 | HempTV | ABC News' Downtown: The Dutch Scene 13 min 30 Aug, 2001 An examination of drug policy in Holland looks at the "coffee shops" selling marijuana, heroin clinics and street drugs. Includes interviews with the Dutch health minister, ex-US Czar McCaffrey and others. |

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 | Pot-TV | High Society: Hemp Car 14 min 29 Aug, 2001
Host David Malmo-Levine talks to the kind folks who have been powering across the continent in a hemp seed oil fuel driven Mercedes Station Wagon! |

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 | Pot-TV | Elvy Musikka and Chris Conrad 19 min 29 Aug, 2001
Well known hemp researcher and author Chris Conrad interviews medical marijuana activist Elvy Musikka, who suffers from glaucoma and was the first woman, and one of only seven patients to recieve marijuana through a US Federal program. A video presentation ofElvy's musical contribution to the movement "The War on US" plays after the interview. |

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 | Pot-TV | High Society: Mikki Norris 37 min 28 Aug, 2001
David Malmo-Levine talks with Mikki Morris, co-aithor of "Shattered Lives: Portraits from America's Drug war" and "Human Rights and the US Drug War". Mikki also brings Pot TV the excellent documentary "Tulia, Texas- Scenes from the Drug War. |

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 | HempTV | Jeff & Tracy's Seattle Hempfest ad 0 min 25 Aug, 2001 This ad was videotaped at the August 19, 2000 Seattle Hempfest, the largest protest against marijuana prohibition in history. Jeff and Tracy take "pot pride" to a new level in this controversial ad when asking, "Who do you love who smokes pot?" |

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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #170 1 hr 0 min 25 Aug, 2001 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. |

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