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 | Pot-TV | Hollyweed - the Tommy Chong interview 22 min 07 Jan, 2003 Tommy talks to DML about his transformation from jazz musician to hippy to comedian on the streets of Vancouver. Included are clips from his favorite movie: Up In Smoke. | 
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 | Pot-TV | Prince of Pot: Tommy Chong 22 min 07 Jan, 2003 Tommy Chong stopped by the Pot TV studio to talk to Marc about his reunion with Cheech Marin, the duo's Vancouver roots, BC Bud and other related matters. Roll up a Chonger and kick back with Tommy Chong. | 
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| Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for January 6, 2003 19 min 05 Jan, 2003
IBOGAINE -- ONE-WAY TRIP TO SOBRIETY Though not approved by Health Canada, ibogaine is not a prohibited product under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, Marc Emery noted. "It's an underground phenomenon all over the world," said Emery, who orders ibogaine from Ontario, Slovenia, and Holland.
LEGALIZED POT SEEMS LIKELY UP NORTH The door-kicking has stopped, as have the asset forfeitures and harassment. Chris Bennett hasn't been arrested in weeks, nor have any of his friends. Yet, the 40-year-old Bennett isn't inclined to say the battle is won. He's seen the police relax before. He's seen pot achieve a tenuous level of respectability when a more liberal-minded mayor or police chief takes over. And he's seen the subsequent backlash.
MEDPOT COMMERCIAL NAMED THE "MOST DRAMATIC" POLITICAL AD OF 2002 An advertisement created by the Libertarian Party has been named the "Most Dramatic" political ad of 2002 by the National Journal. The 30-second spot, entitled "Why Bob," was broadcast by Libertarian Carole Ann Rand against Republican Bob Barr in the race for Congress in Georgia. | 
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 | Pot-TV | Lawyer Brian McCallister on Canada am 3 min 03 Jan, 2003 Ontario Lawyer Brian McCallister talks to Canada am about his recent court victory with a ruling that Canada's Pot Laws are invalid. | 
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| Pot-TV | Newshawks-2003 Starts with a Big Bhang! 9 min 03 Jan, 2003 Flash and jill bring us more reaction to the Ontario Court decision calling Canada's pot Laws Invalid, plus coverage of BC Activist CJ Hinke's arrest in Australia. | 
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| Pot-TV | News Coverage of reaction to the Ontario Cannabis Ruling 3 min 03 Jan, 2003 Pot is once again in the Canadian News, as the media catches on to recent reation from an Ontario Court Ruling that called Canadian pot laws invalid. | 
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