Breakin' On Through With Skyler Moon - Interviews w/ Everyday People, Musicians, and Businesses · Skyler Moon

Pt. 2: Cannabis Education with Heather Johnson & Medicated Mema

·45 min·4 clips
Skylar opens with a loud, welcoming tone. He sets up the show as a topic-led conversation and says today's topic is cannabis benefits, handmade products, and the women behind them. The guests are back. They walk through what they have made with their own hands, how demand brought more product into the mix, and how their eight-ounce container became their biggest seller. The tone stays warm throughout. Skylar keeps encouraging them to share their work, their website, and any partnerships they have built without holding back. The conversation keeps coming back to education. They talk about older people who were told cannabis was a bad thing and about correcting that message with plain, patient explanation. Skylar asks the question many listeners are probably already wondering. The guests explain that the human body has its own cannabinoid system and that this still surprises people who were never taught it in school. That answer lands strongly. They connect that system to helping the body return to homeostasis, which keeps the science grounded and practical instead of abstract. Skylar is very much himself here. He reacts openly, says the fact is mind-blowing, and keeps the energy moving without getting stiff about it. A music break cuts in. Skylar introduces a short sample of "Piece of My Heart" by Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company, making sure listeners only get a taste and not the full track. The conversation returns quickly. The guests talk about their roll-on version, explain that it is easier to apply, and describe how that format helps people who want something simple to use. Skylar checks the details carefully. He makes sure the product he is asking about does not contain THC, says he does not agree with giving dogs THC, and then closes by praising the guests' progress, pointing people to their website, and thanking them for coming back.

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Cannabis education and handmade products in a loose, practical conversation.

This episode takes a straightforward look at cannabis education and handmade products, moving through the plant's benefits, an eight-ounce container, and a roll-on that is presented as easier to use.

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You want a chatty cannabis conversation that centers benefits, handmade products, and practical questions.

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