo: RESI A NEW MUSICAL
Artist: JANINE DIVITA
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Description: Janine DiVita recorded "Yesterday is my Today," a song written for the Musical, ReSi and sung by the Artist during Sexual Assault Prevention shows put on by Empowered Voices, LLC.

RESI the Musical

YESTERDAY IS MY TODAY

In episode 12 Kyle and Scott are joined by Lisa Isenhart.  Lisa is an anthropologist and also the Program Director of Open Path Psychotherapy Collective, a non-profit psychotherapy collective that seeks to provide affordable mental health care for the public.  Open Path is available for interested therapists to join for free and for a nominal fee for potential clients.  

Lisa discusses Open Path's mission to provide affordable mental health to those who may not have insurance, or are underserved.  She discusses the founding of the organization, its future, and her work and growth as an activist with the organization.  We also discuss the Open Path's reach in Chicago, and their plans for expanding abroad and in the states.  
All links discussed in Episode 12 are available at the episode page at http://www.chicagopsychology[odcast.com

The Open Path Collective with Lisa Isenhart

On episode 19 of the Chicago Psychology Podcast I am joined by Dr. Bernadette Blin, and Dr. Regina Hess.&nbsp; Dr. Blin is a Clinical and Social Psychologist.She is also a Transpersonal Psychotherapist, Gestalt-therapist, Teacher and Supervisor, and the president of EUROTAS, the Transpersonal Association of Europe.&nbsp; Dr. Hess isa nurse, clinical psychologist, a Gestalt and Transpersonal psychotherapist, researcher, educator, and supervisor as well. Dr. Blin discusses her development as a Transpersonal therapist.&nbsp; She and Dr. Hess also discuss the inception and growth of Transpersonal psychology in the United States, its spread to Europe, and its current growth and state there. &nbsp;They also discuss the upcoming EUROTAS conference in Paris in September of this year.&nbsp; Episode 19 is a first for the Chicago Psychology Podcast: a transatlantic, multi-country episode.&nbsp; Dr. Bernadette Blin, who speaks with me from France, and Dr. Regina Hess, speaks to me from Amsterdam.&nbsp; All links mentioned in this episode can be found at the show notes for the episode at www.chicagopsychologypodcast.com&nbsp; &nbsp;

Transpersonal Psychology & EUROTAS with Dr. Bernadette Blin & Dr. Regina Hess

On episode 29, Dr. Dan Brown, Ph.D. joins Dr. Hoye to discuss dissociation, trauma and attachment theory.&nbsp; Dr. Brown is Associate Clinical Professor of Psychology at&nbsp;Harvard Medical School&nbsp;and has served on the faculty for over 38 years.&nbsp;He is a senior meditation master, Dr. Brown has trained and taught with top Indo-Tibetan Bon &amp; Buddhist lamas for more than 48 years, including lineage holders from some of the great schools of Buddhism.&nbsp;An author of 24 books&nbsp;and&nbsp;has testified in over 200 child abuse cases and served as an expert witness for prosecutors at the&nbsp;International War Crimes Tribunal. Dan discusses dissociation, trauma and attachment disorders based on his work with the team that that organized the Three Pillars model of attachment treatment.&nbsp; This treatment is an integrative model of psychotherapy, based on many modalities and theories, including hypnosis, mentalization treatments, and collaborative approaches for working with patients.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Dissociation, Trauma & Attachment Theory with Dr. Dan Brown, Ph.D.

On episode 30 of the Chicago Psychology Podcast, Kyle and Scott talk with Ryan Maher. Ryan is a licensed and board-certified psychotherapist in Chicago and the founder of Inner World Therapy. Ryan specializes in working with adults who experienced&nbsp;developmental trauma. He works from a Jungian, depth psychology perspective, and is an affiliate member of the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago. &nbsp;   Ryan discusses his growth into the world of therapy and becoming a depth psychologist. Along the way he touches on dream interpretation, transpersonal psychology, unconscious processing and hypnosis. &nbsp;   https://theinnerworldtherapy.com &nbsp;   The C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago

Trauma & Depth Psychology With Ryan Maher, LCPC

In episode 43, Kyle talks with Dan Griffin. Dan is an internationally recognized author, thought leader, and expert on men’s relationships and masculinity. Dan is the author of two books, A Man’s Way Through the Twelve Steps and A Man’s Way Through Relationships, and he authored several curricula all dedicated to improving the lives of men and their relationships. Dan lives with his family in Los Angeles, CA. &nbsp;   Dan shares with us his moving and formidable path to becoming a man, some of his own recovery journey, the most impactful findings in his research on men and relationships, and intriguing curricula that he will be releasing in the near future. &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;

Men, Recovery, & Relationships with Dan Griffin

We are a national management consulting firm that exists to help clients solve tough problems and thrive in complex situations. We expertly blend the science of systems, programs, and people to achieve continued improvements long after our engagements end.

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God Son of the rifleman Ellay Khule
Scam awareness advocate to Paris Dylan and Don McLean
Sheet Music Composer Cero ElNiente
Recording engineer Lido

The Cannabis Connection hosted by Christopher Carr provides stimulating conversation with professionals, regulators, researchers, and experts striving to demystify common misconceptions about Cannabis. Our radio broadcast educates and opens a dialogue surrounding the potential Cannabis has to heal ailments, but also our society from a social and economic standpoint. Carr's professional mission is to educate the public on Cannabis stewardship, science, policy, industry, and research. An adviser for Santa Cruz County and Executive Committee Member for Community Prevention Partners, Carr also serves as a Guest Lecturer at Cabrillo College, College of Botanical Healing Arts, and judge for both High Times Cup and The Emerald Cup. Carr represents Santa Cruz in the greater Cannabis Community and has positive rapport with the leading activists in Sacramento and Emerald Triangle. Rooted in the ethics of Compassionate Use Act while engaging the leading minds of the ever evolving California Cannabis Industry, Carr serves the community shaping a local Cannabis movement that reflects the values of Santa Cruz through leadership and compassion.

Children at Risk Action Network is a network of Christian organizations working together to support children at risk in the greater Kampala Region. We work closely with 140 local CBOs, NGOs, schools and churches implementing activities in 3 thematic areas of : children in families, children in safe spaces and children in education

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