Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don Dupay joins Paul to take viewers phone calls. Film clips from "Cannabis Rising," a documentary about cannabis in the Netherlands, and another on a traditional hemp paper maker in Japan, with subtitles.

Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don Dupay joins Paul to take viewers phone calls. Tonightś film clips start with an excerpt from The Case for Cheryl Miller, about a persecuted New Jersey medical marijuana patient, then a clip from I Grow Chronic, a how to video. Hemp News: cannabis is the aspirin of the 21st century, Jamaica to legalize possession of ganja, and more.

Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D, a physician & retired medical school professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, as they take viewers phone calls. The film clips tonight are a Japanese film, with English subtitles, on the 2002 marijuana march in Tokyo and the Japanese Hemp Van, powered by hempseed oil, and a clip from a film about cannabis in Switzerland, in production for 2004 release, The Green Goddess.

Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul is joined by Dr. Phillip Leveque, a physician and retired professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, a social worker and retired Portland Police detective, as they take viewers' phone calls & questions. Tonight we have a special guest, Fred Gardner, who serenedes Dr. Leveque with his own song on California's Prop 215 on medical marijuana. Gardner writes a newspaper column and is a former aide to San Francisco DA Terrence Hallinan.

Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul and Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. & Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, retired Portland Police detective, take viewers calls & questions. Tonight's film clips start with a trailer from the soon-to-be-released film on cannabis in Switzerland, The Green Goddess, and another from Japan on hemp paper production. Hemp News: Dutch pharmacies are to have cannabis by presription, even paid by insurance; and Alameda Co., California is to issue medical marijuana ID cards.

Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O., Ph.D., a physician and retired medical school professor of pharmacology & toxicology, and Don Dupay, a retired police detective, join Paul to take viewers phone calls. Tonight's film clips start with a Japanese subtitled video on their hempseed oil powered automobile, and a CBS clip on the Santa Cruz, CA Women's Alliance for Medical Marijuana and the lawsuit of Angel Raich against the feds.

Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque, Don Dupay & Paul take cable TV viewers' questions and phone calls. Tonight's film clips are excerpts from "Hemp, Hemp, Hurray!" a 1999 documentary on industrial hemp, and "Let My People Grow!," a 1993 production based on Jack Herer's book, "The Emperor Wears No Clothes." Hemp News covers the federal attack on California medical marijuana activists and the Us Justice Department's "Operation Pipedream," as U.S. feds bust glassblowers for paraphanelia laws.

Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Paul & Dr. Phillip Leveque take viewers' phone calls and questions. Tonight's show has film clips from our interview with the Hemp Car crew as they toured North America a couple of years ago, and another excerpt from the upcomming movie, Hempsters: Plant the Seed, featuring Woody Harrelson as he was released from jail for planting hemp in Kentucky and Gatewood Galbraith with Willie Nelson.

Host Paul Stanford, Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. & Ph.D., and retired Portland Police Detective Don Dupay take viewers phone calls from Oregon. Tonights film clips include a clip from Hempsters:Plant the Seed on Woody Harrelson in Kentucky, and a Fox News clip on Dr. Leveque and medical marijuana. Medical Marijuana Clinic for Oregon & Washington state: www.thcf.usPhone: 503-281-5100

Hemp News with Paul Stanford, then Dr. Phillip Leveque and Paul take viewers phone calls. Don Dupay, former police detective, also appears. Film clips from Hempsters: Plant the Seed, featuring Gatewood Galbraith of Kentucky, and news clips from 1997 concerning Woody Harrelson's industrial hemp planting in Kentucky and efforts in Oregon that were later defeated to recriminalize possession of cannabis in Oregon.