FOB 16:20

James Brobyn, founder and CEO of American Fiber Company which includes the wildly popular Valor Craft, joins the show to highlight his service as a U.S. Marine, discuss normalizing cannabis for veterans, and his hopes for the future of the Michigan cannabis industry.

Kyle Cohee, owner of Light'N Up Flint, joins the show to highlight some work he is doing in the veteran space while show producer Nate Darling stops in to provide an update on the Michigan Veteran K9 Coalition.

The FOB 16:20 crew comes together for a new year and a fresh look at veteran needs.

Kyle Cohee, co-owner of Light'N Up Provisioning Center in Flint, joins the show to highlight the impressive submissions to The Warriors Cup and the importance of supporting small and medium sized cannabis businesses.

Josh Parish, founder of VETLIFE, joins the show to highlight his story and mission to provide veterans with a network of sustainable solutions and resources to improve the quality of civilian life.

Nate Darling, FOB 16:20 producer and Redemption Cannabis marketing director, joins the show to preview The Warriors Cup, Cannabis Gives Back Telethon and origins of FOB 16:20.

In one of his first podcast appearances, acting CRA executive director Brian Hanna joins the show to update us on the veteran grant fund, his own military service and his support of the veteran community.

Brittney Erp, former National Guard E-5 Sergeant and Vendor Relations with Pinnacle Emporium, joins the show to highlight her journey as a veteran and how cannabis became a vital part of her mission to help struggling vets in our communities.

Jamie Lowell joins the show to highlight the current concerns about veteran grant funding in addition to the continued need for the normalization of veteran cannabis use without repercussions.

The FOB 16:20 crew highlights the recent debate on how large Michigan veteran grant funds have been put to use.