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Inner Seasons

Understanding the Rhythms That Shape Women’s Health, Mood, & Energy

Figgy Overnight Oats

by Margaret Thomas, CG In the heart of winter, it's not unusual to find ourselves slowing down. Energy levels decline, and we turn to activities that reflect the desire to hibernate. Even vigorous winter pastimes end with hot drinks, warming by a fire, or curling up under a

Creating Momentum

How Top Operators Hit Their Stride

Weathering Life

Winter 2026

The Winter Antidote

by Laura Dizon, Prairie Island CBH Do you feel it? That well-known "winter mood" that settles in across the North, where the long, cold, and dark days weigh heavily on us, often making us want to hibernate. Spring seems very far away, and it is normal to

Rooted Medicine

A Choctaw Autumn of Cannabis and Renewal

Minnesota’s Bold Recognition of Tribal Sovereignty

by Jen Randolph Reise As a former law professor, I can tell you that the two most complex areas of law I have ever encountered involve states declaring cannabis legal (while it remains illegal on the federal level) and tribal law, which involves treaties (agreements between sovereign nations) and the

Guardians of Heritage

Landrace Cannabis and Indigenous Cultures

Three Cultures One Love

by Lynn Wachtler MSN, RN, FNP-BC, CMCS Is achieving ‘one love’ really that simple? In talking with Leiataua* Dr. Robert Jon Peterson, Kelly Sander, and Richard Nicholson, the three co-owners of RKR Ganja Beverages, a hemp-derived THC drink company, it seems the answer is resounding yes. Their

The Ritual of Smell

Honoring Cannabis as Medicine

The Only Way Is Through

by Mark R. Waller, CPA In the world of taxes and accounting, meeting strict deadlines requires intentional, timely action. Tax returns don’t file themselves, even in the age of automation. Every year, as much as we want to make filing tax returns easy, there is just no avoiding the

Weaving Indigenous Communities into the Fabric of Wisconsin Cannabis

by Bri Smith, CG The deep and resonating drum beat reverberated in my chest —the tempo fast, deliberate, and filled with energy. The soulful chants and singing soon flooded the room from corner to corner. My attention was pulled to the sight of First Nation Veterans entering the room as

Reap What You Sow

The Business Life Cycle of Cannabis

Colors of Healing

The Art of Willard Malebear