Time 4 Hemp Seeds 2 Grow

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the rescheduling of medical cannabis and how it impacts different states.Songs featured in this segment: Written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music.

Casper Leitch discusses the many different changing laws around hemp that are being put forward in different states across America.Songs in this segment: Written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music.

Host, Casper Leitch, and The Illusions Of Music have put together an interesting program with uplifting tunes about how amazing cannabis hemp is.Casper Leitch talks about cannabis and the brain and it’s impact on the human body as we age. ALSO, Al Byrne reports on the way senior citizens are starting to discover the benefits of using medical cannabis as part of their daily health routines. Songs featured in this segment: Written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music.

Casper Leitch discusses the legal changes happening in Texas on March 31, 2026 and the rescheduling efforts happening on the national stage;ALSO, Ethan Nadelmann shares why he believes prohibition is a failed policy.Songs featured in this segment: Written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music.

Host, Casper Leitch, and The Illusions Of Music kick off this informative show with toe-tapping songs about how wonderful cannabis is.Topics reported on in this segment include:The religious history of cannabis hemp.How the liquor lobby fights to keep cannabis hemp illegal and off of the shelves in stores. How AI and High-Tech are improving the growing of cannabis.How the hemp is growing into a global billion market.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on growing cannabis-hemp and the new technology that is helping growers to produce higher yields. Other topics include the changing cannabis laws across the United States and how hemp is a gift from God to the human race.Also included in this segment is a lot of great cannabis songs written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music about how wonderful hemp is for the planet and the human race.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the growing cannabis-hemp market with nuggets of current information that is interesting and fun to share with friends during a 420-get-together.Also included in this segment is a lot of great cannabis songs written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music about how wonderful hemp is for the planet and the human race.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the historic facts about cannabis hemp with nuggets of information that is interesting and fun to share with friends during a 420 moment.Also included in this segment is a lot of great music written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music about how wonderful cannabis hemp is for the planet and the human race.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the historic rescheduling of cannabis from Schedule One to Schedule Three and the impact it will have on the growing hemp industry in America.Also included in this segment is a report on the many way plants interact with the world around them, Not many people are aware that plants are very much like humans in that they have five senses and use them all.A presentation on some of the many benefits of using hemp concludes this segment.A lot of great music about how wonderful cannabis is featured between reports.

Casper Leitch sat down and wrote lyrics to a handful of Christmas Carols and New Year’s Eve songs and then The Illusions Of Music put together 2 different versions of each song. There is one version of each song found on The GREEN An Red Cannabis Christmas Album in this segment.Both records contain the exact same 16 Christmas songs in the exact same order. The only difference? Every track has been re‑imagined in a completely different style depending on which color you pick.

Hosts, Casper Leitch, Al Byrne, and Al Graham along with guest, Justin James Bridges, take Time 4 Hemp.Time 4 Hemp proudly features activist and musician Justin James Bridges (Mad Dabber 710), for a compelling episode that weaves together music, survival, and the spirit of resistance. From the electrifying energy of Portland Hempstalk to the harrowing reality of police violence, Justin’s path is marked by resilience, transformation, and an unshakable dedication to cannabis justice.In this heartfelt conversation, Justin shares the story of a life-altering injury inflicted by law enforcement and the long, painful recovery that followed. When conventional medicine failed to ease his suffering, cannabis became his refuge, offering relief from physical agony and emotional wounds. Rather than letting trauma define him, Justin turned pain into purpose, using his voice to spotlight systemic injustice and the healing power of the plant.His journey didn’t stop at personal recovery. Justin’s activism has helped ignite legal reform in Texas and beyond. Through the Cannabis Common Sense Tour and grassroots outreach, he’s traveled coast to coast, educating communities about hemp’s benefits, sustainable agriculture, and the fight for civil liberties. With music as his messenger, Justin bridges hearts and minds, proving that art and advocacy are powerful allies.If you care about cannabis reform, environmental sustainability, or human rights, this episode is essential listening. Justin’s story is a testament to the battles still raging, and the hope that fuels the movement forward. Tune in to witness how one man’s healing became a nationwide call to action, reshaping the conversation around cannabis and civil justice.Music in this presentation is by Mad Dabber 710 and The Illusions Of Music.Find more content like this at:https://www.time4hemp.news

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the international hemp industry and the many ways it can be utilized to create jobs and improve our way of living.Al Byrne presents information about the way senior citizens are incorporating medical cannabis into their personal health care routines.Songs in this segment: A Few For Two, Tokin’ Herb Rocks, Bong Time, I Wanna Smoke, Sweet Re-Leaf and It’s 420 Time.

