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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for Monday, August 26, 2002
18 min
25 Aug, 2002
PROTESTERS WANT GOVERNMENT TO FULLY IMPLEMENT MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM
Scores of protesters, including some in wheelchairs due to illness, marched peacefully Friday to urge Canada's government to fully implement a medical marijuana program.
HATE CRIME AT HOLY SMOKE
The founder of the Holy Smoke Healing Centre says he's still trying to figure out how someone managed to launch a huge chunk of cement through the front office window earlier this week.
SUNSHINE COAST COMPASSION CLUB RAIDED
Interview with Lisa Kirkman, founder, who was arrested and charged.
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #236
1 hr 0 min
02 Aug, 2003
Hemp News with Paul Stanford covers each week's big stories on cannabis. Then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology and toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, join Paul to take viewers' phone calls. Tonights video clips are a clip from the new film, "Hempsters: Plant the Seed" focusing on a Kentucky teacher helping Woody Harrelson educate the public about industrial hemp, and a clip from "Weed" about cannabis in Dutch coffeeshops. Hemp News: Marc Emery continues his cross-Canada protests of marijuana prohibition and has his most "polite" arrest yet in St. John's, Newfoundland; a Hilo, Hawaii lady has her medical marijuana plants stolen and gets her insurance company compensates her for her loss; and more doctors should join the few brave ones who will take the heat by helping patients who need medical marijuana. |
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 | HempTV | Jeff & Tracy's Seattle Hempfest ad
0 min
25 Aug, 2001
This ad was videotaped at the August 19, 2000 Seattle Hempfest, the largest protest against marijuana prohibition in history. Jeff and Tracy take "pot pride" to a new level in this controversial ad when asking, "Who do you love who smokes pot?" |
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 | Pot-TV | High Society: The Merlin Project
30 min
02 Nov, 2001
Host David Malmo-Levine takes us on a tour of the facilities of the Merlin project to discuss their aid in getting medical marrijuana patients through the complicated paper work involved in getting a Federal excemption.The founders of the Merlin Project give us an inside look at their cannabis growing college and invite Pot Tv to the opening of their new medical marijuana Tea House. |
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 | Pot-TV | La Sparka 22 - the race is on
18 min
28 Jun, 2004
Follow La Sparka on many journeys, including a 420 party in whistler with the Hard Luck Band, a trip to the horse races, million man marijuana march and a lucky fan gets a tryout for team sparka. |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for January 24, 2003
28 min
24 Jan, 2003
JUDGE WEIGHS GAG ORDER AGAINST ED
SAN FRANCISCO -- Fear of frontpage newspaper articles, radio news interviews and television reports "contaminating the jury," prompted a U.S. Attorney to ask for a gag order on Ed Rosenthal.
MED MARIJUANA GROUPS POSTING ROADSIDE BILLBOARDS
(AP) -- Thirty billboards across California will feature an 8-year-old girl whose father is serving 10 years for growing medical marijuana.
STUDY OF TWINS CLAIMS MARIJUANA 'GATEWAY' THEORY VALID
CHICAGO — A study of Australian twins and marijuana attempts to resurrect the 'Gateway' theory, but only proves that LYING to kids about pot INCREASES HARD DRUG USE later on.
ADVOCATES ASK NY LAWMAKERS TO LEGALIZE MEDICAL MARIJUANA
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Doctors, nurses and patients urged a state Assembly hearing Wednesday to make medical use of marijuana legal for the terminally ill.
SCHOOL FIRED UP OVER 'POT' POTTERY
TORONTO -- Students speak out against a zero-tolerance art teacher for censoring and destroyed their pro-pot work. Why your family should consider home schooling instead.
DRUG COP SAYS FIGHTING MARIJUANA BATTLE FUTILE
"You might as well look at trying to take out the profit by legalizing and regulating it..." --Sgt. Rollie Woods
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