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 OH-HIGH-YO!

Step inside the Classic Movement — where women, cannabis, and culture collide. 🌿✨ In this episode of OH-HighYo! TV, we sit down with members of The Classic Gals, the official ambassadors of The Classic golf and cannabis experience — founded by James Keyes and expanding from Ohio to Las Vegas. These women share what it means to be a Classic Gal, the power of representation in a male-dominated industry, and how community, confidence, and culture come together to create something bigger than golf or cannabis — a lifestyle movement built on empowerment, connection, and good vibes. 💬 In this episode: The Classic Gals journey from Ohio to Vegas How women are shaping the future of cannabis culture The meaning behind being a Classic Gal What to expect at the upcoming Vegas Classic 🌴⛳ 🎥 Watch the full conversation now, and get ready to join the movement. 🔗 Subscribe for more exclusive interviews, cannabis culture stories, and behind-the-scenes coverage of the growing Midwest scene. 👉 Subscribe to OH-HighYo! TV 👉 Follow The Classic Brand on Instagram: @theclassicbrand 👉 Follow OH-HighYo! on Instagram: @ohhytv 🏷️ Hashtags #OHHighYoTV #TheClassicGals #ClassicMovement #VegasClassic #OhioClassic #WomenInCannabis #CannabisCulture #CannabisCommunity #GolfAndGanja #CannaLifestyle #Empowerment #MidwestCannabis #CannaEvents #ClassicBrand #ConversationCanSaveANation
From Ohio to Vegas: The Classic Gals Experience | Inside the Classic Cannabis Movement
Keywords Ohio cannabis, Governor DeWine, hemp ban, small businesses, cannabis community, advocacy, sustainability, local cultivation, corporate influence, consumer rights Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent executive order by Governor DeWine banning the sale of intoxicating hemp products in Ohio. They explore the implications of this ban on small businesses, consumers, and the cannabis community. Josh Crozier, co-founder of Appalachian Girls Cannabis, shares insights on the political motivations behind the ban, the importance of local cultivation, and the impact of corporate influence in the cannabis market. The conversation emphasizes the need for community support, advocacy, and education to navigate the challenges faced by the industry. Takeaways Governor DeWine's executive order lacks clarity and definition. The ban threatens small businesses and local vendors in Ohio. Political motivations play a significant role in the ban's implementation. Community support is crucial for small cannabis businesses. The cannabis industry faces challenges from corporate greed. Sustainability in cannabis should prioritize local cultivation. Advocacy and activism are essential for the future of hemp products. Education is key to changing perceptions about cannabis. Personal motivation drives individuals to fight for their rights. The future of the cannabis market in Ohio remains uncertain. Titles Navigating Ohio's Cannabis Crisis The Impact of Governor DeWine's Ban Sound bites "We need to support our local vendors." "We need more dispensaries in this state." "It's an attack on the American dream." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Ohio Cannabis Community 02:43 Governor DeWine's Executive Order Explained 05:15 Impact on Small Businesses and Consumers 08:03 Political Motivations Behind the Ban 10:52 Reactions from the Cannabis Industry 13:37 The Role of Community Support 15:40 Future of Hemp Products in Ohio 18:35 The Importance of Local Cultivation 21:25 Corporate Influence in the Cannabis Market 24:04 Sustainability and Community Impact 26:41 Advocacy and Activism in the Cannabis Space 29:26 Personal Reflections and Motivation 32:21 Closing Thoughts and Future Outlook
Ohio’s Hemp Ban Explained: Josh Crosier of App Girls Cannabis Speaks Out
Is cannabis still illegal in Kentucky? Not anymore — for approved medical patients, it’s officially legal as of January 1, 2025. In this short co-branded clip from OH-HighYo! Media × Kentucky Medical Marijuana Card, we break down one of the biggest myths about cannabis in Kentucky and explain how patients can now get legal protection for their medical cannabis use. If you have a qualifying condition — like chronic pain, PTSD, epilepsy, or cancer — you can apply for your medical marijuana card and gain legal access to medical-grade cannabis when dispensaries open. 💡 Learn more or start your application today: 👉 https://kentuckymarijuanacard.com 🎥 Produced by: OH-HighYo! Media 🤝 In partnership with: Kentucky Medical Marijuana Card 📍 Topic: Medical Cannabis Education | Kentucky, USA ⸻ Timestamps 00:00 – “Wait… marijuana’s still illegal?” 00:06 – What changed in 2025 00:33 – Legal protection for approved patients 00:45 – How to stay compliant and get started ⸻ Follow & Connect 🌿 Instagram: @OHHYTV 💚 Learn more: kentuckymarijuanacard.com ⸻ Hashtags #KentuckyCannabis #MedicalMarijuana #KMedCard #OHHighYo #CannabisEducation #KYMedicalMarijuana #CannabisAwareness #MedicalCannabis2025 #CannabisMythBusting #LegalCannabisKY
Is Cannabis Still Illegal in Kentucky? | Medical Marijuana Now Legal for Patients (2025 Update)
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 Rodney Hash