The Illusions Of Music: Singing In A Bubble was more than a concert, it was a mind-bending spectacle of sound, satire, and soul. On October 14, 2025, Bud Stoner, Juanita Moorehigh, Harry Johnson, and Mike Hunt materialized at the legendary Theater Of The Mind in Greenfield, Indiana, delivering a genre-defying performance that left the audience laughing, gasping, and grooving in disbelief.Invisible yet unforgettable, this musical force blurred the lines between parody and poignancy, weaving Broadway flair, gospel fire, and progressive rock wizardry into a surreal sonic tapestry. Each performer brought their own illusion to life, backed by a production that felt like a psychedelic circus with a conscience. From bubble-bound ballads to cosmic comedy riffs, the show was a masterclass in musical myth-making.Thanks to the Time 4 Hemp production team, this one-night-only experience was captured in full, preserved not just for posterity, but for future fans who crave music with meaning, mischief, and a wink. Whether you're a longtime advocate or a curious newcomer, Singing In A Bubble invites you to step inside the illusion and discover the truth behind the laughter.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guests: The Illusions Of Music.After years of captivating global audiences with their genre-blending anthems and mysterious musical presence, The Illusions Of Music have finally stepped into the spotlight, vocally. In this landmark podcast, listeners are treated to the first-ever interview with the band’s enigmatic members. This isn’t just a conversation, it’s a revelation. For the first time, fans get to hear the personalities behind the sonic magic, as each member shares their origin story, creative quirks, and the spiritual spark that fuels their sound.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Al Graham - Justin James Bridges - Guest: Sarah Stogner.This episode of Time 4 Hemp explores the exciting world of hemp and uncover why it’s more than just a plant, it’s a movement with the power to transform industries, economies, and communities.The hosts welcome Texas District Attorney Sarah Stogner, a legal maverick shaking up the system. From her bold stance on cannabis reform to her fight against selective enforcement, Sarah shares why she’s risking it all to speak out.You’ll also hear powerful conversations about the future of hemp, its role in sustainable energy, medicine, and industry, and how outdated laws are holding back the global hemp industry. With insights from advocates in the U.S. and Canada, this episode explores the potential of industrial hemp, the struggles of patients and veterans, and the opportunities in emerging hemp markets.Included are songs by:Mad Dabber 710 and The Illusions Of Music.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Dr Uma DhanabalanDr. Uma Dhanabalan, MD, MPH, FAAFP, is an internationally renowned physician, educator, and cannabis advocate whose career spans continents and disciplines. With a medical pedigree that includes an MPH from Harvard and certification from the American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine, she is a bold voice for holistic wellness and patient empowerment.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Michele Parrotta.In a world where the cannabis conversation is rapidly evolving, Michele Parrotta, better known as Mimi Cannabis, stands out as a bold, brilliant, and blazing force for change. With nearly five decades of lived cannabis experience and over eight years of professional leadership in the industry, Parrotta is not just advocating for access to medical marijuana and hemp products, she’s redefining how we think about cannabis culture, especially for older adults.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Jennifer Pixie.Jennifer Pixie is a Canadian cannabis educator and consultant who has been active in cannabinoid medicine since before legalization. She is a notable figure in Canada’s medical cannabis movement who has worked in connection with CALM (Cannabis As Living Medicine) since 1996. CALM has a rich and impactful history. Founded in Toronto, CALM was one of Canada’s earliest compassion clubs, providing medical cannabis to patients long before national legalization. It became a lifeline for people living with chronic illnesses like HIV/AIDS, cancer, and epilepsy along with many other medical problems.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Carl Olsen.As the founder of Iowans for Medical Marijuana and a lifelong member of the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church, Carl Olsen’s activism stretches across legal, political, and spiritual lines. His journey offers vital lessons for anyone committed to ending global hemp prohibition, legalizing medical cannabis, and expanding access to recreational marijuana.Olsen’s story begins in 1978, with a high-profile arrest in West Liberty, Iowa, where police found 129 pounds of marijuana in his car. While the state labeled him a criminal, Olsen saw himself as a constitutional challenger. That early confrontation with the law was just the beginning. Instead of backing down, he leaned into the system, launching a lifelong campaign to reform outdated drug policies.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Joe Hickey Sr.When it comes to the modern movement to end hemp prohibition and legalize cannabis in the United States, few names carry as much weight and respect as Joe Hickey Sr. A trailblazer rooted in the heart of Kentucky, Hickey has spent over three decades reshaping public policy, pushing legal boundaries, and building an economic future around industrial hemp. His journey is more than just activism, it’s a legacy of transformation that’s helped reinvigorate an entire industry once lost to outdated laws and stigma.Perhaps one of the most iconic moments in Hickey’s fight for hemp came in 1996, when he joined forces with actor and environmental activist Woody Harrelson. Together, they tested the law by planting four hemp seeds in Kentucky soil, daring authorities to challenge the act in court. This bold protest didn’t just grab headlines, it forced policymakers and the public to question the logic of banning industrial hemp. Hickey helped secure support from influential bodies like the Kentucky Farm Bureau and even played a role in drafting the legislation that eventually allowed Kentucky farmers to legally grow hemp once again.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Dr. William L. Courtney.Dr. William L. Courtney is a pioneering figure in the realm of medical cannabis, renowned for his advocacy of raw cannabis consumption as a vital component of human health. With a robust academic background, including a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Michigan and an M.D. from Wayne State University, Dr. Courtney has dedicated his career to exploring the therapeutic potential of cannabis. His work emphasizes the consumption of raw, unheated cannabis to harness its full spectrum of benefits without the psychoactive effects commonly associated with traditional methods of intake.For more content like this, please visit:https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Joshua Castaneda.Joshua Castaneda first made waves with 'KANEH MOVIE', a documentary exploring the deep historical and religious roots of cannabis. His film takes viewers on a journey through the biblical connections of hemp (Kaneh Bosem), its spiritual significance, and the voices of activists pushing for global acceptance. He is now spending much of his time making sure Texas HempstaLK 2025 is a success.For more content like this, please visit:https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Heidi Grossman-LeppIn the ever-evolving movement for cannabis and hemp reform, few figures stand as boldly, or as spiritually, as Reverend Heidi Grossman-Lepp. A fierce advocate, trailblazer, and unapologetic truth-teller, Heidi has made it her life’s mission to defend natural medicine and sacred traditions in the face of government repression. As the founder of the Sugarleaf Church in California, she has redefined what it means to be both a cannabis activist and a spiritual leader, building not only a congregation, but a movement.For more content like this, please visit:https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Shawna Dunbar.In the heart of Canada’s cannabis education movement is Shawna Dunbar, a trailblazing Certified Medical Cannabis Educator and Executive Director of EduCanNation. Dunbar’s journey from a concerned parent searching for alternatives to treat her son’s epilepsy, to a national leader in cannabis advocacy, is a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and purpose.For more content like this, please visit:https://www.time4hemp.news

