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THE CORVALLIS ADVOCATE - AUGUST 2022
“As Benton County approves bringing psilocybin to town, we have a one-on-one with local expert Brock Binder. Will this new organic medicinal help others as it has members of Binder’s family?
A magic mushroom retreat here in Corvallis? The new regulations could make this possible. To discover if Corvallis’ first cannabis dispensary owner, Brock Binder, is looking at this option, we sat down for a chat with him.” -Stacey Newman Weldon
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CORVALLIS GAZETTE TIMES - FEBRUARY 2021
“A Saturday ribbon-cutting ceremony signified a new place in the mainstream business community for cannabis stores in Corvallis.
High Quality became the first cannabis store to join the Corvallis Chamber of Commerce Saturday and workers celebrated with staff at the Chamber during the ceremony in front of their new location at 1435 N.W. Ninth St.
Griesmeyer said the mission of High Quality to make a positive impact on Corvallis and be involved in the community, something he said has long been a goal of his.” -K. Rambo
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MARIJUANA VENTURE MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 2021
“The High Quality dispensary in Corvallis is a medical focused cannabis retailer that prioritizes a holistic approach to health and wellness and prides itself on getting to know customers like friends would in order to make the best possible recommendations on product.
“We take a very consultative approach for discerning cannabis users,” says CEO Brock Binder.
That approach is codified in the company’s manifesto, which reads, in part, “We aspire to support our clients in finding which varieties of cannabis best serve their individual mind, body and spirit. We work hard to uncover what works well to restore, maintain or elevate their personal wellbeing.”
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PERIODIC EFFECTS PODCAST - MARCH 2020
“Big Question on people's minds, how will the Coronavirus affect my cannabis business or job? Whether it’s a Dispensary, Grower, Product Maker or Ancillary Business, there is no clear answer at this time, but there are some trends and insights we can use to “predict”. Our guest, Brock Binder, operates multiple cannabis companies in different verticals of the industry. He shares his current game plan for riding this storm to safety.” -Wayne Periodic Effects
PERIODIC EFFECTS PODCAST - DECEMBER 2020
“Brock thought his business was doomed when the IRS came knocking. However after much struggle, he was able to overcome the odds. We discuss how he did that, and why he decided to help support the legalization of medical psilocybin (magic mushrooms) in Oregon.
As Oregon hurries to create regulations and licensing for psilocybin use, what will the future look like? Our guest is Brock Binder, Founder of High Quality, and we cover the knowns and unknowns of the laws, regulations, business landscape and personal use of psilocybin.” -Wayne Periodic Effects
MARIJUANA VENTURE 40 UNDER 40 - 2019
“The company has expanded steadily over the past five years, having completed more than a quarter-million transactions, growing its employee roster to 20 and recently adding a sister, CBD outlet, The Lifestyle Store.”
By Patrick Wagner
OREGON LEAF - 2018
From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a friendly smile in a clean and inviting environment.
Review by Nate Williams
PERIODIC EFFECTS PODCAST - 2018
Discussion on how Brock Binder started the business, what they are doing to stay competitive in the market, education and some amazing customer stories on how cannabis changed their life!
CORVALLIS GAZETTE TIMES - 2018
High Quality marijuana dispensary is open for business Thursday. The owner called on marijuana supporters to come together across party lines to stand up for legalization
Amanda Loman, Gazette-Times
THE CORVALLIS ADVOCATE - 2017
The Hemp & Cannabis expo is held at the Benton County Fairgrounds annually. It features an eclectic assortment of keynote speakers, vendors, and information booths.
By Kiki Genoa
CORVALLIS GAZETTE TIMES - 2015
Customers line up to shop at High Quality Compassion in Corvallis on Thursday morning.
Andy Cripe, Gazette-Times