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Recap: TJM’s Keep It Legal Party At Quincy Cannabis Co.

Recap: TJM’s Keep It Legal Party At Quincy Cannabis Co.

Featuring our interview with psychedelics advocate Jamie Morey of Mass Healing


Last Thursday, we kicked off our unofficial campaign season with some friends from Quincy Cannabis Co. at the Quincy Golf Lounge next to the dispensary.

Local customers and cannabis industry professionals from across Mass joined Talking Joints Memo for a brief speaking program and, above all else, a jolt of motivation for the fight against the effort to repeal adult-use cannabis.

Check out the rally cry from Quincy Cannabis Co. Founder and CEO Jon Napoli here, and stay tuned to our socials for more videos from the event. Also thanks to Vangarden Cannabis, Holiday Vapes, Farmer’s Cut, and Surfside for sponsoring, and to Good Vibes and all of the other brands and advocates that showed up.

Our featured guest was Mass Healing Co-Founder and Executive Director Jamie Morey. In addition to her relevant experience in market research and knowledge of the contemporary plant medicine movement, she was also directly involved with the failed Yes on 4 campaign to legalize psychedelics. They faced off against the same people who are now trying to repeal legal cannabis—and lost. We asked for tips so we don’t lose this one too.

More Camp Keep It Legal events will be announced soon. If you want to bring Talking Joints Memo to your town or dispensary, check out this sheet and contact Graham at graham@talkingjointsmemo.com.

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