This week, JP sits down with SensiMia, a second-generation cannabis farmer born and raised in Humboldt County. For Mia, cannabis was never taboo — it was everyday life, woven into family and community. That upbringing shaped her path and her passion for carrying the culture forward.

Today, Mia is part of Redwood Roots Distribution, a company dedicated to representing and uplifting legacy farmers from the Emerald Triangle. Her mission is clear: shine a light on the OG cultivators who built this culture and help their brands survive — and thrive — in California’s competitive rec market.

Living now in the Bay, Mia is putting in the work to make sure that the stories, genetics, and culture of the Emerald Triangle don’t get lost in the shuffle of legalization. She’s a voice for the people who started it all.

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🔑 What You Will Learn in This Episode:
    •    What it’s like being a second-generation farmer in Humboldt
    •    The mission of Redwood Roots Distribution and its role in today’s market
    •    Why supporting legacy farmers is vital to California cannabis culture
    •    The challenges small farmers face in a corporate-dominated rec industry
    •    How SensiMia is pushing awareness and advocacy across the state

Y’all know what time it is… Roll em fat, torch your rigs, pack your bongs, bag up some work, water your plants, do what you gotta do because we’re about to take this journey with Nomad Cook!

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JP

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