Nathan Marsh started his journey in Cannabis Activism in 1993 after his father died in a drunk-driving accident. He was passionate that access to cannabis was a civil right and that society should be able to benefit from its positive impacts on both mind and body. In 2015, when Oregon legalized cannabis, he produced the Oregon HEMPFEST, one of the first to license with the Seattle HEMPFEST, which became the only licensed HEMPFEST in Oregon. That same year, he started the Oregon Growers Cup, a Cannabis Cup that has grown to be Oregon’s largest and oldest cannabis competition. Today, he also produces Cannabis Cups in Arizona, Missouri, and New York.

EL'ona Kearney is a veteran, the wife of a union worker, and a forgiveness coach. With a background in Military Intelligence as a computer analyst, EL'ona gained invaluable insights into national security, defense policy, and veterans' affairs, shaping her commitment to serving those who have served. As a single mother and homeschooling parent, she self-published books, and founded a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating youth about the legislative process, showcasing her dedication to civic engagement and education. This year, EL'ona is a candidate for Washington State Governor, and tells us about her campaign and her vision for Washington State.

Serra Frank has been a Medical Marijuana patient for 20 years and an activist for 19. She is the founding Director of Moms for Marijuana International, the founder and OG Liaison of Boise Hempfest (as well as the Director of its Hemposium and Kid Land), the founder of Legalize Idaho, Compassionate Idaho, and New Approach Idaho. And Founder/Family Advocate at Fight for Lilly Consulting and Advocacy - helping parents navigate and fight back against a corrupt Child Welfare System. Serra talks about the coming Boise Hempfest, cannabis activism in Idaho, and much more.