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Hemp Video! Courtesy of CRRH and
D. Paul Stanford:
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 252, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its
prohibition!
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's news
on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician and
retired medical school professor of pharmacology and toxicology,
and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective,
join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. Our first film clip is from
Japan's Hemp Car, a vehicle powered by hemp seed oil as the only fuel in
its gas tank, and another film clip of Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters. We
read from an original 1762 document, a proclamation by the Great Britain's
King George III, that directs "His Majesty's Colonies in America" to grow
cannabis hemp for the Royal Navy's sails and cordage. We also examine
several antique US cannabis medicine bottles. Hemp News: Alaska
will vote in November 2004 on legalization of private use of marijuana for
Alaskans 21 and older; Seattle City Council has appointed a new Marijuana
Policy Review Panel; a Colorodo man, Dan Nord, who is a state-registered
medical marijuana patient, has a judge's order for the return of his
medical marijuana from federal and state anti-drug agents who stole it
last October and has asked the judge to find the officers in contempt for
refusing to return the buds; Canada's new Prime Minister worries the
Prince of Pot, Marc Emery, who says a new law would double Canada's prison
population in 2 years with cannabis growers.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 251, 60 minutes.Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big
stories on cannabis. Then Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland
Police detective joins Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have a film
clip from the PBS Frontline 4 hour documentary, "Drug War," and a clip
from a 1968 drug education film with Sonny Bono. Hemp News: Canada's
Supreme Court approves marijuana prohibition; New Jersey Weedman Ed
Forchion announces he is running for US Congress as a US Marijuana Party
candidate and is ticketed as he lights up a joint between Philadelphia's
Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell; former US Vice President, and the
winner of the popular vote for US President, Al Gore remains silent on his
son's arrest for cannabis while driving; the California Health
Department's new Medical Marijuana state ID program, which was set to
start January 1st and be funded by patient license fees, won't start
because of lack of start-up funds.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 250, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big
stories on cannabis. Then Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland
Police detective, and Peter Nilsson, a candidate for mayor of Portland,
Oregon, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have a film clip about
Amsterdam's cannabis cup from a movie called "Weed." Hemp News: US 9th
Circuit Court of Appeals rules medical marijuana is legal for the sick,
the first time any US court has legalized medical marijuana; ACLU & Oregon
NORML sue the DEA for misuse of the "Rave Act" for political purposes;
Canada's Prime Minister hints he's eaten hashish and revives his marijuana
bill to drop criminal sanctions on possession of small amounts of cannabis
and increase penalties on all other marijuana cases; Marc Emery says the
proposed law would double Canada's prison population within 2 years.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 249, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big
stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician
and retired medical school professor of pharmacology and toxicology, and
Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, join
Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have a film clip about Amsterdam's
cannabis cup from a movie called "Weed," and another very funny clip from
a 1968 anti-marijuana film with Sonny Bono (don't have a bummer). Hemp
News: marijuana and the Portland Trailblazers basketball team; a Florida
man gets 12 joints a day from the US federal government for 21 years now;
Canada denies Steve Kubby asylum from US, but Steve appeals the ruling;
Ottawa is making it a green Christmas for 4,000 people — it plans to stay
thousands of charges of pot possession as a result of legal battles over
medicinal marijuana.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 248, 60 minutes.
06 Dec, 2003 Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers
each week's big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O.,
Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology
and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have a film clip
from the new film, "Hempsters: Plant the Seed," featuring Woody Harrelson
and his trial for planting industrial hemp seeds. We have another clip
from a 2002 meeting on medical marijuana where Dr. Leveque gives a talk.
Hemp News: US Democratic Party candidate Dennis Kucinich comes out to
legalize marijuana; bus ads in Washington DC to legalize cannabis;
Montreal cannabis cafe opens.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 245, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big
stories on cannabis. Then Don Dupay, a social worker and retired
Portland Police detective, and Madeline Martinez, the director of
Oregon NORML and a retired prison guard, join Paul to take viewers'
phone calls. This week we talk to Madeline about the upcoming 2nd
annual Oregon Medical Cannabis Awards and the DEA's attempt to stop
the awards by threatening the hotel with the Rave Act. With legal
intervention by Paul Loney, a past CCS co-host, the awards ceremony
went on. Tonight's film clips start with 2 news clips that cover
THCF's medical marijuana clinic and the recent decision by the US
Supreme Court to deny review and uphold a case that allows doctors to
recommend medical marijuana. We have a rare video excerpt from 1964 of
Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters setting out from Oregon on the bus
Further as they head East to change the world with LSD; this trip was
later immortalized in Tom Wolfe's book, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid
Test." Hemp News: Cannabis kills cancerous tumors according to a new
study from Italy; Alaska's Appeals Court upholds the legalization of
personal use & cultivation of cannabis; the US Drug Czar warns the
city government of San Francisco that they risk federal arrest if the
city dispenses medical marijuana to the sick & dying; the UK will
decriminalize cannabis possession effective Jan. 29, 2004; & an
unfortunate Texas man died from swallowing a bag of marijuana he tried
to hide from police.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 245, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big
stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology and
toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. This week we have
several news clips that cover THCF's medical marijuana clinic and the
recent decision by the US Supreme Court to deny review and uphold a
case that allows doctors to recommend medical marijuana. Don DuPay
talks about his involvement in a new national organization, LEAP, or
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. Hemp News: Democratic candidates
for US President are asked if they smoked marijuana in a Rock the Vote
debate in Boston; Steve Kubby talks about cannabis' ability to stop
cancer; Canada's NDP leader Jack Layton says marijuana is a "wonderful
substance" that should be legalized; and a University of Toronto
professor is making everything from biomedical equipment to auto parts
from cannabis hemp.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 244, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford
covers each week's big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque,
D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of
pharmacology and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and
retired Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone
calls. This week we welcome Marc Emery of Cannabis Culture magazine
and Emery Seeds on our show via telephone, and we have our own music
video of legal outdoor Oregon medical marijuana plants, and a film
clip about Oregon NORML's upcoming Medical Cannabis Awards. Hemp News:
UK parliament votes 316 to 160 to decriminalize cannabis prohibition;
a new medical journal article shows that cannabis inhibits the growth
of certain types of malignant tumors and probably is a desirable
agents in the treatment of cancer.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 241, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the
politics behind its prohibition!
