Elizabeth Muñoz
Founder & Radiant CEOSoul HavenMs. Elizabeth Muñoz aka The Radiant CEO is the Founder and CEO of Soulhaven and an embodiment coach whose work focuses on nervous system regulation, feminine leadership, and sustainable behavior change for high-capacity women. With more than 17 years of experience in corporate technology, she combines strategic systems thinking with trauma-informed, embodiment-based practices to help women move from burnout and self-abandonment into coherence, clarity, and aligned leadership. Her work draws from neuroscience, somatic intelligence, biofeedback, and conscious innovation to support more human-centered approaches to visibility, performance, and growth. As a speaker, mentor, wife, and mother of four, Elizabeth brings both professional credibility and lived wisdom to conversations about women’s healing, self-trust, and embodied transformation.
Pleasure Was Always Political: Cannabis, Sex, and the Systems That Control Both
For more than a thousand years, systems of power have policed pleasure — what people feel, what they consume, and how they connect. Cannabis never e
For more than a thousand years, systems of power have policed pleasure — what people feel, what they consume, and how they connect. Cannabis never existed in isolation. It was grouped with sexual liberation, psychedelics, and music movements, then
For more than a thousand years, systems of power have policed pleasure — what people feel, what they consume, and how they connect. Cannabis never existed in isolation. It was grouped with sexual liberation, psychedelics, and music movements, then controlled under shared narratives of risk, morality, and public health. Those narratives were shaped by politics and social control, not science. And they still echo through modern clinical guidance,
For more than a thousand years, systems of power have policed pleasure — what people feel, what they consume, and how they connect. Cannabis never existed in isolation. It was grouped with sexual liberation, psychedelics, and music movements, then controlled under shared narratives of risk, morality, and public health. Those narratives were shaped by politics and social control, not science. And they still echo through modern clinical guidance, regulation, and consumer messaging today.
This session traces the linked history of stigma across cannabis, sexuality, and other consciousness-altering substances, then connects those patterns to the systems our industry operates inside right now. Commercialization and even federal legalization won't rebuild trust, structure, or clinical credibility on their own. Real progress demands a data-driven lens.
Built for cannabis executives, operators, and investors, this talk confronts an uncomfortable tension: pleasure is now both commodified and controlled. We'll examine what happens when those forces collide, and what it would take to build systems that genuinely support safe, effective use. Expect a candid look at cannabis policy reform, cannabis social justice, and the cannabis market trends rewriting demand.
