Hempthletic Podcast: Recent Episodes
Brian Lane
Host Brian Lane wants to bring you a unique perspective on how to use the hemp plant in your active, everyday life. The podcast will attempt to dismiss the common misgivings on this plant which should help drive our endocrine system. Guests will include, athletes, entrepreneurs and real people with real experiences with cannabis. Brian Lane and contributing host Robert Pye sift through the research on cannabis as well as seek out stories which can relate to us all.
Product creator Lacarie Byer talks about how she found cannabis and how it saved her life. Her and host Brian Lane discuss Byer's life and work history which included issues with her hands from being in the dental industry. Since 2018, Byer's has developed a line of products designed to help people with different ailments. She has a unique style to educate her consumers and provides knowledge based on her experiences elevating her own life. The 'V' Experience.
Rochester based chemist Seth Brophy joins host Brian Lane for a chat about the cannabis plant from a non THC user. Brophy discusses delivery methods for new users as well as information on nano technology and some other useful information.
Singer Farm Naturals owner Tom Szulist provides a wealth of knowledge in this episode with host Brian Lane. Szulist discusses his background and how he came to develop a passion for living healthy. Szulist understands how the body works with digestion and has unique perspectives on using garlic, tart cherry juice and hemp in your life.
Mother, entrepreneur and cannabis advocate Christine Stio from Irondequoit, NY joins host Brian Lane for a conversations on a variety to topics. They include family, teaching and understanding the upcoming regulations to posture for a possible license in the NYS Recreational Cannabis Program. She can be found at www.buzzadoos.com and instagram @buzzadoos
Host Brian Lane brings back the podcast with a new episode in 2022. The guests for this episode are entrenched in the local cannabis community. Jeffrey Medford is the proprietor at Flower City Farms and the Green Lounge. In addition Medford was asked to join the City of Rochester Preparedness Commission on cannabis to help guide the city to the recreational market in New York. Joining Jeffrey is Matias "Moof" Santiago, the director of operations for the Green Lounge. Follow Flower City Lounge @thegreenloungeroc on instagram for updates on events.
New York Hemp Industries Association board member and communications director Aidan Woishnis rejoins the podcast to discuss upcoming legislation within NYS concerning the cannabis plant. The pair discuss legalizing THC for recreational purposes as well as the changes to the NYS research program and its movement into the NYS Department of Health.
From the comfort of his office Brian brings back the ski bum round table to see how the young skiers fared on their trip out west. Rochester's Brady Hamilton, Jarrod Van Orden and Canadaigua's Johnny Delforte talk about moving to Colorado and the experiences they had while working at Cooper Mountain. All three men share stories of the trip and the new tricks accomplished. The episode is very natural as the four discuss a variety of topics only slightly Covid related. The final portion
From the comfort of his office Brian talks brings back the ski bum round table to see how the young tribes fared on their trip out west. Rochester's Brady Hamilton, Jarrod Van Orden and Canadaigua's Johnny Delforte talk about moving to Colorado and the experiences they had while working at Cooper Mountain. All three men share stories of the trip and the new tricks accomplished. The episode is very natural as the four discuss a variety of topics only slightly Covid related.
The is the Corona free podcast episode.... Rochester's Courtney Cawley talks about the Cannibas industry from the perspective from a New York processor. Mrs. Cawley in the previous episode she talks about business, exercise and ultra running as an athlete from Brockport. Cawley was a three sport athlete and continued playing volleyball at the Division III level. She also discusses her former career and talks about components of Lean Six Sigma. In this episode Courtney talks about the cannabis industry, a new product line which will be coming after the quarantine and details on positive impact of using good manufacturing processes.
The is the Corona free podcast episode.... Rochester's Courtney Cawley talks about the Cannibas industry from the perspective from a New York processor. Ms. Cawley talks about business, exercise and ultra running as an athlete from Brockport. Cawley was a three sport athlete and continued playing volleyball at the Division III level. She also discusses her former career and talks about components of Lean Six Sigma. She also discusses travel abroad during her college years.