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big stories on cannabis.
Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical
school professor of pharmacology and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social
worker and retired Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers'
phone calls. We have a video tour of the CRRH.org website and a video
from when the BBC came from Britain to interview Paul about a petition
to legalize cannabis. Hemp News: Hawaii industrial hemp project closed
due to DEA; a third of New Zealand's doctors want to be able to
prescribe cannabis; cannabis stops epileptic seizures; the US Food &
Drug Administration grants fast track status for the new synthetic
cannabis derivative Dexanabinol for the treatment of Traumatic Brain
Injury.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 240, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the
politics behind its prohibition!
Hemp News with Paul Stanford
covers each week's big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque,
D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of
pharmacology and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired
Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We
have film clips from the new film, "Hempsters: Plant the Seed," as it
focuses on the Kentucky trial of Woody Harrelson as he faces trial for
planting industrial hemp on June 1, 1996. We have a guest, Peter Nillson,
an Oregon candidate for office. Hemp News: Swiss legislature sets back
plan to legalize cannabis and a nationwide vote is likely; embattled
California Governor Gray Davis gets SB 420 to issue health department
licenses to California medical marijuana patients; Seattle voters
approve I-75 to make cannabis the lowest police priority.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 239, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its prohibition!
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big stories on
cannabis. Then Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, joins Paul to take viewers' phone calls. Tonight we have a
film clip of the US Drug Czar John Walters when he visited Portland,
Oregon to promote the Drug War. We demonstrate how to use a
vaporizer, the German-made "Volcano." We also have a new CD,
"Fields of Green,"
with a hemp plastic CD case, made from hemp seed oil, a hemp paper
insert and music that is played on instruments made from 100% hemp!!!
We also show a 1911 Eli Lilly cannabis medicine bottle. Hemp News:
Alaska court legalizes possession up to 4 ounces of cannabis per adult;
California NORML issues a report that legalization in California would
increase state budget revenue by $2.5-$3.5 Billion per year; Santa Cruz
medical cannabis coop WAMM marks a year since the DEA raid on their
garden.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 238, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its
prohibition!
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big
stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology and
toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have film clips
from the 1998 CNN special, Higher Times, and an old 1995 news clip of
our group's efforts to end adult marijuana prohibition and regulate
and tax it. Hemp News: Alaska Court of Appeals throws out marijuana
prohibition and legalizes cannabis possession for personal use in the
home; a US District Court in San Francisco throws out a lawsuit
against the DEA for raiding a Santa Cruz medical marijuana club; new
research shows cannabis helps the immune system of those with HIV; and
Marc Emery continues his Summer of Legalization tour to smoke in from
of major police stations across Canada.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 237, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its
prohibition!
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's
big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology and
toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. Tonight's guests
are Fred Gardner, who writes a weekly column on cannabis for a
Northern California newspaper and is publisher of the new medical
marijuana magazine, Shaunessie's, and Madeline Martinez, director of
Oregon NORML, talks about the upcoming Portland, Oregon medical
cannabis quality awards. Tonight's two video clips are, first, an
excerpt from a 1996 documentary on the San Francisco Cannabis Buyer's
Club, and an excerpt from the new video from Miss MaryJane, Cooking
with Cannabis. Hemp News: Cannabis Inhibits Neurodegeneration of
Multiple Sclerosis and Huntington's Disease; our group, THCF, prepares
to sue the Oregon Health Sciences University Liver Transplant program
for denying transplants to medical cannabis patients and at least one
patient solely on legally prescribed Marinol; Marc Emery is planning
on smoking in front of Calgary's police headquarters; and two Oregon
men are sentenced in the Pennsylvania US Federal Internet
paraphernalia sting, "Operation Pipe Dream."
