Podcast Summary

Overview

Episode Title: DAME LA VERDE - CAÑAMO AFRODISIACO: TERPENES, LABORATORIOS FALSOS & CHYNO VS GOODWIN
Podcast: Chente Ydrach
Date: February 15, 2026

In this lively episode of "DAME LA VERDE" on the Chente Ydrach podcast, Chente and his regular crew—Audi, Carlito, Chino, and Goodwin—dive into the intersections of cannabis culture, recent news, and personal anecdotes. Topics range from the Marley family legacy to cannabis legislation and lab-testing controversies in Puerto Rico. The episode is colloquial, irreverent, and filled with both humorous and informative moments, catering to Puerto Rico’s vibrant cannabis culture and its ongoing evolution.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Marley Family & Cultural Legacy

00:19–02:34

• Spawned by a tribute to Marley’s descendants and their continuing influence on reggae and Rastafarian culture, including discussions around Skip and YG Marley.
• Conversation about the Marley family tree leads to comments on open love and the concept of "free love" in Rastafarianism.
• Quote:

  "La familia Marley siempre ha sido como que una especie de OG…un testimonio de Jamaica." —Audi (01:19)

2. Pet Health Threats in Puerto Rico

02:47–04:26

• The hosts discuss reports of pet poisonings in San Juan’s parks (sourced from Rapetón and a local veterinarian), expressing community concern.
• Veterinarian warning:

  “En condado están poniendo veneno... ya se han reportado varios casos e incluso muertes de mascotas…” —Veterinaria (03:33)

• Audi’s reflection:

  "Yo acostumbro a veces a correr con mi perra... cuando ya se cansa, ella va a oler cabrón. Y si hay veneno…" (04:02)

3. Animals and Weed—Anecdotes & Warnings

04:26–06:17

• Playful stories abound about dogs and cats reacting to weed, followed by a more serious note:

  “Hay ciertos animales como gatos y perros que no toleran ciertos terpenos y les pueden ser tóxicos.” —Goodwin (06:17)

4. Super Bowl Reactions & Latino Representation

08:45–14:55

• The group shares reactions to the Super Bowl halftime show, expressing pride in Puerto Rican and Latino representation.
• Audi’s emotional response:

  “Hubo un momento de emoción, se me salió una lágrima… representa a toda esta comunidad, lo hace tan maravilloso...” (09:33)
  “Ese show del Super Bowl es el show más visto… casi 60% de gente buscando dónde está Puerto Rico.” (13:19)

• Analysis on Bad Bunny’s (implied) lyrical censorship and cultural impact.
• Discussion on salsa performances and cross-cultural celebration.

5. Trends in Puerto Rico’s Cannabis Industry

16:07–19:47

• Chino and Goodwin discuss product lines, the popularity of rosin, and the shift toward quality and flavor over simply high THC content.
• Retail insight:

  “Rosin es que se está moviendo... cuando tú pruebas algo de rosin... es decir a la tierra.” —Goodwin (16:52)

• Discussion about variety and rotation in cannabis strains.
• Talk of new fruit-flavored strains—“Piña go”, “papaya”, “piruava”—and their terpene profiles.

6. Cannabis in Consumer Products

20:24–22:48

• Conversation on Coca Cola’s experimentation with hemp and weed-flavored sodas, and the market's shift from alcohol to cannabis.
• Quote:

  “Realmente ellos están buscando que las personas tengan nuevas experiencias y están jugando con sabores de hem…” —Goodwin (20:59)

7. Cannabis Hospitality—Airbnb & Legislation

32:08–35:07

• Highlighting Airbnb’s Washington State proposal offering complimentary pre-rolls to guests, making cannabis part of the tourism/hospitality experience.
• Legislative details:

  "The proposal will create a special permit allowing host to provide up to one gram joint for adult a check in..." —Audi (33:00)

8. Cannabis Laws—South Africa & Beyond

35:07–38:15

• Examination of South Africa's progressive possession limits—up to 750g, or 2,300 joints/yr.
• Chino recounts visiting Africa and club consumption culture.
• Quote:

  “En Sudáfrica pueden cuadrados... 750 gramos de posesión…” —Goodwin (35:07)
  “La experiencia allá, cabrón, esa gente son puro amor, es algo bien lindo cabrón, de verdad.” —Audi (38:44)

9. Cannabis Perception—Labelling, Terpenes, and Consumer Experience

26:54–29:03, 51:15–52:59

• Goodwin introduces an article from Cáñamo magazine drawing parallels between cannabis and perfumery, focusing on describing strains by aroma and flavor rather than THC percentage.
• Discussion of lab report (COA) inconsistencies and fraudulent lab results in Puerto Rico.
• Quote:

  “La primera experiencia antes del efecto del cannabis es el olor… queremos ver de qué forma podemos cambiar la forma en que ofrecemos el cannabis como si fuera perfume.” —Goodwin (26:54)

