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United States Ngaio Bealum is a comedian, writer, actor, and publisher, known for his work in entertainment and as a prominent advocate within the cannabis industry.
Ngaio Bealum was featured on the Ganjapreneur podcast, where he discussed building the cannabis community through comedy and activism. He was highlighted as a comedian, musician, writer, actor, activist, former host of Cannabis Planet, and host of the International Cannabis Business Radio Show.
Ngaio Bealum is listed as an American comedian, musician, writer, actor, and publisher, noted for co-hosting Cannabis Planet and publishing West Coast Cannabis Magazine, on Nectarball's cast page.
Ngaio Bealum hosted the cannabis trivia app Daily Bonfire, with Forbes detailing his involvement and contributions.
Ngaio Bealum has brought his comedy to cannabis events and clubs across the country, including the International Cannabis Business Conference, where he is noted for keeping the event 'informative and fun'.
Ngaio Bealum partnered with Sacramento-based Mothership Farms to feature a line of cannabis 'pre-rolls', showcasing unique strains like Tahoe Nebula through his close relationship with growers.
Ngaio Bealum has a featured strain as part of Natural Cannabis's 'High Life Celebrities' line.
The Emerald Magazine conducted a Zoom interview with Ngaio Bealum to discuss his style, inspiration, and relationship with cannabis.
Ngaio Bealum, born on February 15, 1968, in San Francisco, California, is a versatile American entertainer. His parents were active in the Black Panthers, shaping his early environment. Bealum is recognized as a comedian, musician, writer, actor, activist, juggler, and publisher. He has built a career that combines entertainment with advocacy, particularly in the cannabis sector.
His career includes notable acting roles, such as appearing as “Sean’s Friend #1” in the 1995 film “Nine Months” and playing “Dre Simms” in the 2003 film “It Burns When I Laugh.” He also had a recurring role in “The Sarah Silverman Program.” Beyond acting, Bealum co-hosted “Cannabis Planet” and published “West Coast Cannabis Magazine,” demonstrating his early engagement with cannabis culture. He has also been a contributor to the Sacramento News & Review, where he wrote the “Ask420” column, addressing topics related to marijuana and its politics. Bealum’s work in comedy extends to performances including the “420 Friendly Comedy Special” in 2013, where he also served as an associate producer.
In the music world, Bealum was a member of the hip hop band Most Chill Slackmob, contributing vocals and percussion. He is also known for his podcasting work, including “Rollin with Ngaio” and “Chopping it Up.” Bealum has released several comedy albums, such as “Weed and Sex” (2012) and “Weedier and Sexier” (2019). His consistent presence at events like High Times events and the International Cannabis Business Conference highlights his role in shaping the public discourse around cannabis. He has also featured his own cannabis strains through partnerships with Mothership Farms and Natural Cannabis’s “High Life Celebrities” line.
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