The Bell2Bell (B2B) Podcast

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Doug Heldoorn, Founder and Chairman of Advanced Container Technologies Inc. (OTC: ACTX), the exclusive U.S. distributor of self-contained, automated, indoor “micro-farms” called Grow Pods, along with related equipment and supplies.

Throughout the interview, Heldoorn, reporting from the site of CannaCon in Oklahoma City, discussed the agricultural advantages of Grow Pods and the wide-reaching potential of the technology.

“As excited as everybody is about the cannabis industry, Grow Pod technology aligns with so many factors of society today. I’m twice as excited about that as I am with the cannabis industry, as crazy as it sounds sitting in the middle of CannaCon,” Heldoorn said. “[Grow Pods] offer a growing system that uses 70-75% less water than regular irrigation. You have a controlled environment where right now in California you can grow outdoor vegetables in a controlled setting.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Doug Heldoorn, Founder and Chairman of Advanced Container Technologies Inc. (OTC: ACTX), the exclusive U.S. distributor of self-contained, automated, indoor “micro-farms” called Grow Pods, along with related equipment and supplies.

Throughout the interview, Heldoorn, reporting from the site of CannaCon in Oklahoma City, discussed the agricultural advantages of Grow Pods and the wide-reaching potential of the technology.

“As excited as everybody is about the cannabis industry, Grow Pod technology aligns with so many factors of society today. I’m twice as excited about that as I am with the cannabis industry, as crazy as it sounds sitting in the middle of CannaCon,” Heldoorn said. “[Grow Pods] offer a growing system that uses 70-75% less water than regular irrigation. You have a controlled environment where right now in California you can grow outdoor vegetables in a controlled setting.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Gina Serkasevich, CEO of Hero Technologies Inc. (OTC: HENC), a cannabis company with a vertically integrated business model.

Throughout the interview, Serkasevich discussed Hero Technologies’ business model and operations.

“Hero Technologies is a relatively newly formed cannabis operator. The company is focusing on expansion of its current operations and its future growth in industry,” Serkasevich said. “Having said that, the business model includes licensing and processing operations at facilities, sale of products and technological development. We’re essentially a seed-to-sale organization with multiple cultivation, processing and dispensary assets.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Gina Serkasevich, CEO of Hero Technologies Inc. (OTC: HENC), a cannabis company with a vertically integrated business model.

Throughout the interview, Serkasevich discussed Hero Technologies’ business model and operations.

“Hero Technologies is a relatively newly formed cannabis operator. The company is focusing on expansion of its current operations and its future growth in industry,” Serkasevich said. “Having said that, the business model includes licensing and processing operations at facilities, sale of products and technological development. We’re essentially a seed-to-sale organization with multiple cultivation, processing and dispensary assets.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Mark See, Chairman and CEO of Laredo Oil Inc. (OTC: LRDC), an oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) company.

Throughout the interview, See discussed Laredo’s business model and operations.

“Our business is very simple… Profitably produced oil – that’s our business,” See said. “The executives and board members of Laredo have, on average, 30-40 years of experience in the oil and gas business. The conclusion that we came to [when founding the company more than 11 years ago] is that… we’re short on supply and demand is constantly increasing. That curve is driven by social, political and ESG factors, but the fundamentals are still there. We looked at this and said, ‘What’s a niche for an oil producer and this outlook for the future considering that some of the largest businesses in the world are oil and gas producers?’”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Mark See, Chairman and CEO of Laredo Oil Inc. (OTC: LRDC), an oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) company.

Throughout the interview, See discussed Laredo’s business model and operations.

“Our business is very simple… Profitably produced oil – that’s our business,” See said. “The executives and board members of Laredo have, on average, 30-40 years of experience in the oil and gas business. The conclusion that we came to [when founding the company more than 11 years ago] is that… we’re short on supply and demand is constantly increasing. That curve is driven by social, political and ESG factors, but the fundamentals are still there. We looked at this and said, ‘What’s a niche for an oil producer and this outlook for the future considering that some of the largest businesses in the world are oil and gas producers?’”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Dr. Harald Zink, CEO, Founder and Chief Product Architect of SPYR Inc. subsidiary Applied Magix Inc., a developer and reseller of Apple® ecosystem compatible products.

Throughout the interview, Zink discussed Applied Magix’s business model, management team and operational goals.

“Applied Magix is an accessories company exclusively catering to Apple consumers – people who have iPhones and Macs. We focus primarily on the smart home market, for which Apple has provided an environment called HomeKit, as well as the CarPlay market, which is Apple’s name for its smart car-supporting accessories,” Zink said. “Aside from the fact that everybody here at Applied Magix are huge Apple nerds, we found that, looking at the market, the Apple consumer is not only more affluent, they’re also more loyal and more willing to essentially work with devices, services and companies that treat them well and provide premium and quality products. That’s what we’re aiming to do.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Dr. Harald Zink, CEO, Founder and Chief Product Architect of SPYR Inc. subsidiary Applied Magix Inc., a developer and reseller of Apple® ecosystem compatible products.

Throughout the interview, Zink discussed Applied Magix’s business model, management team and operational goals.

“Applied Magix is an accessories company exclusively catering to Apple consumers – people who have iPhones and Macs. We focus primarily on the smart home market, for which Apple has provided an environment called HomeKit, as well as the CarPlay market, which is Apple’s name for its smart car-supporting accessories,” Zink said. “Aside from the fact that everybody here at Applied Magix are huge Apple nerds, we found that, looking at the market, the Apple consumer is not only more affluent, they’re also more loyal and more willing to essentially work with devices, services and companies that treat them well and provide premium and quality products. That’s what we’re aiming to do.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Marc Aneed, CEO, President and Director of Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF), a plant-based foods company combining the best of agribusiness, foodtech and CPG brands to supply the world with innovative, delicious and better-for-you foods.

Throughout the interview, Aneed discussed Eat Well Group’s business model, highlighting its rapid development into a vertically integrated company over recent months.

“Although Eat Well Group as a Company was formed this past August, it’s been decades in the making,” Aneed said. “We have established a plant-based foods platform Company through several strategic investments, we’ve created a vertically integrated model whereby we have plant-based proteins that we process, a foodtech division that creates next-generation foods and a branded business called Amara, which has plant-based infant nutrition products like baby cereals and toddler snacks.”

Bell2Bell’s latest podcast features Marc Aneed, CEO, President and Director of Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF), a plant-based foods company combining the best of agribusiness, foodtech and CPG brands to supply the world with innovative, delicious and better-for-you foods.

Throughout the interview, Aneed discussed Eat Well Group’s business model, highlighting its rapid development into a vertically integrated company over recent months.

“Although Eat Well Group as a Company was formed this past August, it’s been decades in the making,” Aneed said. “We have established a plant-based foods platform Company through several strategic investments, we’ve created a vertically integrated model whereby we have plant-based proteins that we process, a foodtech division that creates next-generation foods and a branded business called Amara, which has plant-based infant nutrition products like baby cereals and toddler snacks.”