Al Harrington On Cannabis Business, Larry Bird, & Village Brands

Ebro in the Morning Podcast

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🗓️ 25 September 2024

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Al Harrington joins Ebro, Laura Stylez, and Rosenberg on Ebro In The Morning to discuss his Cannabis Industry, Larry Bird and so much more!

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0:00.0	You're QHT and WQH1, New York.
0:02.8	Ebro in the morning with Laura Stiles and Rosenberg.
0:06.0	Hot 97.
0:08.0	Just don't call it a podcast. Ladies and
0:15.0	boys and girls, Laura Rosenberg and Ebro.
0:18.0	That's right.
0:19.0	We have Cannabis Ephiciano.
0:22.0	Yeah. former NBA athlete. That's right. Al Harrington on the program. Yes, yes, give it up.
0:29.0	But now you you retire from the NBA NBA how long ago?
0:33.0	In 2014 so this would be year 11.
0:36.2	Yeah.
0:37.2	And then you played a couple more years overseas right?
0:39.0	This one year I went to China and I didn't make it the whole season.
0:42.2	Yeah. But you've been in the... and I'm not make it the whole season, yeah.
0:43.0	But you've been in the legalized cannabis business
0:46.6	and an advocate for legalized cannabis for how long?
0:49.5	Since 2011.
0:50.7	So, God, so while you were were playing you started on this path.
0:53.4	While I was playing I made the first investment in Colorado.
0:56.0	And he had been rolling ever since.
0:57.8	Was there a logic to it besides just enjoying marijuana and thinking there was one of the names? Well, no, for me, it was a purpose behind mine.
1:04.0	You know, I had my then 79 year old grandmother tried cannabis for her glaucoma pain.
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