Jazz Cabbage Cafe Episode Summary – Rick Thompson, Activist

Jazz Cabbage Cafe is co-hosted by Jamie Lowell and Rick Thompson. It has received an Award of Distinction from the Communicator Awards; was named on of America’s best cannabis podcasts by Celeb Stoner Magazine; and was recently named one of the top medical weed broadcasts by an industry source.

A running list of Jazz Cabbage guests and episodes from 2021, Season 5 of the show.

Jan. 5 – Jazz Cabbage helped launch The Entheo Show. Jim Salame and Colin MacDougall are regulars on Jazz Cabbage and are the co-hosts for The Entheo Show. Best of luck!

Jan. 12 – An interview with a reflections on the great Ed Rosenthal. Featuring Bobby West, Adam Brook and others.

Jan. 19 – Redemption Foundations’s Ryan Basore and Mike McCurdy from the Michigan Cannabis Caucus stop by to share their vision for 2021.

Jan 26 – Mr. John Sinclair joins the broadcast to reflect on things historical and things hysterical. Also joing the broadcast: Mike McCurdy.

Feb. 2 – Carmen Brace is our guest, a cannabis researcher from Chicago with Michigan roots.

Feb. 9 – AC Labs and RAIR Cannabis joining the show to review the decision to ban certain types of cannabis testing in Michigan.

Feb. 16 – Hemp expert Michael Thue, Michigan ASA head Brandy Zink and the hosts of Mi Canna Cast!

Feb. 23 – Ryan Basore joins the crew and an interview with Jerry Millen from the Greenhouse in Walled Lake, the architect of the Pot for Shots program.

Mar. 2 – The Michael Thompson episode, featuring the man just weeks after being released from prison for decades on cannabis charges

Mar. 9 – Anqunette ‘Q’ Sarfoh joins in, and her Qulture line of products are in the discussion; plus, a remote report by Jim Salame from Apothecare in Ann Arbor

Mar. 16 – The Richard DeLisi show, featuring the recently-released man from Florida, with his daughter and Stacey Theis.

Mar. 23 – The Leonard Peltier show, featuring Leonard’s son Chauncey; Jean Roach, an eyewitness to the events of that day; Rev. Steven Thompson, former Exec Director, Michigan NORML; and Malcolm MacKinnon, former editor of High Times.

Mar. 30 – The Pre-Hash Bash show, featuring Hash Bash Organizing Committee members Rick, Jim Salame, Jamie, Anqunette Sarfoh, Mark Passerini and Nick Zettell, plus Berg from Medical Mondays, Adam L. “Mr. Hash Bash” Brook, 4-time Stanley Cup champion Darren McCarty and Tom Wall, leader of Cosmic Knot, the house band for the broadcast.

April 6 – Cannabis cultivation legend and podcaster Danny Danko joins, along with Ryan Basore and Josey Scoggin from Great Lakes Expungement Network; plus Pro Cannabis Media’s Jimmy Young joins to recap the Hash Bash broadcast.

April 13 – LIVE show from The Botanical Company facilities in Lansing. featuring company scientist Tiffany Coleman, Jake Greba from Midnight Roots, Matt Moony and Russ Chambers from BoCo, and Razor Ray Reyes.

April 20 – the 4/20 Show, broadcast LIVE from Apothecare in Ann Arbor. We talk with principal Anthony Freed and tour the facility; legendary cannabis figure John Sinclair dials in for a chat; we get a remote report from Adam Brook, in Florida to attend the Canna Vets Fishing Tournament.

April 27 – Darren McCarty and John Sinclair grace us with their presence as another Jazz Cabbage goes off the charts!

May 4 – an interview with Vivian McPeak, the man behind Seattle Hempfest and the current managing editor at Skunk Magazine. Also: Tony Portelli, the owner of Grow Green Mi, and someone who beat the system legally and forced the courts to order the return of his personal property seized for suspected cannabis crimes.

May 11 – our tribute to the late “Boston George” Jung, whose life story was featured in the movie Blow.

May 18 – Jazz Cabbage pays tribute to the Jerry Duval case in a special episode featuring Duval’s mother; Stacey Theis, advocate and cannabis law warrior; and then a fun time talking to Scissor Gait Foundation founder Marty Sheedy.

May 25 – first, a summary of the current war and boycott between caregiver supporters and the Michigan Cannabis Manufacturer’s Association; then, a review of Matt Abel’s career in cannabis law reform, as the venerated Executive Director of Michigan NORML has announced his intent to step down. Featuring Keith Stroup; John Sinclair; Adam Brook; many others.

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