
Most cannabis companies won't survive the next three years. The ones that do will have better capital discipline, sharper regulatory reads, and operational frameworks built for compression, not growth. The Dime is where cannabis operators, executives, and investors hear directly from the CEOs and founders making those decisions right now: MSO strategy, state-by-state market dynamics, cultivation a... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 307 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessManagement | |||

Federal cannabis reform is supposed to open the same door for everyone. The current market says otherwise.
The largest operators do not share one political agenda, and some of the barriers they complain about are also widening their moats. As capita... more
Fast-acting edibles can command a premium, but labels such as "nano" do not prove the final product works. The larger operating question is whether the formulation improves taste, shelf stability, manufacturing efficiency, and trust at the same time.... more
Global expansion is often pitched as an opportunity. For an undisciplined cannabis company, it is an expensive way to expose every weakness at once.
International markets reward specific operating capabilities, not ambition alone. Pharmaceutical sta... more
Much of the licensed cannabis industry is quietly counting the volume it expects to inherit from the federal hemp ban coming this November. ** Now December.
What they may not realize is that the ban could eliminate the full-spectrum therapeutic hemp... more
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I usually watch all of my podcasts on YouTube, but I have been tuning into Apple Podcasts specifically to listen to “The Dime.”
It’s refreshing to hear so many topics involving the broad cannabis space (including issues like CBD and rescheduling.)
The topics stay interesting, the people are professional, and the production quality is top notch!
What stands out to me about The Dime is its focus on what it actually takes to run a cannabis business. Working with operators, I appreciate the attention to capital discipline, operational efficiency, and the decisions behind the numbers. Bryan brings those issues into focus through conversations with people facing them firsthand. That business-first perspective is what makes the show relevant to me.
The Dime does a great job covering the cannabis industry from multiple angles without overcomplicating the conversation. Thoughtful guests, relevant topics, and practical insight for anyone working in the industry or wanting to learn about the industry!
Cannabis has a wicked problem and this podcast is untangling the wicked problem to get closer to solving the problem with thoughtful engagement from operators in the industry.
I used to really enjoy this podcast and recommend it to friends. Sadly the quality has gotten worse. Probably going to unsubscribe at this point especially after the other host left.
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The show centers cannabis operators, investors, and policymakers, exploring real-world strategies for scaling in a highly regulated industry. Recent conversations span Europe's regulatory evolution, U.S. policy debates on hemp and medical cannabis, ERP and data governance for cannabis operations, interstate commerce, and capital markets for growth. Guests include operators, lenders, regulators, scientists, and strategists, with a strong emphasis on practical decision-making—what to invest in, how to navigate compliance, and how to build durable, data-driven operations. A notable strength is the mix of strategic mindset and ground-level actionable tactics, from international expansion playbooks to backend systems and financing structures tha... more
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Recent guests on The Dime include:
1. Jay Rosenthal
2. Kim Sanchez Rael
3. Jamie Pearson
4. Paige Figi
5. Chris Guthrie
6. Hirsh Jain
7. James Yamanaka
8. Caroline Henry
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