In episode 181 of The Hoban Minute, Bob and Xavier jump back into the podcast booth to share their thoughts on the current state of the cannabis industry.
Fresh off a trip to Detroit for MJUnpacked, the hosts debrief their experience in the Motor City and discuss recent news around tax relief and state-funded grants before jumping into a discussion on cannabis consumption regulations and policies.
Why is smoking the most popular form of consumption? Where should cannabis be consumed? How are hemp beverages leading the way to new consumption channels? Tune in to find out.
The Hoban Minute, a podcast centered on cannabis business, law, and culture, has returned for its second season, presented by Benzinga Cannabis and hosted on PodConX. With over 150 episodes in its first season, the show offers listeners valuable insights from industry experts Bob Hoban and Xavier Jaillet. The podcast has been described as providing a crash-course MBA in cannabis, offering both U.S. and international updates and featuring interviews with top executives, artists, and consultants in the global cannabis industry.
The Hoban Minute was created to connect with their network and showcase the diverse voices that make up the multifaceted global cannabis industry. The podcast aims to provide a broader perspective on cannabis, hemp, and marijuana markets around the world.
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