Robert and Brian discuss the cannabis news nationally in this light hearted episode to close out March. The two discuss how the national sports leagues are changing the culture of cannabis as well as other information.
Rochester's Steve Vandewalle joins Brian Lane for a discussion on the updates on New York legislation concerning the MRTA and CRTA presently working through Albany. In addition, Steve talks about a variety of subjects in the cannabis industry.
Rochester's Steve Vandewalle joins Brian and Bob for a discussion on the state of legislation in New York State concerning legalization of the cannabis plant. Steve recently spent time in Albany discussing the tax burden which could potentially hurt the industry. The owner of Tiva and host of Steve's Cannabis Show discusses his current business ventures as well as updates on the MRTA and CRTA.
Jacob Fox and Brian continue their conversation with an emphasis on the soil crisis our country currently faces. Fox lives an active lifestyle discussed through the episode and details how he has used the cannabis plant for recovery. Fox is working with several local municipalities in New York State to create facilities to remediate waste from landfills. We also learn about firecrackers as a recovery day treat and more of Jacob's background.
Geneva's Jacob Fox joins host Brian Lane for a two-part discussion on the soil crisis in our country currently. Episode 1 focuses on getting to know Jacob and what drives him. Jacob is an accomplished soccer player, skier and traveller with an interesting perspective on living. Fox is the owner of Closed Loop Systems which is a company committed to reducing waste into landfills.
Originally from Binghamton, NY, Cait Curley talks about the plant from the industrial perspective and uses of the plant. The former Irish dancer discusses moving out west and being inspired by a variety of experiences. She is an extremely passionate advocate of the plant and talks about the power of the people within the industry. The episode is taped from a remote location for the first time. She was a witness of the signing of the 2018 Farm Bill. NYHIA chapter president Aidan Woishnis also joined Cait and Brian for the informal conversation.
Karen Tobin of Rochester talks about joining the cannabis industry as a self proclaimed soccer mom. In the episode Bob and Brian talk to Karen about the NY governor's state of the state address as well as the recent Hemp Roundtable at SUNY Morrisville. Karen talks about the state of NY and how it compares to what she has seen out in the western US. Karen has given talks to a variety of groups including law enforcement to educate about the cannabis plant. in this Part 2 Karen discussed the last five years of her life in the industry.
Karen Tobin of Rochester talks about joining the cannabis industry as a self proclaimed soccer mom. In the episode Bob and Brian talk to Karen about the NY governor's state of the state address as well as the recent Hemp Roundtable at SUNY Morrisville. Karen talks about the state of NY and how it compares to what she has seen out in the western US. Karen has given talks to a variety of groups including law enforcement to educate about the cannabis plant.
This week's episode features Bucky Bakes CEO of Syk Fuk clothing line along with Alex DeCapua of Rochester. The pair bring another new perspective to the podcast as we talk about the usual subjects of life and relationships. In addition Bucky educates Brian and Robert on the hemp industry as it currently stands in the Far East. Bucky called in from Thailand where he is working yo establish relationships to bring CBD strain =s to these countries. The extensive conversation discusses an ethanol facility in Illinois, his experience in the music and clothing industries as well as simply keeping in shape.
Brian Lane and Bob Pye interview Rochester's Zach Sarkis who is the founder of Hemplab in Rochester, NY. Zach talks about growing up skiing and enduring a serious injury as well as shows his passion for the cannabis plant. Zach has a unique perspective and talks about the state of agriculture on this planet. He also discusses how Finger Lakes Community College will be creating a cannabis degree.
NYHIA president Aidan Woishnis joins Robert and Brian as they spent time talking about a variety of topics. Bob recaps a recent trip to a national park as well as past trips from Bob and Aidan. Aidan goes over the recent release of the USDA hemp policies slated to go into effect next year.
Ira Fair of 21st Century Hemp joined host Brian Lane for a long discussion on growing the hemp plant in New York State. Fair is from Rochester and has NYS Agriculture and Markets Permit #5, having earned one of the original hemp growing license in New York. He has run both large scale and small operations and discusses the merits of both.
