 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #173
59 min
27 Sept, 2001
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. |
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 | Pot-TV | High Society - Understanding Terrorism
44 min
27 Sept, 2001
In this controversial but timely show, David Malmo-Levine sticks his neck out and dares the world to provide a good reason for letting the protester-bashing, drug-dealing, black market-perpetuating, Taliban-backing USA escape the definition of "Terrorist". |
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 | Pot-TV | The Medical Marijuana Summit 2001; Renee Boje
17 min
25 Sept, 2001
American Medical Marijuana activist and refugee Renee Boje tells us about her case and shares her thoughts on the US Drug War and the Marijuana Laws in Canada. A KUBBY PRODUCTION |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News
10 min
24 Sept, 2001
The Pot TV News for September 24th, 2001
America at War: A Historical Perspective
US House Speaker links Drug War to Terrorism
Grounded Aircrafts Equal Fewer Marijuana Plantation Siezures in West Virginia
Search for Terrorists at Canada-US Border Hurts Exporters of BC Bud |
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 | Pot-TV | The 420 Marijuana News Week in Review
28 min
21 Sept, 2001
The 420 MarijuanaNews and Analysis for September 21, 2001
A Summary of the Week’s Top News Stories
UK’s First Coffee Shop Almost Opens, Is Closed By Police and Reopens.
NORML Reports Boston Rally A Success Under Difficult Circumstances.
France's Health Minister Calls For The Decriminalization Of All Drugs.
Member of European Parliament From Town With UK’s First Cannabis Coffee Shop Calls for Legalization.
In Struggle for Civil Liberties Produces Some Surprising Allies.
As Narks Try to Hijack War on Terrorism
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 | Pot-TV | Week in Review
28 min
21 Sept, 2001
A Summary of the Week?s Top News Stories
UK?s First Coffee Shop Almost Opens, Is Closed By Police and Reopens.
NORML Reports Boston Rally A Success Under Difficult Circumstances.
France's Health Minister Calls For The Decriminalization Of All Drugs.
Member of European Parliament From Town With UK?s First Cannabis Coffee Shop Calls for Legalization.
In Struggle for Civil Liberties Produces Some Surprising Allies.
As Narks Try to Hijack War on Terrorism
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