In this episode, Samuel Fisher interviews Steph Sherer, the founder of Americans for Safe Access (ASA), the leading national organization dedicated to ensuring safe and legal access to cannabis for therapeutic use and research. Steph shares her inspiring journey as a pioneer in cannabis activism, detailing how ASA has been at the forefront of patient rights, policy reform, and medical research advocacy. Learn how ASA is shaping the future of medical cannabis access and fighting for patients' rights across the nation.

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Learn More about the ASA: https://www.safeaccessnow.org/

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Key Highlights:

From Activist to Advocate 🌟: Steph discusses her path from grassroots organizing to founding ASA, driven by her personal experiences. Hear how she became a national voice in the fight for medical cannabis access and how ASA continues to impact the industry.

Protecting Patients' Rights 🚀: Discover ASA’s groundbreaking efforts in legal reform, ensuring patients have access to the medicine they need. Steph shares key victories in advocacy and insights into the ongoing challenges facing the medical cannabis community.

Advancing Medical Research ✊: Steph highlights ASA’s critical role in pushing for cannabis research and changing public policy. Learn about ASA’s work with lawmakers to support scientific studies that pave the way for medical cannabis as a recognized treatment.

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Keywords: Steph Sherer, Americans for Safe Access, medical cannabis, cannabis activism, cannabis patient rights, cannabis policy reform, cannabis research, cannabis access, medical marijuana advocacy, ASA

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