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 236, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's
big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school
professor of pharmacology and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker
and retired Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone
calls. Tonights video clips are a clip from the new film, "Hempsters:
Plant the Seed" focusing on a Kentucky teacher helping Woody Harrelson
educate the public about industrial hemp, and a clip from "Weed" about
cannabis in Dutch Coffee Shops. Hemp News: Marc Emery continues his
cross-Canada protests of marijuana prohibition and has his most "polite"
arrest yet in St. John's, Newfoundland; a Hilo, Hawaii lady has her
medical marijuana plants stolen and gets her insurance company
compensates her for her loss; and more doctors should join the few brave
ones who will take the heat by helping patients who need medical
marijuana.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 235, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul
Stanford focuses on this week's big stories on cannabis. Then Paul is
joined by retired Portland Police detective Don Dupay as they take viewers
phone calls. We have film excerpts from CBS's 60 Minutes, with a segment
called "Smoking to Live" on medical marijuana, and another excerpt from
Miss MaryJane's How to Make Clones video. We also show an old 1919
pharmaceutical bottle of cannabis tincture from Parke Davis. Hemp News: US
Congress debates withholding funds from federal agencies to stop medical
marijuana persecutions; Marc Emery tours Canada to advance & promote the
end of prohibition; and the Alaska Court of Appeals is to rule on ending
personal cannabis prohibition for the second time, the first being the
1975 Alaska Supreme Court ruling allowing adults to grow and possess
marijuana at home in Ravin v. State of Alaska.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 234, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by Rick Symanski,
spokesperson for the Oregon Cannabis Initiative, and Don Dupay, retired
Portland Police detective and social worker. Video excerpts are shown from
"Miss MaryJane's Cloning: A Step by Step Guide," and from Ed Forchion, the
New Jersey Weedman's documentary, "No Free Speech- No Fair Trial," about
how producing TV ads against the drug war landed this activists in jail
for 6 months. We also critique a US Govt. anti-drug ad aimed at marijuana
users. Hemp News: Oregon's medical marijuana license fee is lowered; US
federal government backs off prosecution of medical marijuana patients in
the NorthWest USA; and a Nevada newspaper editorial against the Bush
attempt to get the US Supreme Court to let the DEA strip physicians who
help medical marijuana patients of their license to prescribe drug.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 233, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don
Dupay joins Paul as they take viewers' phone calls. Film clips tonight
from the feature-length film, Hemp Revolution, and a clip from I Grow
Chronic. Hemp News: Oregon's medical marijuana program lowers state
license fee; a new study at the University of California at San Diego
finds that cannabis doesn't harm the brain; and a Canadian judge, on
behalf of a unanimous 3 judge appellate panel, throws out a couple's
marijuana growing charges and writes, ""While at one time I accepted the
received wisdom that marijuana offences were serious crimes, I now am of a
different opinion." B.C. Court of Appeal Justice Mary Southin said in a
written judgment released Friday that the legislature should enact the
legal, "regulation of marijuana."
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 232, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don
Dupay joins Paul to take viewers' phone calls. We have excerpts from the
1942 U.S. Dept. of Agriculture film, "Hemp for Victory" and another clip
from the CNN documentary, "Higher Times," about cannabis in the
Netherlands. Hemp News: Ottawa drops all minor cannabis possession court
cases as Ontario courts throw out simple possession laws and Marc Emery
tells Toronto to forget SARS and lure tourists with legal marijuana;
Gainsville, Florida's newspaper, the Sun, editorializes against the U.S.
Bush administration's attempts to thwart Canada's moves to decriminalize
herb, meanwhile, a University of Florida student is raped in Gainsville's
jail while serving time for delivery of marijuana
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 231, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology, and Don
Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, join Paul to
take viewers' phone calls. Tonight's film clips are excerpts from, "Cheryl
Miller: A Case for Medical Marijuana," another clip from the PBS
documentary, "Drug Wars," and we take you inside The Hemp & Cannabis
Foundation's medical marijuana clinic. Hemp News: U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration agent uses the new federal "Rave Act" to stop a fund raiser
for medical marijuana in Montana; Ontario judges throw out all cannabis
possession cases making simple possession of cannabis legal; and New
Jersey medical marijuana activist Cheryl Miller passes away.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 230, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by attorney Paul Loney
and retired Portland Police detective Don Dupay as they take viewers phone
calls. Film clips from the PBS Frontline documentary "Drug Wars" and from
The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation's medical marijuana clinic in Oregon. Hemp
News: Ed Rosenthal gets sentence dropped from 5 years to one day already
served and three years supervised release; Toronto's police chief orders
officers to not charge people with possession of small ammounts of
cannabis; US congressional committee removes provision from US Drug Czar's
funding bill authorizing the use of public money to campaign against
cannnabis reform laws and candidates and to remove laws that have barred
college students with drug convictions from gettting financial aid (for
the past 5 years students haven't been able to).
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 229, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O.& Ph.D., a
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology &
toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. Film clips tonight
feature Dr. Leveque from a medical cannabis conference, and Dr. Leveque
and Paul Stanford at The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation's medical marijuana
clinic in Oregon. Hemp News: US Democratic presidential hopeful Rep.
