The Hollywood Reporter
Cannabis Expert Signs Nonfiction Book Deal for 'Billion Dollar Dimebag'
Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen
Author Jackson D. Tilley is behind the bar discussing his new book, 'Billion Dollar Dimebag'
Making a Killing with Bethany McLean
Now that cannabis is "legalish" there are a host of new opportunities for emerging businesses and investments... but also a decent amount of playing wait-and-see. Today, pot is legal in 33 states. But it is still illegal at the federal level. From a financial point of view, too, the short history of cannabis stocks is... high and lows! In this fascinating episode, Bethany talks with Jackson Tilley, author of the book Billion Dollar Dimebag, about the business of cannabis, what he calls the next great American industry. But is it really?
CU Independent
CU alum Jackson Tilley reflects on the cannabis industry in “Billion Dollar Dimebag”
Benzinga
'Billion Dollar Dimebag' Author Jackson Tilley On Sobriety, LGBTQ+ Acceptance In The Cannabis Industry
Entrepreneur
Jackson D. Tilley Chronicles His Untold Story Of Cannabis, While Helping Shape New Conversations About The Industry
WOR Tonight with Joe Concha
WOR Tonight's Joe Concha and Cooper Lawrence Interview Jackson about his new book and changing regulations in the New York cannabis market.
Green Market Report
If you think you don’t belong in the cannabis industry, this book could change your mind.
Culture Magazine
Author Jackson D. Tilley recently announced that his new nonfiction book, entitled Billion Dollar Dimebag: An Insider’s Account of America’s Legalish Cannabis Industry, will officially be releasing on Sept. 17. The book is currently available for preorder now.
Queerty
It could be an HBO series…if it didn’t actually happen. Author Jackson Tilley tells all on his struggles with substance, sexuality and the cannabis industry in his new memoir Billion Dollar Dimebag.
Newsweek
Keep your pot at home when leaving California, warns first ever airport PSA on recreational marijuana
Shorty Award Nominees
Jackson Tilley and the Organa Brands team nominated for a 2019 Shorty Award
The Los Angeles Times
The “Cannabis Is Legal” campaign was the brainchild of Organa’s public relations director Jackson Tilley, who approached Heidl after seeing a dating app advertised at Denver International Airport. “This is absolutely something we have to do,” Tilley recalled thinking.
Thrive Global
“Get A Great Agent, Unless You’ve Self-Published Twenty NYT Bestsellers, You’re Going To Need Some Help”
5 Insider Tips With Author Jackson D. TIlley
The Startup
“Get A Kickass Agent, Unless You’ve Self-Published Twenty NYT Bestsellers, You’re Going To Need Some Help”
Yahoo! News
The PSA is the brainchild of Organa Brand’s publicity director, Jackson Tilley, who says gaining approval for the ads from the TSA was an arduous 4-month process. The idea was initially met with plenty of hostility. “Have you ever tried to push a boulder up a mountain?"