Blake, Tim — Marijuana & the California Drought Part Two

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This is the second of two interviews about the nation-wide acceptance of the recreational and medicinal use of marijuana. Our guest is Tim Blake, founder of The Emerald Cup, California’s oldest competition among outdoor growers of organic cannabis. He shares his opinions about the future cultural and legal acceptance of marijuana. Tim Blake and I continued our conversation about the growing nation-wide acceptance of marijuana and why. His comments and opinions are his, and were recorded in the studios of Radio Curious on January 17, 2014. The book Tim Blake recommends is “The Urantia Book: Revealing the Mysteries of God, the Universe, Jesus and Ourselves,” published by the Urantia Foundation. Tim Blake’s comments and opinions are his and not necessarily that of Radio Curious. We’re just curious. Click here to listen to part two or on the media player below. Click here to listen to part one.

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