Dennis Kucinich is the first major party political candidate to advocate
ending the drug war and allowing medical marijauna; Ed Rosentahal
sentencing for medical marijuana cultivation is set for next week;
Canada's marijuana decriminalization is a disappointment to activists and
could be too late in this year's Canadian legislative process to become
law.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 228, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. & Ph.D.,
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology &
toxicology, and Don Dupay, social worker & retired Portland Police
detective, join Paul to take viewers phone calls. Film clips tonight from
Hempsters: Plant the Seed, on industrial hemp in Kentucky, and Rasta
John's Search for Ganja Mountain, on ganja cultivation in Jamaica. Hemp
News: Maryland's Republican Govrnor signs bill lowering penalties for
medical marijuana & the US Congress considers a bill allowing the US Drug
Czar to use hundreds of millions of dollars of public money to campaign
against medical marijuana and arrest medical marijuana patients and
caregivers.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 227, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, a physician and
retired professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, retired
Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers phone calls. Film
clips tonight start with a news clip on how the DEA seized a quadraplegic
man's medical marijuana plants last year, with an update on how
THC-Foundation is suing the DEA in U.S. federal court. The other film clip
is on cannabis farming in Jamaica, from Rasta John's Search for Ganja
Mountain. Hemp News: Canadian Court throws out cannabis prohibition; Tommy
Chong pleads guilty to selling bongs on the internet and says he quit
smoking; Australian state to allow 2 cannabis plants per house; bill to
cut back Oregon's medical marijuana law is defeated in Oregon legislature.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 226, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, a physician and
retired professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, retired
Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers phone calls. Film
clips tonight start with clips from Portland's Marijuana March, with Ed
Rosenthal, another clip against the drug war from New Jersey Weedman, Ed
Forchion, and Jeff & Tracy's ad from the Seattle Hempfest. Hemp News:
Canadian Supreme court hears David Malmo Levine; the Flin Flon mine
cannabis from Manitoba is ready for patients, and a Chicago Tribune
columnist's take on how the USA can learn from Canada's decriminalization
of cannabis.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 225, 60 minutes.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 224, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don
Dupay joins Paul to take viewers phone calls. Film clips from "Cannabis
Rising," a documentary about cannabis in the Netherlands, and another on a
traditional hemp paper maker in Japan, with subtitles.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 223, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don
Dupay joins Paul to take viewers phone calls. Tonights film clips start
with an excerpt from The Case for Cheryl Miller, about a persecuted New
Jersey medical marijuana patient, then a clip from I Grow Chronic, a how
to video. Hemp News: cannabis is the aspirin of the 21st century, Jamaica
to legalize possession of ganja, and more.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 222, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by Dr. Phillip Leveque,
D.O., Ph.D, a physician & retired medical school professor of pharmacology
& toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police
detective, as they take viewers phone calls. The film clips tonight are a
Japanese film, with English subtitles, on the 2002 marijuana march in
Tokyo and the Japanese Hemp Van, powered by hempseed oil, and a clip from
a film about cannabis in Switzerland, in production for 2004 release, The
Green Goddess.
Cannabis Common Sense #221
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its
prohibition!
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by Dr. Phillip Leveque,
a physician and retired professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don
Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, as they take
viewers' phone calls & questions. Tonight we have a special guest, Fred
Gardner, who serenades Dr. Leveque with his own song on California's Prop
215 on medical marijuana. Gardner writes a newspaper column and is a
former aide to San Francisco DA Terrence Hallinan. Tonight's film clips: a
new one on a Japanese hemp museum, and an excerpt with Willie Nelson &
Gatewood Galbraith from the new film release, Hempsters: Plant the Seed.
March 21st 2003, CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 219, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its
prohibition.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul and Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. &
Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology &
toxicology, and Don Dupay, retired Portland Police detective, take viewers
calls & questions. Tonight's film clips start with a trailer from the
soon-to-be-released film on cannabis in Switzerland, The Green Goddess,
and another from Japan on hemp paper production. Hemp News: Dutch
pharmacies are to have cannabis by presription, even paid by insurance;
and Alameda Co., California is to issue medical marijuana ID cards.
March 14th 2003, CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 218, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a
physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology & toxicology,
and Don Dupay, a retired police detective, join Paul to take viewers phone
calls. Tonight's film clips start with a Japanese subtitled video on their
hempseed oil powered automobile, and a CBS clip on the Santa Cruz, CA
Women's Alliance for Medical Marijuana and the lawsuit of Angel Raich
against the feds. Hemp News: Canadian medical marijuana is legal but not
available; Raich's lawsuit fails to get injunction stopping federal persecution
of medical marijuana patients; the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign
own study shows their TV ads don't work; and an editorial on how the drug
war does more harm than good.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 217, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip
Leveque, Don Dupay & Paul take cable TV viewers' questions and phone
calls. Tonight's film clips are excerpts from "Hemp, Hemp, Hurray!" a 1999
documentary on industrial hemp, and "Let My People Grow!," a 1993
production based on Jack Herer's book, "The Emperor Wears No Clothes."
Hemp News covers the federal attack on California medical marijuana
activists and the Us Justice Department's "Operation Pipedream," as U.S.
feds bust glassblowers for paraphanelia laws.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 216, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul & Dr.
Phillip Leveque take viewers' phone calls and questions. Tonight's show
has film clips from our interview with the Hemp Car crew as they toured
North America a couple of years ago, and another excerpt from the upcomming
movie, Hempsters: Plant the Seed, featuring Woody Harrelson as he was
released from jail for planting hemp in Kentucky and Gatewood Galbraith
with Willie Nelson.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 215, 60 minutes.
Host Paul Stanford, Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. & Ph.D., and retired Portland
Police Detective Don Dupay take viewers phone calls from Oregon. Tonights
film clips include a clip from Hempsters:Plant the Seed on Woody Harrelson
in Kentucky, and a Fox News clip on Dr. Leveque and medical marijuana.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 214, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 213, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip
Leveque and Paul take viewers phone calls. Don Dupay, former police detective,
also appears. Film clips from Hempsters: Plant the Seed, featuring Gatewood
Galbraith of Kentucky, and news clips from 1997 concerning Woody Harrelson's
industrial hemp planting in Kentucky and efforts in Oregon that were later
defeated to recriminalize possession of cannabis in Oregon. Hemp News:
NBA on cannabis; a hearing in California to get an injunction stopping
federal busts of medical marijuana patients; cannabis selling goes online
in Canda following court ruling.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 212, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 209, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 208, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 207, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 206, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 205, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, the Dr. Phillip
Leveque, D.O.,Ph.D., Madeline Martinez of Oregon NORML, and Don Dupay,
a retired police detective are live on-the-air for viewers phone calls.
