 | Pot-TV | High Society: Gil Puder
19 min
10 Jul, 2001
Host David Malmo-Levine gives us some interesting vintage footage of the late Vancouver Police officer Gil Puder, who died of sudden cancer syndrome shortly after speaking out against prohibition in general and marijuana prohibition specifically. Gil informs us about Drug Courts and Mandatory Treatment. |
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| Pot-TV | Narconon Exposed On Fox TV
10 min
12 Aug, 2003
In this 2,000 Fox News Broadcast the Narconon program in Utah is scrutinized after its discovered that a Judge is sending kids to the Hubbard program. $cientologist Cult founder L. Ron Hubbard jumped into the Drug Treatment Racket in 1968 by launching Narconon and their controversial techniques have been said to be the basis of the notorious Sembler run Straight Organization. |
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 | Pot-TV | Prof.Ziggy's Galactic Grow Tips! Fan-tastic
13 min
31 Jul, 2003
In Part 3 of his California Med-Pot Grow series, Ziggy talks fans and the need for lots of good and discreet air circulation. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Alabama Marijuana Party: John Walters' Visit
7 min
05 Jul, 2003
"Loretta Nall and Anita Mayfield of the US Marijuana Party travel to Guntersville, Alabama hoping to question the propaganda Czar John Walters.....the American version of "Comical Ali" the Iraqi Information Minister. However, Wlater's show his true colors when he cancels the planned question and answer period and beats a hasty retreat." |
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 | Pot-TV | The Stoner Show: Straight Out of Hell Part 2
56 min
09 Sept, 2002
Part 2 of a documentary from Florida documenting the horrible history behind of Straight, the Seed, Kids of North Jersey , and many other child abusing treatment programs that are still in operation in the United States today. Interviews with survivors of these dispicable programs. |
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 | Pot-TV | A Cop, A Politician and an Activist on the Senate Report
20 min
05 Sept, 2002
David Griffin of the Canadian Police Association masquerades as a Scientist and a Politician to give us the Cop Perspective, Health Minister Ann McLellan, who had not read the report, gives us her usual need for more study and Eugene Oscapella from the Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy gives us the activist's perspective. |
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