Reshaping Perception of Cannabis Through Media |Kerri Accardi

[keith mclaughlin]

Welcome to another enlightening episode of "Let's Be Blunt with Montel." In this episode, Montel Williams sits down with Kerri Accardi, the visionary founder of 420MEDIA and Cannected TV, to discuss her groundbreaking work in cannabis media and her mission to educate the world about the medicinal benefits of cannabis. Kerri's journey into the cannabis industry is rooted in a deeply personal experience—the loss of her best friend and mentor, Aunt Kathy.

Knowing that cannabis could have alleviated her aunt's suffering, Kerri transformed her grief into a powerful mission to reshape perceptions of cannabis through media. Tune in as we explore: Kerri's inspiring personal story and how it sparked her passion for cannabis education and media. The challenges and triumphs of founding 420MEDIA, a marketing agency dedicated to promoting the benefits of cannabis.

The innovative creation of Cannected TV, a platform offering engaging content to educate and entertain viewers about cannabis. Exciting new projects, including the docu-series "The United States of Cannabis" and a vibrant digital marketplace for plant-based products. Insights into the evolving role of women in the cannabis industry and Kerri's vision for the future of cannabis media.

Join us for an episode filled with heartfelt stories, expert insights, and a shared passion for making a positive impact in the world of cannabis. Kerri Accardi is the founder of 420MEDIA and Cannected TV. Her innovative efforts have included filming the first legal cannabis tour in Seattle, securing major media agreements, and launching educational and entertaining cannabis content on multiple platforms.

Currently, she's working on a new docu-series and a digital marketplace to further her mission of educating the world about cannabis. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review. Stay informed and inspired with more insightful conversations on "Let's Be Blunt with Montel."