Jimi Devine is a seasoned cannabis columnist with 18 years of experience in cannabis policy and business. Known as a pot critic, columnist, and hype whisperer, Jimi's work focuses on providing insights into the cannabis industry, reviewing products, and discussing the latest trends and developments in the world of cannabis. His articles have been featured in various publications, including LA Weekly, HIGH TIMES, PSP Limited, Village Voice, Leafly, and GreenState.
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Jimi's coverage is significantly focused on the cannabis industry, including products, events, legalization, and brands. His articles often cite data and cover various themes such as food & beverage, beauty & fashion, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, agriculture & farming, and business & industry.
Given Jimi's local focus in Los Angeles and California in general with a specific interest in the cannabis sector topics like new product launches or innovations within the cannabis industry would likely be well received. Additionally providing insights into regulatory changes or market trends specific to California could also capture his attention.
As Jimi covers both events and cites data frequently within his pieces he might be open to pitches that include exclusive access to upcoming cannabis-related events or reports offering unique datasets related to the local cannabis market.
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By: Gary Niederhoff
In episode 8 of Smoke & Bridges, Jimi Devine sits down with Michael from Symbiotic Genetics AKA The Village. Michael shares his journey from crashing in a Sacramento grow warehouse to running one of the most popular breeding outfits in Northern California. With a particular interest in varieties that appease the hash-making crowd and a passion for quality, the grower and breeder has collected multiple awards and accolades over the years—and they’re not done yet.
Few California cannabis companies have beaten the challenges of legalization as well as Connected Cannabis Co., we sat down with founders Luke Coleman and Caleb Counts to get their take on the adventure.
We also got the finalized third-quarter numbers. That number shows a small dip from the third quarter of 2023 where the CDTFA collected exactly $10 million
By: Jimi Devine
Is California still the king of legal cannabis? We think so.
For many years Luke Scarmazzo represented the worst of what could happen when you dedicated your life to cannabis and rapped about the feds a pinch, but these days things are looking up.
Over the last few years, the world of professional joint rollers has exploded with Bruno Van Holland right amongst the front of the pack.
In this episode of Smoke & Bridges, Jimi Devine sits down with famed roller Marcos “CGO” Surita. The Sacramento star and founder of CGO Lifestyle (short for Connoisseur Grade Only) shines a light on the rise of the roller, his foray into events, and the evolution of the hash hole market. Expert rollers like CGO earn top dollar for their creations, and contests celebrating the art of the roll are seeing game-changers like Surita at the top of the class. From Spannabis to Hash Hole Island, CGO is taking his creation to the next level.
The stars aligned for Xzibit as he celebrated the soft opening of Xzibit’s West Coast Cannabis in Bel Air.
We examine whether smaller, isolated grows might be safer when it comes to spreading disease.
The tale of Canna Country Farms is one of a multigenerational survivor from Humboldt County, California. Ted Blair, Canna Country’s owner and an award-winning third-generation cannabis farmer, considers the operation a model full-sun garden representing the best “the hill” has to offer. The farm’s geographical location helps, as being in the right location in The Emerald Triangle is critical to growing the best fire possible. Canna Country sits not too far outside Garberville, California. The town of about 1,300 people is southern Humboldt’s first major population center, just north of the Mendocino County line at Cook’s Valley.
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