A Great Conversation With Leading Cannabis Attorney Bob Hoban

Miracle Plant

"From Farm to Market: The Challenges and Triumphs of Hemp Farming"

Justin Benton joins host Eric Singular from the Hoban Law Group in Denver, Colorado, with guests Bob Hoban, President and Founder of the Hoban Law Group. They discuss the recent virtual NOCO Summer Solstice event, which impressed Justin with its format, offering virtual booths and a variety of content. The conversation touches on the resilience and thriving nature of cannabis businesses during the pandemic, highlighting the opening of a new store by 101CBD.

Justin emphasizes the importance of staying connected with customers and suggests that businesses reach out to clients simply to check in. The discussion then shifts to the potential of hemp, particularly in the context of industrial uses such as textiles, plastics, and batteries. The guests express optimism about the future of the hemp industry and stress the need for collaboration and sharing knowledge.

They mention the importance of genetics in hemp farming and the need for investment in decortication facilities to process hemp fiber. Justin also talks about R&D tax credits available for hemp businesses and the potential for carbon credits due to the plant's environmental benefits.

The episode concludes with a lighter segment on music, particularly focusing on a 346-hour playlist of live Grateful Dead shows. Justin shares a personal story about his early experiences with the Grateful Dead, and the guests discuss the enduring impact of the band's lyrics. Bob Hoban highlights how Grateful Dead lyrics provide wisdom and relevance to various life situations, encapsulating Americana.

Thank you for tuning in to the Miracle Plant Podcast. Remember, our mission is to heal the world with the power of this miracle plant. Join us next time for more inspiring stories and insights into the world of cannabis.

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