Brian interviews Rochester's Brady Hamilton, Jarrod Van Orden and Canadaigua's Johnny Delforte talk about moving to Colorado to explore the west through jobs at Cooper Mountain. All three earned positions at Cooper Mountain and talk about expectations leading up to the trip. The three talk about how they got into the sport, family and the desire to travel. Johnny also discusses being an extreme athlete in spite of a physical challenge. Notation: Brian ended up losing to Johnny's father in fantasy.
Rochester's Zachary Johnson joins Brian and Bob to talk about becoming a professional boxer as well as competing in his first MMA bout for CES. Johnson also talks about traveling overseas to play semi-pro football as well as his other athletic endeavors. Zach has competed in two professional boxing matches and will be making his CES MMA debut on Oct. 25.
Eric Miller of Hempire State Smoke Shop rejoins the podcast to discuss a modern day witch hunt with Brian and Bob. They discuss how lifestyles have changed and how they relate to modern day social issues. A large segment of the episode concerns the misguided war against the vape industry. The trio talk about the Sept. 25 announcement by the FDA not banning e cigarettes, contrary to several states current measures. They also discuss how Juul has been given access to New York through the current proposed ban to be able to monopolize sales for 90 days.
Recently installed New York Hemp Industries Association chapter president Aidan Woishnis talks about his five years in being involved in the cannabis industry. Aiden talks about upcoming FDA and USDA expected announcements as well as how he came into the industry originally. Woishnis has experience growing hemp and educating people on the truth about the plant. Aiden has visited many police stations and met with many bank representatives to help them understand the current legal aspects of the plant.
He is the founder of a Research and Education company called WhatCannaDo, which is focused on understanding Cannabis and how it can benefit people on a scientific level. His instagram is RevelAidan
Rochester's own Jacob M. Marra talks about his time in the Navy, comedy, writing, family and much more. Jacob, Brian and Bob discuss the challenges of writing for comedy and using life experiences to entertain.
Dr. Lisa Hester joins Brian and Bob for a conversation on the cannabis plant, exercise and life. Flowered Wellness believes Homeostasis – the overall balance of our bodies – is necessary to achieve optimal wellness. David Deutsch & James Frisicaro had a desire to help create this across all planes – mentally, emotionally, & physically. This dream, combined with a vision to spread awareness about the benefits of cannabis throughout the Greater Buffalo area, led to the creation of Flowered Wellness. With affiliated NP Jerry Frisicaro assisting with entry to the NYS medical marijuana program, as well as affiliated Chiropractor, nutrition & research expert Dr. Lisa Hester joining the team, Flowered Wellness is a family affair.
Recent SUNY Brockport graduate James Schultheis, whose diploma was recently delivered, joins host Brian Lane for a diverse discussion on topics such as working full time while getting a degree, dangerous motorcycle stunting, and hard metal music. James works for Sensation Nightclub in Rochester and leads landscape crews by day, he shows he is well read and takes responsibility for his actions.
In addition Brian talks about an exciting event which he attended in Albany on August 14, 2019. The Hemp Industries Association helped put on the NYHIA Hemp Farming & Legal Update Educational Event. It provided attendees with a federal and state legal update as well as a hemp farming research report from SUNY Morrisville, in addition Cornell University provided information on the anatomy of a hemp farming contract and what to watch out for.
Brian and Robert chat with Goodknews Photography Lounge Ceo and Founder Christopher Cardwell. This is a special episode for Brian Lane who spent time as a professional photographer in the 90's. Robert is also a talented landscape photographer and the tribute discuss many aspects of the industry and its changes. Caldwell, who also has ties to Cleveland, Ohio, discusses photography, life and producing a movie. Rent a Ride.
Rochester's own Ashley Danno is a two-time Miss New York contestant. She takes time out of her busy day to pass on inspiration to young women. She is a license aesthetician and enjoys the hustle to reach her goals. Ashley talks about being comfortable to travel alone and being comfortable with yourself.