We have film clips from "Emperor of Hemp," about Jack Herer, from "Sex,
Drugs and Democracy," about how the Netherlands allows what we prohibit,
and from "Hemp Revolution," about hemp and cannabis around our planet,
by an award-winning Australian producer. Hemp News: US feds prosecute
Calif. medical caregiver for 20 plants; San Jose, CA police chief pulls
officers from DEA task force in protest of their use to arrest medical
patients; US Drug Czar threatens Canada for considering pot decrim (10
US states have pot decrim); new study shows Nevada will raise over $26
million in state revenue by legalizing and taxing marijuana, and polls
show Question 9 in dead heat with less than 3 weeks till vote at 46% for,
46% against, 8% undecided
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 204, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul and
John Sajo of Voter Power and retired police detective Don Dupay take viewers
phone calls. Video clips from a CNBC segment of Paul's old hemp paper
company, another from Rasta John's trip to Jamaica's Ganja Mountain and
an ad from Ed Forchion. Hemp News: US Drug Czar John Walters is in Nevada
campaigning against Question 9, the initiative to end adult marijuana
prohibition; California medical marijuana victims sue the feds; a Calif.
medical provider is sentenced to 10 YEARS by feds; New Zealand cops harass
Green Member of Parliament Nandor Tanczos over ganja use; and Seattle's
I-75 will make marijuana the lowest police priority.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 203, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul, Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. Ph.D.,
and Don Dupay, retired police detective and social worker, take viewers
telephone calls. Tonight, Paul has a 1920s era medicine made from 43 and
3/4s grains of extract of cannabis indica, made to remove corns and bunions,
and a new product from Switzerland, made with cannabis flower extract.
Tonight's film clips include a clip from the 1942 US Department of Agriculture's
film, "Hemp for Victory," a clip from a local TV news show that interviews
Paul Stanford as he says why the narcs don't need more money, a clip from
the Australian TV documentary, "Hemp: Billion Dollar Crop," and more clips
from New Jersey Weedman, Ed Forchion, who sits in jail awaiting a hearing
on a parole violation for making these TV ads.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 202, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by Dr. Phillip Leveque
D.O, Ph.D., and retired police detective Don Dupay as they take viewers
calls. Tonight's video clips include a video on Amsterdam's Cannabis Cup
festivities, "Weed," and more of Ed "New Jersey Weedman" Forchion's ads
against the drug war. Hemp News: an editorial from Britain's Economist
magazine and another from the LA Times on the stupididity of the federal
crackdown on the sick & dying using medical marijuana.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 201, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul, Dr. Phillip Leveque and Don
Dupay take viewers phone calls. Film clips tonight include 3 of Ed "New
Jersey Weedman" Forchion's anti-drug war ads; a news story on how CRRH's
Cannabis Tax Act petition was the first in the world to collect signatures
online with computers, and a clip from the 1999 video "Hemp Hemp Hooray!"
Hemp News: Santa Cruz city government gives away free cannabis to sick
people in protest of the DEA bust of medical suppliers; US Drug Czar to
violate federal "Hatch Act" law to campaign against state initiatives
on cannabis, including Nevada's legalizing adult sale, South Dakota's
on industrial hemp, and Arizona's on medical marijuana; and Ed Forchion
is being jailed for making ads against the drug war.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 200, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Lanny Swerdlow & Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque,
D.O., Ph.D. and Don DuPay join Lanny & Paul for the rest of the hour.
Dr. Leveque is a physician and retired professor of pharmacology and toxicology.
Don DuPay is a social worker & former police detective. We also have film
clips of a couple of New Jersey's Weedman, Ed Forchion's ads against the
drug war, and an excerpt from "I Grow Chronic" on how to make cuttings.
Hemp News: Canadian Senate says legalize it; DEA raids Santa Cruz, CA
medical marijuana growers who gave free medicine to terminal patients;
and we urge everyone to give YOUR money to Nevada's legalization initiative
at www.nrle.org
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 199, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul and
Madeline Martinez of Oregon NORML take viewers phone calls and questions.
Clips from "I Grow Chronic" and our interview with the HempCar driver
during their 10,000 mile journey powered solely by hemp biodiesel fuel.
Hemp News: Ill Canadians protest for medical marijuana; California NORML
estimates 30,000 medical marijuana users in state; will Nevada take the
lid off pot prohibition? ; and New Jersey activist Ed Forchion/ NJ Weedman
has been imprisoned for making six television ads against the drug war,
for this alledgedly being a violation of his parole on pot charges.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 198, 60 minutes.
Hemp
News with Paul Stanford, then Paul & Dr. Phillip Leveque take viewers
phone calls and questions. We have some clips from the movie, "Hemp Revolution,"
and a clip from the BBC program, "Talking About A Revolution," where the
BBC host gathers signatures on CRRH's Oregon Cannabis Tax Act petition
to legalize the sale of marijuana. Hemp News: Nevada votes in November
to legalize marijuana sale and possession; Lakota family in South Dakota's
Pine Ridge Reservation harvest the first industrial hemp crop in USA since
1953, then the feds file a civil suit and get an injunction to stop the
Lakota hemp fiber's shipment to a Kentucky buyer. The state of South Dakota
is to vote in November to legalize industrial hemp too.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 197, 60 minutes.
