299. How Cannabis Goes Mainstream: Jasmine Bina on Culture, Risk & Reinvention, part 1
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Show Notes
How do stigmatized industries like cannabis become part of the cultural mainstream? In part 1 of host Ellen Scanlon’s conversation with Jasmine Bina, a cultural futurist and founder of the brand strategy agency Concept Bureau, we explore how culture shifts and who gets to shape those changes.
Jasmine shares why outdated narratives still linger around cannabis, what Gen Z’s shift away from alcohol reveals about risk and identity, and why legalization alone isn’t enough to change public perception.
If you’re curious about how cultural change actually happens—and what it means for cannabis, alcohol, and other emerging industries—this episode is a must-listen.
Hosted by Ellen Scanlon
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