Krysta “KJ” Jones—entrepreneur, cultural connector, and cannabis industry powerhouse—recently sat down for a candid conversation on the APT 113 Podcast, hosted by Rob, one of the most authentic voices emerging from the cannabis content space. The episode is a bold blend of real talk, shared experiences, and the kind of energy that defines both Krysta’s journey and Rob’s organically grown platform.
This collaboration isn’t just another podcast feature. It’s a reflection of aligned missions, a meeting of two community-first forces who are reshaping what impact and influence look like in cannabis, marketing, and culture.
From MJ Biz to the Mic
KJ and Rob first crossed paths at MJBizCon in Las Vegas in 2024, where movers and shakers from around the globe link up to explore new opportunities and amplify powerful ideas. What started as a quick introduction between creatives turned into a mutual respect for each other’s hustle, vision, and the way they both stay grounded in purpose.
“Rob was someone I instantly vibed with,” KJ recalls. “He wasn’t doing this for clout—he was building something real, something rooted in community. That’s exactly the kind of person I want to align with.”
Fast-forward to 2025, and the APT 113 Podcast has become a go-to space for authentic conversations that dig deeper than surface-level headlines. With every episode, Rob has proven that content built on real stories, real relationships, and real values will always rise—and that’s the kind of energy the THC Girls brand champions.
Why APT 113 Matters
The APT 113 Podcast has quietly become a cultural gem. It’s raw, unfiltered, and focused on spotlighting the voices that are actively building—whether that’s in cannabis, music, tech, fashion, or grassroots entrepreneurship. There’s no fluff here—just people keeping it real and talking about how they actually got it done.
Rob built APT 113 from the ground up without buying followers, paying for clout, or pretending to be something he’s not. He created a lane, stayed consistent, and let the quality of his guests and conversations do the heavy lifting.
KJ says it best:
“We love working with people like Rob. People who grind, who stay true to their purpose, and who show up for their communities. That’s how we move. That’s what THC Girls is all about.”
And that’s why this podcast appearance hit different.
THC Girls x APT 113: A Conversation for the Culture
In the episode, KJ shares her story—growing up in Miami, moving to Denver in 2001, and carving out her lane in cannabis long before it became a buzzword. With 15+ years in the industry across global markets, she drops game on everything from cultivation and brand building to investor relations and throwing the most unforgettable events.
But it’s not just about her resume. This podcast digs into the “why” behind it all.
KJ talks about building THC Girls into a household name, launching The Highly Connected network to provide access to resources in emerging industries, and pushing boundaries in both boardrooms and cultural spaces. She breaks down how she’s navigating business, brand, and community—without ever losing her authenticity.
There’s a strong focus on what it means to actually support the community—not just post about it, but build with it, uplift it, and put people in positions to win.
That’s what makes this episode resonate. It’s not just an interview—it’s a conversation between two people who live what they talk.
Building with Intent: Community Over Clout
Both KJ and Rob emphasize one core truth: real success comes from building with intention. Whether it’s launching a platform, growing a brand, or running a podcast, authenticity always wins. This episode is a masterclass in staying consistent, showing up for the people around you, and scaling impact without selling out.
That’s what THC Girls has always stood for—bridging cannabis culture with real business innovation. And that’s what makes APT 113 a perfect platform to tell that story.
Why This Feature Matters for the Industry
The cannabis industry is evolving fast—but often, it forgets the very people who helped build it. Conversations like the one between KJ and Rob are important because they spotlight voices that don’t always get the mainstream shine but are doing the real work behind the scenes.
As more brands enter the space, the ones who stay rooted in community, culture, and real contribution will rise above the noise. And platforms like APT 113 are essential to keeping that energy alive.
This podcast episode doesn’t just tell KJ’s story—it reinforces the value of representation, collaboration, and building ecosystems that uplift everyone.
Tune In, Tap In, and Join the Movement
If you haven’t tapped into the APT 113 Podcast yet, this is your sign. Rob brings the kind of energy that reminds you what this industry and community are really about. And KJ brings the blueprint for scaling with soul.
🎧 Listen to the full episode featuring Krysta “KJ” Jones now—whether you’re in the cannabis space, building a brand, or just need that weekly dose of motivation from real ones doing real work.
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