Shannon Floyd and Paul Stanford bring you an
extensive Hemp News report live on July 26, then Jeff & Tracy come on
with Paul and talk about their media campaign in Seattle, Portland, &
San Francisco announcing, "We're your good neighbors and we smoke pot"
and more. We also have Jeff & Tracy's Seattle Hempfest ad, an excerpt
from CNN's Crossfire with NORML's Keith Stroup debating DEA witch-doctor
Asa Hutchinson, Wyoming Democratic nominee for Secretary of State Jim
Fagan announces he is for marijuana legalization, and Paul takes a few
phone calls with questions on medical marijuana. Hemp News: Nevada qualifies
for a vote for legal adult marijuana use and polls show a tie now; Canada
warned not to relax drug laws; a note from a Doctor can clear criminal
charges in California says the CA state Supreme Court; protestors support
medical marijuana federal victim Brian Eppis, a patient being sentenced
to 10 years in US federal prison for helping sick people and Mikki Norris
weighs in on the significance of the Eppis case; conservative and liberals
unite for a medical marijuana bill in the US Capitol, but it's unlikely
to advance; and the San Francisco city government places a vote on the
November ballot for the city to grow and distribute medical marijjuana,
since the US federal government has arrested and charged city-approved
private workers for lengthy federal prison terms.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 196, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque and Paul discuss
marijuana & hemp. We also have excerpts from an interview with Paul Krassner.
Hemp News: Nevada to vote on legalizing possession & sale of pot; Great
Britain decriminalizes marijuana; US federal jury in Sacremento, California
convicts medical marijuana club grower and patient Brian Epis, and Jeff
Jones of Oakland's Buyers Club is busted at the federal court house; MPP
turns in signatures for medical marijuana in Washington DC while Bob Barr
in the US Congress moves to stop the vote AGAIN, after stopping the counting
of votes on medical marijuana in a prior election; Arizona to vote for
medical marijuana a 3rd time since the state legislature stopped enactment
of the two previously voted and passed initiatives; and South Dakota is
to vote on an industrial hemp initiative in November too.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 195, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, the Dr. Phillip Leveque and Paul take viewers
phone calls on marijuana and hemp. Clips from the movie "Grass" and an
excerpt from an interview with Paul Krassner.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 194, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 193, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its prohibition. A special
edition of our show, presenting a compilation of four videos. First, a
smoke-in at the Oregon state capitol on 4/20/02, where the main organizer
was busted for lighting up at 4:20. Then we have 2 excerpts from the April
2002 medical marijuana health professional conference in Portland, OR,
one with cannabis expert and author Robert Clarke presenting a slide show
on cannabis, insect pests and bio-controls, and the other, a slide show
on the history of cannabis. Then a well-produced short on the Kentucky
Hemp Museum from Sovran Films, for the upcoming film, Hempsters: Plant
the Seed. A 5 minute excerpt from the May 2002 Portland Million Marijuana
March. We close with a promo for our show.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 192, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque and Stanford
take viewers phone calls regarding cannabis, medical marijuana & hemp
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 191, 60 minutes.
This is our vaporizer show. Join us as we look at 3 commercial vaporizers
and two homemade ones. We interview Mark McCoy, the founder of the top-of-the-line
vaporizer, the VripMaster from vriptech.com. Paul Stanford and Rick Szymanski
take viewers phone calls as Szymanski introduces a new Oregon petition,
the Oregon Cannabis Initiative to legalize adult personal cultivation
& use.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 190, 60 minutes.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 188, 60 minutes.
Video
of medical marijuana buds in Oregon, an interview with CA's Judge James
Gray, the latest Hemp News and Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take
viewers phone calls concerning medical pot. Hemp News: US Court stops
DEA's ban of hemp seed foods; Ed Rosenthal pleads not guilty to federal
medical marijuana charges; Swiss oppose UN International Narcotics Control
Board on Switzerland's decision to legalize & regulate the sale of marijuana
in 2003
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 187, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque
& Paul take viewers phone calls. This week, Dr. Leveque is featured in
the New York Times & interviewed on CNN's The Point. Hemp News: San Francisco
bay area medical marijuana busts; US president's plan calls for "compassionate
coercion" to wipe out pot smokers; Dutch health official advises Britain
to start cannabis cafes, while former NYC mayor Guiliani advises UK that
pot smokers cause violence and should be arrested; "Chills" pipes busted
by US feds for distributing drug paraphernalia and owner faces 20 years
in prison; new medical marijuana petition in Oregon would license state
pot dispenseries; a California Jr. High student's science project is medical
marijuana.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 186, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford, Then Dr. Phillip Leveque
& Paul take viewers' phone calls.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 185, 60 minutes.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 183, 60 minutes.
Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford bring you the latest Hemp News, we have
a guest from Southern Oregon, Buckwheat, and we have a video clip from
"Grass," a movie narrated by Woody Harrelson. Hemp News: Canada implements
rules for hospitals on marijuana use; US federal court reviews pot prohibition;
hemp industry files court challenge to DEA ban on industrial hemp; cannabis
helps ease aging/old age problems.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 182, 60 minutes.
