Jim Belushi, Hollywood Star And Cannabis Farmer

Gotta Story Media.” data-reactid=”18″>This is part one of a two-part series by Philip Rebentisch, Chief Storyteller at Gotta Story Media.

It’s not exactly shocking to learn that cannabis and the entertainment industry go together like coffee and cream, but to be successful, both businesses require talent, fortitude, and vision. Actor, writer, comedian, musician, and cannabis farmer Jim Belushi knows this first hand. It’s fair to say he has deep roots in both worlds, and he’s never shied away from putting in the work for either field.

Belushi’s Farm company. In early May, Jim will wear two hats as a cannabis entrepreneur and an entertainer speaking and performing at the Investor Forum that’s part of the inaugural ExpoCannabiz Business Conference in Cartagena, Colombia.” data-reactid=”20″>There’s an old saying in the entertainment business that “it only took ten years to be an overnight success.” Despite all the glamour and hype surrounding it, show business is hard. Being on a set 14 to 18 hours a day, grueling traveling schedules, and endless media interviews all add up. Jim’s absolutely earned his star status as a talented, all-around performer, yet most people don’t know he’s also successful in the cannabis world with his Belushi’s Farm company. In early May, Jim will wear two hats as a cannabis entrepreneur and an entertainer speaking and performing at the Investor Forum that’s part of the inaugural ExpoCannabiz Business Conference in Cartagena, Colombia.

Internet Movie Data Base you’ll see that Jim began his long entertainment career in 1977 when he joined the famous Chicago comedy improv group, Second City. In 1979, writer-producer-director Garry Marshall saw Jim perform and arranged for him to go to Hollywood and co-star in the TV show Who’s Watching the Kids. Later, Jim joined the cast of Working Stiffs with Michael Keaton, and his Hollywood career took off from there.” data-reactid=”23″>If you go to the Internet Movie Data Base you’ll see that Jim began his long entertainment career in 1977 when he joined the famous Chicago comedy improv group, Second City. In 1979, writer-producer-director Garry Marshall saw Jim perform and arranged for him to go to Hollywood and co-star in the TV show Who’s Watching the Kids. Later, Jim joined the cast of Working Stiffs with Michael Keaton, and his Hollywood career took off from there.

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