Rochester born Clark Viele joined Brian and Robert for an interesting session on a number of topics this week. Clark owns a local plumbing company as well as Demand a Drone, which provides contracting drone services to a variety of organizations across the country. In addition, Clark talks about scuba diving around the world with his brother as he has made hundreds of dives. His latest project is working with musical talent as a manager.
You can find Clark at Vinnynofugazi on Instagram, Demandadrone.net or follow his artist at Grandsun1013.
This episode features local magician and science teacher Dr. Vince Mancuso. The middle school science teacher shares with us his passion for teaching, magic, family and learning.
Dr. Mancuso has a website called Magic Club Academy where students and teachers can gain resources to foster the art of magic in our youth. He is proficient at many aspects of magic.
Vince Mancuso, Ed.D., has been a middle school science teacher for 20 years. His research focuses on discrepant event phenomena in the science classroom and inquiry-based reform, specifically the development of inquiry-grounded curriculum and effective inquiry practices that enrich traditional classrooms. He developed and shaped Phenomena-Driven Inquiry and the POQIE model through fifteen years of extensive research and field-testing that began with his Master’s work, carried through his doctoral studies, and continued through several years of post-doctoral action research.
He can be contacted through email at either vince@discrepantevents.com or vince_mancuso@bcsd.org and can be followed on Twitter @discrepantevent.
Salt of the Earth's Brent Jesien and Kurshot Akyuk of Bike to Believe join Brian and Robert for a variety of topics in this July 4th episode. Brent comes in studio with Jasper to talk about updates on establishing a grow in New York as well as recently passed legislation. Kurshot has an undeniable energy and willingness to live without worrying what others think about his path. Congratulations to the state of Illinois becoming the 11th with legal adult recreation THC legislation.
Dr. Harold Smith joins the podcast for a very scientific episode. Dr. Smith talks about his experience in research of diabetes and HIV, skiing, CB receptors in the body as well as a very personal story about CBD. He is a graduate of Purdue University and the University of Rochester. He took a faculty position at the University of Rochester in 1986. Dr. Smith is one of the leaders in the field of gene editing.
Dr Smith is a professor with the University of Rochester and owns two side projects including Canna Metrix, ensuring quality control through cell based testing.
This is a light episode as we head into summer. Robert and I talk about the upcoming Summer format and look for listener feedback. We also discuss some news in the cannabis industry nationally as well as Watkins Glen State Park. Enjoy the quick hitter. Get out and enjoy the summer!!!
The episode begins with a brief recap of Dual Day before we start a conversation with Rochester's own Lou Guadagnino, the owner of Living Stress Free. Living Stress Free Inc has been teaching people how to reduce stress and improve their lives since 2011. "We teach individuals, couples, families, corporations, schools, and organizations a new understanding of stress and new ways to reduce it. In today’s world, all of us need to do our best and be our best but to achieve our highest potential we need to lower and manage our stress. Successful action requires inner-resources and our resources need to be regularly replenished with rest, a quiet mind, and uncluttered relaxed alertness." Enjoy the episode.
Salt of the Earth CEO and founder Brent Jesien talks about his journey from Rochester, NY to the cannabis industry in California. Brent educates us on growing the plant and shows his energy and passion. Brent is working with friends and family and has a healthy outlook on living. Salt of the Earth Nursery recently was awarded a license to grow hemp in New York.
This week Brian interviews his father Donald J. Lane. The pair talk about the transformation of the telephone industry over the last 40 years. In addition the pair talk about life, travel and family. Of course he will add an embarrassing story or two about the host.
Tiva founder and CEO Steve VanDeWalle of Rochester, NY is a member of ROC Norml, a national organization for the legislature of marijuana. The National Organization for Marijuana Legislation is the oldest and largest consumer cannabis advocacy organization in the world with 160 chapters. Steve talks about life changes, educating himself on the cannabis plant as well conversations withe New York politicians. Much of the conversation is about CBD and our endocannabinoid system as well as healthy living.
