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This week on the podcast, we're looking at the budding business of legalized cannabis

and how two entrepreneurs have two very

different plans to capitalize on the boom. Medical marijuana is legal in 21 countries. In Canada, residents expect they'll be able to buy pot from pharmacies across the country later this year.

In the US alone, medical marijuana is legal in more than half the country.

An analyst expect anywhere between $7 billion and $20 billion at stake.

That prospect has attracted a host of entrepreneurs and investors trying to get in on the action before the market explodes. Hey, can you just introduce yourself?

Uh, yes, my name is Norman Kondi.

I live in Warrington, Virginia currently and I'm 55 years old.

Norman doesn't really look or sound like someone who might sell pot, but he and his wife Richell, along with

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