From the gritty underground of the Northeast, Dave Valese (aka “Big Dave”) carved a 29-year legacy as a
master of cultivation and old-school genetics. He moved more authentic Sour Diesel than most across the region,
staying true to passion over profit. Starting in 1996, inspired by a cousin’s battle with cancer, Big Dave honed
his craft in storied cannabis hubs, blending genetics expertise with a focus on wellness.

Russell and Dave discuss the Culture of Cannabis in both New Jersey and Texas.

Both are looking forward to working with the High Times magazine in the coming months.

Blazed@blazednews.com is Russell email. Seeking Booth vendors and sponsors for
our Rooftop Spring Jam.

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Dub Equis Headlines our Spring SXSW show at the Shiner Saloon Rooftop March 14th. Producer Derrick Moorhead aka Dub Equis
discuss music scene and projects he's working on. The band will headline this March on the Rooftop of Shiner.

We are seeking Sponsors and Booth brands to lock in your booth for next month.
The Band is likely to be the cover of March.

Comment below.

Event Details Here
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David Sergi and Jay Maguire join the podcast this week after the recent hearing from DSHS public comment period began last week.
Also just the day before this recording the Texas Supreme court Justices hear oral arguments from
DSHS and Plaintiff SKYE Marketing case or Hometown Hero's case to consume federally legal hemp products.

A case that was filed 5 years ago by Maguire and Sergi for Hometown and Skye.

Having this Dynamic Duo on the podcast this week is huge insight on where we are and how things play out.

Amidst all this the Federally side is looking at a DEA possible rescheduling of Marijuana while; Now, Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Rand Paul (R-KY) and Jeff Merkley (D-OR) have filed new legislation that would push that timeline back by another two years, giving hemp interests additional time to make their case that the policy would significantly harm the industry that was legalized during Trump’s first term under the 2018 Farm Bill.