This week's episode brings together a couple young entrepreneurs from the Rochester area. Ugur Mengi and Anna De Rosa join the podcast to talk about starting a business, taking risks and the importance of family. Ugur Mengi is the owner of the Vida Juice Bar in Rochester, and has an old soul view on life.
Local Stongman competitor Miranda Shaffer tells her story about finding exercise as a necessity of life. She is originally from Syracuse and now resides in Rochester with a desire to travel.
Rochester based promoter Oz Tozan joins Brian for a conversation on life, Rochester, travel and healthy living. Oz has a creative mind which is utilized at One Night Club Rochester as well as on several shows with Rochester Free Radio, 106.3. He is the co-host of Beyond The Pole radio show with previous guest Katrina Lee.
Fullsend Ski and Snowboard store owner Zachary Hallett joins Brian for a conversation about skiing, moving back to Rochester to start a business in Canandaigua. This man has a California boy mentality in upstate New York. In addition Bob and Brian catch up on recent travels and give advice on navigating the black fly season in the Adirondacks.
Alcame Hair creator Frank Lipani joins Brian Lane in an entertaining conversation about his life as a hair stylist, business creator and much more. Frank has owned several businesses in Rochester and has done hair on some high profile celebrities. In addition we discuss CBD, good product creation and his Dragon's Beard alter ego. Frank entered the hair industry in the early 70's.
Brian Kona is from Rochester, NY originally but has never let his roots grow anywhere since. The well travelled fan of the cannabis plant now resides in California and he discusses the issues entrepreneurs face within the industry. Enjoy the conversation. Heres a little about his current venture...
What is Fruit Slabs..."We are individuals who bonded over a strong passion for music, arts and cannabis. We share a love for the Earth, environment and all living things.We consciously and actively live by the values peace, love, unity and respect. We love traveling, exploring and spending time with friends & family. We are committed to health & holistic wellness. We believe cannabis is a superfood and a vital element to the future success of humankind. We are uniquely ourselves while being one. We are Fruit Slabs."
Sara Payne leads the Cannabis Group at Barclay Damon LLP, a 300+ attorney super regional law firm with offices across the Northeastern United States. In this capacity, she oversees a multidisciplinary team of attorneys who represent individuals and organizations operating in the cannabis industry(plant-touching,non-plant-touching, industrial hemp, medical marijuana and adult use marijuana), as well as individuals and entities impacted by cannabis legalization. In addition her cannabis practice, Sara counsels clients on complex permitting, licensing, corporate (specifically including m ergers & acquisitions involving entities in highly regulated industries), regulatory proceedings, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, commercial litigation and governmental relations.
Sara joins Brian on a discussion of cannabis within the state with a strong note of her incredible accomplishments!
Brian Lane sits down with The Guru of Ganja Blog writer & published writer Ed Rosenthal for an afternoon discussion about the social and medical benefits of the cannabis plant. Ed shows his sense of humor as we discuss relationships, cannabis, and the social benefits of the plant.
On this week's episode Kenn Mann of Staylit tips and an expert joint roller and actor discusses his history with cannabis, acting, living in the United States and Scotland. Kenn claims to have rolled over 10,000 joints in adulthood. In addition Kenn Mann wanted to add a notation from the taping.
Kenn Mann: I would like to make amendments to what I said about my autism, cannabis and theatre. The component of many hours of talking therapy, should be credited as a major factor of my recovery. Every case of autism is unique, similarities between cases do not necessarily indicate a pathway for treatment. I do believe combination of therapy, acting and cannabis introspection, is what helped me to live a more social life. I’d like to encourage any listeners to enlist their doctor’s support before stepping off pharmaceuticals gradually and safely.
Hempire State co-owner Eric Miller discusses being a business owner, creating CBD products and giving advice to customers on usage. Eric is a father, entrepreneur, skier, and Phish fan among many other things. We also discuss Kratom.
Rochester's own Tommy Love, 23, is the owner of The Upstate Predators, a semi pro football team in the northeastern Football League. He has owned the team since the age of 18 while working full time and now recently became a father. This impressive young man talks about making changes in his life, helping others, family and becoming a parent.
