F'nAround EP 01-03

F'nAround

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Upgraded Sound equipment at episode 5.
The F'nAround podcast kicks off with a powerful introduction, blending Motivate the Trenches messaging and soulful Chicago beats to create a gripping narrative. with Mike, Freddie, MoD, and Joe Phelan diving into Joe's personal conflict with nuEra Cannabis, revealing a web of broken promises, fraud, and systemic racism. He recounts how the company lured him in with promises and contracts of ownership, salary, and partnership, only to betray him and steal his Interstate 420 brand—replacing their offensive Underground Railroad concept.
The episode then introduces his start to the story including Juan Finch Jr's involvement, another victim suing for nuEra's manipulation, who was promised a dispensary that never materialized. Joe gives his opinion on Juan's experience to highlight the company's consistent exploitation of partners and exclusion of minorities from the cannabis industry, Freddie gives his opinion on how their actions have harmed individuals and communities.
Freddie, a partner in 312ALL, leads the conversation to call out the racist undertones of nuEra Cannabis' branding efforts. He reflects on how the Underground Railroad brand disrespects history and perpetuates exclusion within an industry that should promote equity. Joe and Freddie emphasize that this isn't just a business dispute—it's a fight for justice and accountability. They believe that nuEra Cannabis is a prime example of how personal experiences can highlight industry-wide issues they plan to address in marijuana.
With constant back-and-forth and insightful input from Mike throughout the discussion, the conversation is just getting started. MoD plays a crucial role in keeping the group focused and on track, demonstrating the cohesiveness and chemistry that's beginning to develop among the team.
As Chicago rhythms play in the background, Joe makes it clear that he promises more personal perceptions about nuEra's fraudulent practices and MoD teases upcoming content that will continue exposing the company's unethical behavior. The message is loud and clear: this fight is about more than just cannabis—it's about standing up for what's right.
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Produced by Timeless Wolf Productions, a 312ALL Company
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