Discussing SB56 in Ohio Live!
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HISTORIC MOMENT IN CANNABIS LABOR Day 2 of the Herbal Wellness Center strike in Columbus, Ohio, and the community support is INCREDIBLE! In just 45 minutes, we counted over 50+ honks from passing cars showing solidarity with these brave Teamsters Local 413 workers. Why This Strike Matters: This is the THIRD major cannabis union strike since Trump took office, following record-breaking strikes in Michigan (Exclusive Brands - Ann Arbor) and Pennsylvania (Green Thumb Industries/RISE). The other two strikes are now the LONGEST in cannabis industry history, waiting for Trump's NLRB appointments to hear their cases. The Background: Workers at Herbal Wellness Center (formerly Strawberry Fields) have been trying to negotiate their first contract for over a YEAR. When the company sold the dispensary to Vex Science, many believe it was a union-busting tactic to avoid dealing with organized workers. What I Captured: ✊ Exclusive interviews with striking workers ✊ Teamsters Local 413 leadership on the front lines ✊ Community members donating water and snacks ✊ Real-time "honk counter" showing massive public support ✊ EbTHC discussing down the bigger picture The Bigger Fight: Cannabis companies think because weed is federally illegal, federal labor laws don't apply to them. These workers are proving them WRONG. With strong community support and a clearer legal case than the other strikes, Columbus might be the first domino to fall - setting precedent for cannabis workers nationwide. This isn't just about one dispensary. This is about whether cannabis workers deserve fair wages and respect in a billion-dollar industry. Support the Strike: Herbal Wellness Center Columbus - 2950 E Main St Show solidarity by honking when you drive by or stopping and standing with the workers! #CannabisUnion #Teamsters413 #ColumbusStrike #CannabisCommunity #LaborRights #OhioCannabis #UnionStrong #CannabisWorkers #LaborStrike #CannabisIndustry #UnionBusting #WorkersRights FOLLOW FOR MORE CANNABIS LABOR COVERAGE: Instagram: @RodneyHash YouTube: @RodneyHash Remember to like, subscribe, and ring that bell for breaking cannabis industry news!
Small Town Cannabis Workers vs Corporate Giants – The Strike That Could Change Everything
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 Ohio Cannabis Live

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Today, we’re breaking down everything happening with Ohio’s Substitute Bill 56, the new proposal to amend Ohio Issue 2, the cannabis legalization law passed by voters in 2023. The bill has already passed in the Ohio House and is now headed back to the Ohio Senate — and the changes are major. We’ll talk about how Sub Bill 56 could reshape Ohio’s cannabis industry by introducing new felony penalties, removing employment protections for adults who legally use cannabis, and tightening control over both licensed dispensaries and hemp retailers. The bill would allow hemp dispensaries to be licensed under the Division of Cannabis Control, forcing them to follow the same strict rules as Ohio’s licensed cannabis companies — a move that many see as unwanted competition for existing dispensaries. Restaurants and bars would also be allowed to sell 5mg hemp drinks, creating a new crossover between the hemp and hospitality industries. We’ll also cover breaking news from the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control, which has: Recalled multiple edible products for missing THC warning labels Ordered licensed companies to rename any products that include fruit or food names by mid-November So much is happening at once — and while lawmakers left the 12-plant household grow limit untouched for now, they’ve added new criminal penalties and stripped unemployment protections for cannabis users. This is a direct challenge to what Ohio voters approved, and many residents are about to be shocked when they find out what’s in this bill. Join me live as we unpack what’s next for Issue 2, what these changes really mean, and how Ohio voters can respond. #OhioCannabisLive #OhioCannabisNews #OhioIssue2 #SubBill56 #OhioMarijuana #OhioCannabis #CannabisEducation #CannabisReform #OhioPolitics **Stay Connected with Ohio Cannabis Live** 🌐 Website: [www.ohiocannabislive.com](https://www.ohiocannabislive.com) 📱 Socials: @OhioCannabisLive on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), Threads, Reddit, Discord, Bluesky, and Rumble 💚 Support the channel: [ohiocannabislive.com/donate](https://www.ohiocannabislive.com/donate) | CashApp $mastermindohio 🛍️ Merch (free shipping): ohiocannabislive.com/shop --- **Subscribe, like, and share if you believe in fair cannabis laws and protecting what we voted for.** #OhioCannabisLive #SB56 #ProtectIssue2 #CannabisReform #OhioCannabis #VoterRights #NoToHB160 #CannabisNews #FairCannabisLaws #CannabisCommunity --- Would you like me to create a shorter SEO-optimized version (around 1,000–1,200 characters) for your YouTube mobile preview too?
Ohio House Lawmakers Passed Sub Bill56 To Amend Ohio Cannabis Laws #ohiocannabis #voterrights #ohio
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 Ohio Cannabis Report

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Ohio Cannabis Report Live Exclusive Interview with App Girls Cannabis Founder Josh C
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Ohio Cannabis Report Live
**🎥 YouTube Live Replay: Breaking Down Ohio’s Cannabis Industry Updates | Sub. SB 56 & Community Impact** In today’s live discussion, we unpacked the **latest developments in Ohio’s cannabis business and consumer landscape**, including the key updates around **Substitute Senate Bill 56** — what it means for business owners, patients, and everyday consumers. We also discussed the **real impact of policy and advocacy** on Ohio’s growing cannabis ecosystem, from local entrepreneurs to statewide reform efforts. Tune in to hear insights from **Gerald Moore Jr.**, founder of the **Ohio Cannabis Report**, as we connect the dots between legislation, equity, and community empowerment. 🔗 **Follow & Connect:** 📸 Instagram: [@OhioCannabisReport](https://www.instagram.com/ohiocannabisreport) 🌐 Website: [www.geononprofit.org](https://www.geononprofit.org) 🎙️ Podcast: [Ohio Cannabis Report](https://www.ohiocannabisreport.com) Join the conversation, share your thoughts, and stay informed as Ohio continues shaping the future of cannabis policy and opportunity. #OhioCannabisReport #OhioCannabis #SubSB56 #CannabisNews #GeraldMooreJr #CannabisAdvocacy #GEOCommunity #CannabisEducation #BlackCannabisBusiness
Ohio Cannabis Report Monday Update and Weekend recap Rodney Hash guest appearance
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