This week Brian interviews Dawn Jenkins who is the host of the first female focused Phish podcast on the Osiris Podcast Network.
Dawn is an energetic soul with some entertaining stories on dancing pregnant, Phish, being a teacher and Phish enthusiast. This is the episode for people who want to be introduced to the band, Phish.
Morrisville State and SUNY Cortland graduate Kevin Madden discusses his path to Washington, DC through New York. The father of three was very generous with his time as he and I catch up after 20 years being removed from earning Journalism degrees at Morrisville State. We discuss his cross country road trip with his best friend after college, Yonkers politics, Washington DC, family, and most importantly relationships.
Kevin is a partner with Hamilton Place Strategies a leading Think Tank in multiple cities across the United States. He is a true positive influence in Washington and I am very proud to be able to call him a friend.
Robert and Brian also discuss New Year's and what lies ahead in 2019.
Host Brian Lane discusses an 18-year career with the United States Postal Service. Brian discusses leave, what going postal means to him as well as mailing cannabis through USPS. Brian talks about what the postal service needs to move forward with success.
Host Brian Lane and co host Robert Pye talk about budgeting time and money to travel through the country. The pair further discuss the Adirondacks and travel based on a limited schedule and budget.
We also learn more about Robert J. Pye and he closes the episode with an old story.
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This episode Robert and Brian talk about an average person's perspective and ask questions about Magic Mushrooms. Guest Shelby Bayer and the hosts discuss research about various psychedelic drugs as well as personal experiences. Shelby is a bar tender in Rochester and truly and old soul.
New York's own Jack Schinella is the executive producer of High Road TV & Co-founder of Hemp 4 Heroes. Jack served as an Army Scout from 1990 till 1995. Serving on the German border & the gulf with the 11th Cav. He works with veteran groups to help transition vets off opioids and pharmaceuticals to plant based medicines.
Jack and Brian discuss the cannabis industry, what he is seeing across the country with his travels with the You Tube channel, life and family. Enjoy this week's edition.
Correction: The producers wife, Stina Passamonte is Macedonian not Italian. I am making the correction so not to get 'the eye'.
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Whiteface Terrain Park rat Aaron Cook, owner of Hempire State Smoke Shop Eric Miller and my son Spencer Lane have a discussion on skiing in the northeast. Topics range from Whiteface statistics and discussing trails and improvements, to raising kids on the mountain. Aaron is on for the first hour and then the conversation turns to Eric, Brian and Spencer talking about cannabis and skiing, ski safety, planning trips and advice from a teenager. At the end is a real moment between a father and son with a good, healthy relationship.
In episode 11 Brian Lane interviews the host of the Beyond the Pole Radio Show which airs on Rochester Free Radio and the Armed Forces Network.
Katrina Lee has multiple degrees in business, she owns a plethora of businesses and is extremely active with non profit organizations which attempt to help cure the Opioid crisis in Western New York and beyond. The CEO of Kat's Meow Entertainment discusses losing friends to opioids, how the adult industry has changed and being an actress. Katrina is also does sales for Alcame Hair, and is a reporter at Escape at Dannemora. As an actress she has had roles in several Lifetime Movies as well as a stand in for the new Purge prequel, 'Colebrook' .
If you are in Rochester please check out the Evergreen Memorial Garden to get a feel of how one man's battle with opioids cost him two sons.
Host Brian Lane talks about how important family and personal experiences have been instrumental in shaping his life and philosophy. The 10th episode is a conversation with contributor Robert Pye, talking about cannabis usage, exercise, relationships, raising two children with great ex-wife and very good friend.
This episode is a very personal look at why Brian has decided to leave the USPS after 18 years to explore new projects with the intent of being a shepherd to those around him.
Brian's family owned Smith Flower Shop in Rochester, NY for 30 years and he worked with fellow family members every holiday from the time he was 6-years old.
Enjoy this special edition as much as Brian Lane enjoyed telling his story of living a healthy, energetic life.
