“Hollywood is ruining movie sex scenes!” – Al Pacino calls in to complain
MSNBC proves they HATE rural Americans. Bill Maher schooled over border w/ Max Blumenthal
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Listen to "The Jimmy Dore Show" (TJDS) on Apple Podcasts. Ice Cube understands politics. Demand something for your vote! Out-of-touch Hollywood "Blue Checks." Phone calls from Mike Pompeo, Barrack Obama, Herman Cain, and Joe Biden! Kamala is a cop! Featuring Stef "the Miserable Liberal" Zamorano and voice actor Mike MacRae!
Jorge Cervantes gives a preview of his new book The Cannabis Encyclopedia, a 588-page tome with 2,000+ beautiful color images and an 8.5 x 11 inch format. Its three-column pages are easy to read and packed with up-to-date information essential for patients and gardeners.
Medical marijuana glut: Pioneer Production and Processing's Ashley Green trims flower in Arlington, Wash. With low prices and too much stock, how will Big Pharma ever profit? (AP)
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National Public Radio (NPR) updates
Hey, Beavis, check this out. It's a joint holder. lol (starvingartist513/deviantart.com)
Indiscretions in our youth put me to shame, Beav. - Indubitably, Bumstead. Shall we relax to the soothing whispers of NPR? - Let's. Perhaps there are medical advances (iwatchstuff.com).
The first studies of cannabidiol show promise for treatment-resistant epilepsy, but researchers caution that these are preliminary results and bigger, better studies are needed.
I like weed; my husband smokes it. He doesn't inhale. (Richard Burkhart/AP for TV One)
At a town hall event in Orangeburg, S.C., the Democrat backs reclassifying the drug so federal research can be done into its medicinal purposes — a position already held by her White House rivals.
The pot brownie you bought to help your sleeping disorder may have a lot less active ingredient than promised, a study finds. And a review of other studies finds scant evidence of medical benefits.
WYSO-FMOhio will vote this fall on whether to legalize marijuana. The measure allows 10 growing sites; 10 groups of big investors already have dibs. Some would-be pot proponents are crying foul.
Aficionados of fine weed describe the effects as if they're talking about vintage wine. But how to know which medicinal or recreational strain to choose? This field guide cuts through the haze.
Dr. David Casarett used to think of medical marijuana as "a joke." But after taking a deeper look, he's changed his mind. Casarett's new book is Stoned: A Doctor's Case for Medical Marijuana.
Regulators in the 23 states where medical or recreational marijuana is allowed are having a tough time making sure pot buyers don't ingest harmful pesticides.
The state's high court ruled that even if a doctor prescribes marijuana, the patient may be fired for smoking pot off the job. The case was filed by a man who smokes marijuana to control seizures.
(KQED) Religion and health care: Put these words together in the same sentence, and opinions are sure to fly. Join the April edition of "Health Dialogues" as it explores how religion affects health care: from making major life decisions, to choosing health practitioners, to religio-cultural attitudes towards health care, and much more. Tune in to hear more. (Find local airtimes). View clips from this month's interviews.
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