Hemp News, clips from the movie "Grass," a video of a fine cannabis plant
ready for harvest and Paul Stanford takes viewers phone calls. Hemp News:
UK police extend policy of no arrest for pot possession; industrial hemp
power; and Cannabis Culture's editorial "darkness before the dawn."
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 181, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Paul Stanford, a clip from the film "Hemp Revolution,"
Farmer Ted announces photo contest winner, then Dr. Leveque & Paul Stanford
take viewers phone calls. Hemp News: CO sheriff says drug war a failure;
delays in Canadian mine-grown medical marijuana; Euro MP busted in UK
supporting sale of cannabis to adults; study shows marijuana doesn't lead
to hard drugs.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 180, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford, new animations
of hemp factoids, a news clip on urinalysis, then Dr. Phillip Leveque
& Paul Stanford take viewers calls. Hemp News: Oregon hearings on medical
marijuana rule changes, poll shows 67% of Americans oppose DEA attacks
on medical marijuana providers, LA medical patient sues drug store for
turning pot pictures in to the police, San Francisco & West Hollywood,
CA city govt.s declare medical marijuana sanctuary from feds, then we
read a Ralph Nader piece opposing the new DEA ban on hemp seed foods in
the US.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 179, 60 minutes.
Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford, an excerpt
from the BBC's show Panorama on medical marijuana, Farmer Ted shows his
bud, then Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers' phone calls
& questions live on the show. Hemp News: U. of California at San Diego
gets DEA approval for study on medical marijuana for MS; Australia lowers
penalties for 2 cannabis plants per household: US Sen. Hilary Clinton's
brother testifies regarding recently smoking pot; and protest are mounting
at US DEA offices nationwide for new ban on hemp foods.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 178, 60 minutes.
An American first: legal marijuana plants debut
on live TV. Tonight's show starts with the latest Hemp News, then Dr.
Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers' phone calls and answer questions.
Hemp News: Soros to fund new medical pot petitions in Arizona, Oregon
& Washington State; from the British Medical Journal, is cannabis the
new wonder drug?; police close new UK cannabis shop and the public protests;
a Swiss legislative committee passes regulations to legally sell cannabis
to adults; more on the DEA attack on hempseed products; a first: Canadian
man allowed to toke medicinally in jail; San Francisco DA Hallinan tells
DEA to go away; and Newsday takes DEA to task for busting medical patients
during the new war on terrorism.(11/25/2001)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 177, 60 minutes.
Our show gets a much improved, higher frame
rate video encoding job. Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford,
news clips from the British and Canadian TV networks. Rev. Steve Cooper
gives an editorial. Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers calls.
Hemp News: Los Angeles medical cannabis club is raided by the US DEA;
the United Kingdom decriminalises cannabis; Mendicono doubles medical
marijuana plant count to 25. (10/28/2001)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 176, 60 minutes.
CRRH shows off the first photo entry in our cannabis
bud photo contest; the contest is open till December 1st, so mail right
away. Tonight's show starts with the Jeff & Tracy ad where 100,000 Seattle
Hempfest goers shout "we smoke pot," then we have this week's Hemp News,
a video with Dr. Todd Mikuriya, finally Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford
answer viewers' phoned-in questions. Hemp News with Paul Stanford: we
encourage you to contact the DEA to oppose new rules prohibiting non-high
hemp food products made with hemp grain/seed; we urge you to contact the
US Senate to oppose Bush's new Drug Czar nomination; 900 Oregon patients
have to re-apply for medical marijuana; German firm THC Pharm gets govt.
permission to extract THC from central Asian outdoor, seed-grown bud;
and a new Israeli study shows cannabis is the only substance known by
science today to protect the brain from trauma. (10/14/2001)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 175, 60 minutes.
Truth about
marijuana & the politics behind its prohibition. Tonight's show has the
latest Hemp News, a clip from the History Channel's show on how marijuana
was made illegal, Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford take viewers phone
calls & questions and CRRH & Farmer Ted continue the bud photo contest.
Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford: the US federal government
moves to crack down on medical marijuana & seizes 6,000 patients records
from a attorney/husband & physician/wife in California; Jamiacan Parliament
moves to debate allowing personal use of cannabis; US government says
use of illegal drugs is holding steady; raids on medical marijuana patients
in Southern Oregon, then the judge issues a warrant for patients' urine;
new studies in US & the Netherlands show cannabis helps addicts quit other
drugs; US DEA moves to wipe out hemp food and oil products; and the US
government's marijuana eradication targets 98 percent of resources to
pull wild industrial hemp plants. (10/7/2001)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 174, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its prohibition. CRRH & Farmer
Ted announce a bud photo contest. Hemp News with Shannon Floyd & Paul
Stanford: Nevada's medical marijuana program starts Monday; Australian
study shows laws against marijuana don't deter use; Dutch-style marijuana
cafes proposed for London, UK; the US-Canada border crackdown hurts B.C.
growers; editorial from Winona LaDuke on why Native Americans/First Nations
should be allowed to grow industrial hemp. A 10 minute video from ABC's
Downtown on marijuana & drugs in Holland, & Paul Stanford reviews ABC's
coverage. Dr. Phillip Leveque and Paul take viewers phone calls. (9/28/2001)
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 173, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its prohibition. Hemp News
with Shannon Floyd and Paul Stanford: Boston's Freedom Fest draws 10s
of thousands; Montana asks the DEA for permission to grow industrial hemp;
Lebanon is growing pot again; England's first cannabis cafe opens, the
proprietors are busted and released; & Western US ppeals court to revisit
mandatory minimum drug sentencing. An interview with Hemp Car's Grayson
Sigler on their cross-contental tour running on pure hempseed oil fuel.
