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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #164
1 hr 0 min
15 Jun, 2001
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. | 
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #163
1 hr 0 min
08 Jun, 2001
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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 | HempTV | US Supreme Court's May 14, 2001 Medical Marijuana Ruling
2 min
14 May, 2001
A May 14, 2001 news clip from KOIN-TV in Portland, Oregon where HempTV's Paul Stanford takes the local news reporter into his home medical marijuana garden, in conjunction with the same day ruling by the US Supreme Court against medical marijuana sales at California's cannabis buyer's clubs. 2 minutes. |
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 | HempTV | KGW-TV on CRRH and the first online initiative signatures
2 min
22 Jun, 2000
KGW-TV's story on CRRH and the Oregon Cannabis Tax Act petition being the first in the world to take electronic signatures on the Internet. |
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #140
59 min
22 Jun, 2000
The weekly show that tells you the truth about marijuana and the politics behind its prohibition. This show features a segment on medical marijuana martyr Peter McWilliams, and the events leading up to his death this week. This show goes live with call-in phone questions here on Pot-TV on Saturday July 1st at 8 pm. Tune in. |
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 | HempTV | Peter McWilliams on ABC's 20/20, 5 days before his death
3 min
18 Jun, 2000
John Stoessel's segment, "Give me a break" features best-selling author and medical marijuana patient Peter McWiiliams' federal prosecution. Medical marijuana helped Peter fight nausea caused by other life-saving medications he had to take. Peter died 5 days after this aired, asphyxiated in a bout of nausea, 3 days after his last book and computer were destroyed in a mysterious fire at his home. |
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