The Marijuana Show

A contestant risks his entire life savings to produce the first cannabis car since Henry Ford. A producer pitches a major Hollywood cannabis comedy. Another contestant pitches his advertising business to save his longtime girlfriend's life. With so much at risk, who will get the investment, and who will go home empty handed?

An adorable ten-year-old CEO is forced to fill his dad's shoes. His dad is in prison for two years for marijuana possession. Together with his Mom, they pitch investors to help save their business. Wendy Robbins coaches Mom and son to overcome their extreme fear. Russell Simmons speaks about the prison system and the failed war on drugs. Will they be lucky dogs or end up in the doghouse?

100 million Americans deal with pain and anxiety; Cannabis treats both. Wendy and Karen work with a twenty-four-year-old man who has a dream to help cancer patients and those suffering from pain. Many in his family have died from cancer and they put their life savings into creating a 130-acre cannabis farm in Colorado. If he doesn't get an investment, his family will lose everything!

Marijuana is a multi-billion dollar industry and dispensaries that sell can make $50,000 or more a day. Securing a license to sell is expensive and competitive. With a week to go to raise money, a contestant in Hawaii and one in Baltimore compete to get the investment. Will they cash in on their dreams, or will their hopes go up in smoke?

Cannabis has naturally, safely, and effectively relieved symptoms of epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, PTSD, cancer, and dementia. Producers Karen and Wendy work with a contestant wanting to expand his business: making it easier for patients to get their medical marijuana card. His wife is in labor - will he be able to pitch before his wife gives birth?