• Lab testing concern:

  “Hay productos afuera que el COA no tiene sello y se está vendiendo… tú ves algo y 50% terpeno, muchacho, este es el que yo quiero porque me va a poner bien. Lo científicamente eso es irreal...” —Goodwin (51:56)

10. Market Size & Consumption Stats (U.S. & Puerto Rico)

44:48–48:49

• The crew attempts to estimate regular cannabis users in the U.S., breaking down by user category:
  • 18 million: consume 21+ days/month
  • 15 million: 4–20 days/month
  • 11 million: three days or less/month
  • Total: Approx. 44 million regular users.
  • Comparison: Alcohol use at 54% of U.S. adults.
• Quote:

  “44 millones de consumidores habitualmente ahora mismo en Estados Unidos…” —Audi (47:35)

11. Industry Courses and Cannabis Education

50:18–50:42

• Goodwin plugs Puerto Rico Liga Marihuana’s courses on working in the industry, noting accessibility and upcoming regulatory changes.

12. Music References & Pop Culture Moments

39:32–41:34

• Commentary on pop culture: Netflix’s "His and Hers", "Punisher" series, Johnny Bernthal as a cannabis supporter.
• Discussion on series & actors who are vocal about cannabis.

Memorable Quotes

• On the Marley family’s legacy:
  “La familia Marley siempre ha sido como que una especie de OG…un testimonio de Jamaica.” —Audi (01:19)
• On pet safety in San Juan:
  “Tengan mucho, mucho cuidado. Ya se han reportado varios casos e incluso se han reportado muertes de mascotas…” —Veterinaria (03:33)
• On cannabis and perfumery:
  “La primera experiencia antes del efecto del cannabis es el olor…queremos ver de qué forma podemos cambiar la forma en que ofrecemos el cannabis como si fuera perfume.” —Goodwin (26:54)
• On U.S. cannabis consumption:
  “44 millones de consumidores habitualmente ahora mismo en Estados Unidos…” —Audi (47:35)
• On fake lab results:
  “Pero tú no me tienes cinco, seis, diez, trece laboratorios con los mismos errores. Porque engañas al paciente, no es la realidad. Cantidad de THC, cantidad de terpeno…eso científicamente es irreal…” —Goodwin (51:58)
• On pride and representation:
  “Ese show del Super Bowl…casi 60% de gente buscando dónde está Puerto Rico.” —Audi (13:19)

Notable & Fun Moments

• Pet weed-stories: Playful banter on pets reacting to weed, but ends up on a PSA note about animal safety (04:26–06:17).
• Skit-level bromeo about who eats brownies—more than likely someone will "explotar" (07:00).
• Pride in Super Bowl performance: Emotional celebration about Puerto Rican and Latino representation (09:33, 13:19).
• Litany of local slang: "bicho," "pesca bicho," and the internationalization of Puerto Rican slang via music (30:34).
• Reactions to Airbnb’s weed-friendly proposal: Dreaming about a world where a pre-roll replaces the complimentary water (33:00).
• Math on cannabis consumption: Attempts to calculate "cuántos pollos puedes enrolar" and Snoop Dogg’s legendary output (36:31).
• Netlfix & pop culture: Reflections on actors and series who openly embrace cannabis lifestyles (41:34).

Important Timestamps

• [01:19]: Audi summarizes the Marley family’s OG status and reggae legacy.
• [03:33]: Veterinarian issues public warning about pet poisonings.
• [06:17]: Goodwin warns about terpenes toxicity for dogs and cats.
• [09:33]: Audi describes his pride following the Super Bowl.
• [13:19]: Audi on Puerto Rican pride and global curiosity after the halftime show.
• [16:52]: Goodwin discusses the rise of rosin and quality focus in dispensaries.
• [20:59]: Goodwin on Coca Cola’s taste experiments with hemp/cannabis.
• [26:54]: Goodwin connects cannabis’ olfactory experience to perfume culture.
• [33:00]: Audi details Airbnb’s proposed cannabis-friendly policy.
• [35:07]: Goodwin outlines South Africa’s liberal cannabis possession limits.
• [39:32]: Audi introduces Johnny Bernthal, cannabis activist and actor.
• [41:34]: Discussions about cannabis in culture, referencing Netflix.
• [47:35]: Audi calculates 44 million habitual cannabis users in the U.S.
• [51:56]: Goodwin uncovers fake lab reports in the PR cannabis industry.
• [52:59]: Discussion about potential regulatory conflicts in enforcement.

Final Thoughts

The episode is a dynamic blend of humor, advocacy, Puerto Rican pride, and deep cannabis industry talk. The crew’s chemistry and streetwise sense of current events keep it informative and relatable to cannabis consumers, activists, and cultural observers alike.