We have an editorial from Rev. Steve Cooper. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque
and Paul Stanford take viewers questions about cannabis. (9/21/2001)
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 172, 60 minutes.
Truth about marijuana & the politics behind its prohibition Hemp News
with Shannon Floyd & Paul Stanford starts with a review of the debate
between New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson and new DEA head Asa Hutchinson,
then Shannon & Paul review the terrible tragedy in New York & Washington
DC. We have a 9 minute video tribute from High Times magazine to Tom Crosslin,
the pot activist and owner of Rainbow Farms slain by the police on Sept.
3rd in Michigan. The last half of tonight's show has Dr. Phillip Leveque
and Paul Stanford taking viewers' phone-in questions about marijuana. (9/14/2001)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 171,
60 minutes. (9/7/2001)
Truth about marijuana & the politics of prohibition Hemp News with a 9
minute report on patients protest at the Oregon Health Division for delays
in issuing medical marijuana cards, we have an editorial from Rev. Steve
Cooper, then Dr. Leveque and Paul Stanford take viewers phone calls.
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 170, 60 minutes.
Tonight's show starts with hemp news: a shakeup in US West Coast
drug prosecutions, US public support for pot legalization at all-time
high, medical marijuana news, and press coverage and video from the biggest
pot legalization rally in history, the Seattle Hempfest, including a new
TV ad from Jeff & Tracy at Seattle's Hempfest. We finish video excerpts
from the play, The Holy Weed, then Dr. Leveque and Paul Stanford take
phone calls from viewers about developments in Oregon concerning medical
marijuana. (8/25/2001)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 169, 60 minutes.
This week's show starts with hemp news from Jamaica, Europe, and the Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, USA, anchored by Paul Stanford
and Shannon Floyd. We have a news clip from Portland's KGW-TV on Dr. Leveque
and medical marijuana, next an editorial by the Rev. Steve Cooper, then
an excerpt from a 1997 California play called "The Holy Weed," followed
by another news clip from the Fox-TV network on Dr. Leveque and medical
marijuana. (8/18/2001)
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 168, 60 minutes.
The past week's top Hemp News, then Dr. Phillip Leveque & Paul Stanford
take viewers' phone-in questions on medical marijuana, drug testing, ending
adult marijuana prohibition, and a special film clip from a new video
release, "Chronic Amsterdam." (8/2/2001)
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 167, 60 minutes.
Tonight's show starts with 15 minutes of hemp news from around the world,then
Dr. Leveque and Paul Stanford take live phone caller's questions and includes
a clip from CNN's documentary on marijuana, "Higher Times." (7/21/2001)
 CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 166, 60 minutes.
Tonight's show covers Dr. Leveque's recent publicity regarding recommending
medical marijuana and helping patients get the state of Oregon's marijuana
card. Includes clips from CRRH's website and the ABC 20/20 clip on Peter
McWilliams 5 days before his death. (7/16/2001)
 Cannabis
Common Sense #164
Hemp News with Paul Stanford & Shannon Floyd, then phone calls from viewers
taken by Paul & Dr. Leveque and a film clip from "Hemp Revolution," a
feature on hemp and marijuana around the world. (June 15, 2001)
 Cannabis
Common Sense #163
hail the Czar McCaffrey! Hemp News with Paul Stanford & Shannon Floyd,
phone calls from viewers taken by Paul & Dr. Leveque. Film clips from
"The Hempen Road," a documentary on industrial hemp in the Pacific NW,
from Vancouver, BC to Eugene, Oregon, another video clip where Paul takes
local news reporters in to see his legal medical marijuana garden in conjunction
with the May 14 US Supreme Court ruling on medical marijuana, and from
the feature documentary "Sex, Drugs, and Democracy," which examines cannabis
in Holland. 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 142, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 141, 60 minutes.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 140, 60 minutes.
CRRH weekly series, with segment on martyred activist and
best-selling author, Petter McWilliams. (6/18/2000)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 136, 50 minutes. (5/23/2000)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 134, 60 minutes. (5/7/2000)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 133, 60 minutes. (4/23/2000)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 131, 60 minutes. (4/8/2000)
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 129, 30 minutes. (3/27/2000)
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 123, 30 minutes. (2/16/2000)
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 122, 30 minutes. (1/29/2000)
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 79, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
CRRH's
series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 78, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 77, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 76, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
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series "Cannabis Common Sense" show 52, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
CRRH's series "Cannabis Common
Sense" show 51, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
CRRH's series "Cannabis Common
Sense" show 50, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney, Dr. Phillip E. Leveque and
Paul Stanford as hosts.
CRRH's series "Cannabis Common
Sense" show 49, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
Interview with Mark Emery in Cannada.
CRRH's series "Cannabis Common
Sense" show 48, March 1998, 30 minutes.
CRRH series, with Paul Loney and Paul Stanford as hosts.
Former director of litigation for the Christic Institute, Lanny Sinkin,
discusses the hemp scene and situation in Hawaii.
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