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4.1.25

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Last year on 4/20, St. Louisans were celebrating the first cannabis holiday of legal adult-use marijuana. Even with a year of recreational use under our belts, things still felt brand new—this newsletter wasn’t even yet a spark in a nicely packed bowl. Now, as 4/20 rolls around again, we’re excited to be a resource and to help create community. Along those lines, you’ll notice this newsletter arriving at the beginning of the month, rather than the end—a subtle change to provide info for the month ahead. However you plan to celebrate, we hope this month’s 4/20 festivities are the best yet.

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The Scoop

🙌 HIGH PRAISE

BeLeaf Medical Co.’s Mitch Meyers named one of Inc.’s 500 most influential female founders

One of the Missouri cannabis scene’s most prominent leaders has been recognized as one of the most important female voices in the business world. Mitch Meyers, a partner in BeLeaf Medical, which included SWADE Cannabis and Sinse, has been named to Inc.’s 2025 “Female Founders 500” list, an honor bestowed upon her for her contributions to Missouri’s cannabis industry. The list, according to Inc., represents women “at the top of their games,” noting that Meyers has helped the vertically integrated BeLeaf both grow its cannabis business and boost efficiencies. 

🥾 TAKE A HIKE

Fat Stoner Babes hiking club kicks off season

A few years ago, Amber Strautkalns made a plea on Reddit looking for fellow cannabis-friendly, non-fitness junkie hiking enthusiasts: “Fat stoner babes hiking club?? Where do I find them? Or do I need to create?!?!” An overwhelming response gave birth to Fat Stoner Babes hiking club, a low-key group whose members come from all walks of life. The group kicked off its third season on March 23 and encourages anyone who is interested in joining to check out the group’s Facebook page.

🍹 DRINK WELL

St. Louis’ WellBeing Brewing acquired by CBD Kratom parent company

WellBeing Brewing, a pioneer in the non-alcoholic beer industry, was recently acquired by MNG 2005, Inc, the parent company of CBD Kratom, which signals the brand’s move into the functional beverage space. As Jordan Palmer writes, the sale will provide WellBeing “with the financial backing, retail footprint, and distribution network needed to scale operations and expand its product offerings,” including a forthcoming line of THC-infused beers. Check out Palmer’s story to learn more about what this means for St. Louis’ growing cannabis beverage market. 

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EVENTS

Celebrate 4/20 at these festivities

From a cannabis-infused chef showdown at Handlebar to a concert with Devin the Dude at Atomic, there’s a wide range of options.

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TRAVEL

Lost Hill Lake brings together cannabis and camping in style

Located an hour west of St. Louis, the resort offers glamping and a series of cannabis-friendly events in April.

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314 Podcast

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What is Clayco founder Bob Clark up to?

Tune in as the construction magnate opens up about his six-figure donation to Cara Spencer, his plans to take a bigger role in civic issues, and what’s he pondering for downtown St. Louis. 

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In the News

  • How Missouri became a cannabis mecca (WSJ)
  • Missouri set to study whether marijuana industry should expand (stltoday)
  • Driving while high is hard to detect. States are racing to find a good tool (STLPR)

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