Matt Kellman is a 4-time Ironman and 15-time Boston Marathon finisher with multiple sub 3:00 finishes. Matt talks about his supportive family, relationships, training, raising active kids and much more. Matt also discusses eliminating beer from his routine and what alternatives he now gravitates towards. Matt was a mentor for Brian as both came into the triathlon community in Rochester about the same time. Matt and his wife are inspiring individuals who are positive members of the Rochester community.
Also this episode we introduce Robert Pye a researcher, photographer and writer.
Correction: Brian discusses the Olympic length triathlon and mentioned the wrong bike distance. Here is the Olympic length:
1.5 km (0.93 mi) 40 km (25 mi) 10 km (6.2 mi) Also known as "international distance", "standard course", or "short course".
Host Brian Lane and Whiteface Mountain Terrain Park manager Aaron Cook talk about the Olympic Mountain, Whiteface. Aaron is an accomplished skier who has travelled the country pursuing the sport he loves. He has now settled back into the Lake Placid area to raise a son and mold the Whiteface Terrain Park with planted trail improvements. Aaron is also a musician and plays the Mandolin with The Stinky Boots String Band. Aaron isa tour guide in the summer and has a wealth of knowledge of Whiteface and the entire region. Enjoy the conversation and know ski season is just around the corner! In the vein of accuracy... Aaron and Brian reference the ski trail Draper Drop during the conversation but he trial the two were actually referencing is Blazer's Bluff. A black diamond near the peak.
Greece Athena graduate Michael Phan recently earned the rank of Natural Professional Body builder with the OCB - Organization of Competition Bodies. Mike is a part-time personal Trainer at Anytime Fitness and has a refreshing perspective on living a healthy lifestyle. Brian and Mike discuss working out on THC, nutrition, personal choices, discipline and family. Mike is an inspiration for so many reasons including being the son of Vietnamese refugees.
Former Baltimore, Md police woman Seanea Smith and host Brian Lane discuss how the new owner of Baddass Bodies by Sean created her new space and how she wants to help mothers stay fit. Sean gives a unique perspective on being a mother, grandmother, wife and business owner. She has taken a winding path of fitness as many people and has an inspiring story. She competed in local roller derby and also works security in the Rochester area.
In addition Brian shares a story of the only race he competed after consuming a high dose of cannabis, the 2005 Rochester Marathon. The result was different than you may expect and includes talk of the Boston Marathon. Enjoy episode 6.
Austin Dwayne Trout is an American professional boxer who held the WBA super welterweight title from 2011 to 2013. He currently holds a 31-5 professional record and most recently fought in June of this year. The former and future champion spends 90 minutes discussing boxing, cannabis, nutrition and life. Enjoy the conversation with Austin 'No Doubt' Trout who hails from Las Cruces, New Mexico. Follow him on twitter and facebook and become a fan of the southpaw as Gino and Brian did in this honest interview.
Erika Fallon is on the Board of Directors for the International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists. She is also a third generation pharmacist at Fallon Wellness Pharmacy in the Albany, NY area. This interview discusses CBD, nutrition and different drugs and medications. In addition Brian and Erika talk about skiing and and venturing out west.
This episode discusses the Veterans Cannabis Collective Foundation, Inc which recently began harvesting an acre of indistrial hemp with a legal license to grow and process industrial hemp in New York State. In addition the hosts will have an emotional discourse on the difference between arguments versus healthy debate.
The guest for the episode is Shaheed Shabazz a former marine and current helicopter pilot in Texas. Pictured far right in the photo of the episode.
The Fact, Fiction or the Jury is Still out discusses military benefits after cannabis use.
This week's episode Brian and Gino interview Dave Dzurik, an individual who has created a coffee which has lessened the impact from brain cancer which he contacted as a child. He is the inventor of DeezTea Medicated LLC.
The Hempthletic Podcast lauched on Sept. 14 with the intent of educating the general public on the healthy benefits of the Cannibis plant. Episode one introduces the host Brian Lane and cannabis researcher Mark 'Gino' DiPasquale out of Rochester, NY.