 | Pot-TV | The 4:20 Marijuana News with Richard Cowan
40 min
31 May, 2001
420 MarijuanaNews for May 31, 2001
Time Magazine Says New Drug Czar May Support Medical Marijuana. Tactical Retreat or Trial Balloon.
Some Progress Getting California Law Enforcement to Obey State Law. No Problem In Santa Cruz.
Medical Marijuana and Decriminalization Bill In Trouble In Nevada Senate.
Finland Notices That Holland -- With Three Times As Many People -- Has Fewer Overdose Deaths.
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 | Pot-TV | Green Prisoners: Traffic Stop
15 min
30 May, 2001
See Cops In A Traffic Stop From Their Patrol Car.
This Is Real! Scott Bledscoe: "I know my rights, and I'm not consenting to a search" Officer: "Have a nice day" |
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 | Pot-TV | 420 MarijuanaNews
40 min
30 May, 2001
420 MarijuanaNews for May 30, 2001
New Zealand Parliament's Health Committee Begins Cannabis Inquiry.
South Dakota Farmers Look At Hemp Production in Canada.
Treatment of Medical Cannabis User Shows Canadian Justice Has Literally Gone to the Dogs.
Swedish Prohibitionists Snipe At Dutch Professor and the Coffee Shops
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 | Pot-TV | The Church of The Universe Hour: Giorgio Samorini
10 min
30 May, 2001
In a facinating interview, Reverand Damuzi and guest host Aivia talk with Italian entheogen researcher and writer Giorgio Samorini about the use of cannabis and ibogaine for shamanistic purposes amongst certain African tribes. Filmed at the Entheogen2 Conference by Ci Ci. |
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 | Pot-TV | High Society: Hug Power
20 min
29 May, 2001
David provides much protest vids...This is the show that shows how hug power works, and when it doesn't. |
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 | Pot-TV | 420 MarijuanaNews
40 min
29 May, 2001
420 MarijuanaNews for May 29, 2001
Canadian Prime Minister Says, "Should we go into decriminalization and so on? It's not part of the agenda at this time but there is a public debate, it's all right."
Discussion with John Conroy, Attorney for Canadian Supreme Court Challenge and Renee Boje.
New Zealand "inquiry that could lead to the decriminalisation of cannabis begins tomorrow."
California Patients and Advocates To Meet with Doctors and Law Enforcement Tomorrow to Discuss Protecting the Former from the Latter.
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