Pot TV's anchor gives an inspired speach at the NORML Conference held last weekend.

There are very graphic scenes of torture and abuse within this film. View at your own discretion, but spread the word so more may become informed. A British documentary on the extreme brutality of the American Prison System. One in every 150 American Citizens is in jail, with 5% of the World’s Population, the US has 25% of the World’s Prisoners, making the leading jailer in the world (even the counties they ‘liberate’ jail les of their population). The one time Land of the Free has become the Ultimate Prison State!

In this edition of the Loretta Nall show, Loretta recaps her day in court, talks about the medical marijuana bill being introduced in the Alabama Legislature on March, 31, the NORML conference coming up this weekend in San Francisco, her spring and summer speaking schedule and tells you about a recent visit from the FBI.

A Holy High Guy from the Church of khidr sent us in this clip of him and his Bretheren sharing the Holy Herb!

Unable to see the show while he was in jail, Marc Emery can now see it in Vancouver March 22nd to April 3rd at The Firehall Theatre (Cordova & Gore). In the studio is Russell Bennett, sole performer, and co-author with Gillian Stevens-Guille, and you will see tasty bits of the show from last year's acclaimed Fringe Festival show!

From Montreal, you get "Strain Talk", where your host discusses Candaian medical marijuana, high grade ganja.

The Bubble Man is joined by Urban Grower, Remo, in Negril Jamaica to visit The Docta's herb patch, Bob Marley's 60th Birthday Bash, Money Calogne Birthday Party, and more in this pot travelogue. See concert footage of Toots & The Maytalls, Yellowman, Capelton, Culture, Coco Tea & Marvelous, Jamaican Sensi, And bubblehash in this top show.

Medical marijuana is examined in this feature that interviews doctors, patients and police of how states that have approved patients using it have succeeded. Quotes from Dr. Ethan Rousso.

Sweden trials it's first medicinal marijuana case. In this Swedish morning TV debate we meet Marie Stenhoff, a 48 year old mother of five without any previous criminal record who was convicted to six months in jail on October 13 2004 for growing twelve cannabis plants in her home. She used the marijuana to reveal pains caused by her diagnosed chronic fibromyalgi. She has tried all the regular medicines the doctors can prescribe but they don't work as well as marijuana to reveal her pains. Her former partner informed the local police about her marijuana growing when they broke up last summer.

A fast paced documentary about the re-rmergence of the world's most versatile plant, cannabis hemp, in to the industrial marketplace. This renewable resource can provide many of our world's needs while cleaning and rebuilding the environment.thanx 2 dml