Future Market Insights predicts substantial growth in the global hemp protein powder market, projecting it to exceed one billion USD by 2035. This expansion is attributed to increasing consumer demand for plant-based and sustainable protein options, driven by health consciousness, fitness trends, and environmental awareness. Hemp protein's rich nutritional profile, including essential amino acids, fiber, and omega fatty acids, further fuels its popularity. North America and Europe currently lead the market, while the Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to be the fastest-growing. This positive market trajectory presents significant opportunities for investors as the use of hemp protein broadens across various food and beverage applicationsincluded in this segment are 3 songs by the new hemp-musical group: The Illusions Of Music.To find more content like this, visit: https://www.time4hemp.newsPlease share this with your friends.This is a production of the Time 4 Hemp Global Broadcasting Network - 2025

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Craig X Rubin.Craig X Rubin is a name that resonates in the world of cannabis activism, known for his unique approach that fuses religion, cultural advocacy, and political defiance. His multifaceted efforts to legalize cannabis have sparked debates, drawn media attention, and challenged legal frameworks. From his appearances on the Showtime series 'Weeds' to founding the controversial Temple 420, Rubin’s activism has been as unconventional as it has been impactful.Rubin’s journey into cannabis activism was anything but ordinary. While some recognize him from his role in 'Weeds', where he played a medical marijuana dispensary owner, his real-life contributions to the cannabis movement run far deeper. A staunch advocate for both medical cannabis and religious freedom, he has been at the center of numerous legal battles, making headlines for his unwavering stance on marijuana laws.For more content like this, please visit: https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Owen Smith.With over two decades of dedication to the cannabis industry, Owen Smith has emerged as one of Canada’s most influential figures in cannabis activism, legal reform, and industry ethics. From his landmark Supreme Court victory to his ongoing work with Cannabis Digest and Ethical Growth Consulting, Smith has played a pivotal role in reshaping the landscape of medical marijuana and cannabis-infused products. His contributions have not only expanded access for patients but have also influenced the evolution of the cannabis industry as a whole.Smith’s name became widely recognized due to his involvement in a groundbreaking legal case that forever changed Canada’s medical marijuana laws. In 2009, while working as a baker for the Victoria Cannabis Buyers Club (VCBC), he was arrested for producing over 200 cannabis-infused cookies. At the time, Canada’s medical marijuana laws only allowed patients to consume dried cannabis, effectively forcing them to smoke it.For more content like this, please visit: https://www.time4hemp.news

Michelle Rainey was more than just an advocate; she was a force of nature in the medical cannabis movement. Her relentless passion, combined with her personal struggle with Crohn’s disease, positioned her as one of Canada’s most influential activists. She played a key role in pushing for marijuana legalization and access to medical cannabis, inspiring countless patients and advocates worldwide.Make it a point to visit Time 4 Hemp to learn more about how wonderful this plant is.

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Cynthia Howell.In the ever-expanding world of psychedelic and plant medicine, few figures stand out as brightly as Reverend Cynthia Howell. A dedicated psychedelic medicine facilitator, educator, and advocate, Howell has spent over 15 years working at the crossroads of cannabis, healing, and spirituality. Her journey, marked by personal transformation, deep empathy, and unwavering commitment, has made her a beacon for those seeking alternative healing paths through medical cannabis and psychedelic therapies.Cynthia Howell’s advocacy is deeply personal. Having faced trauma and addiction firsthand, she found solace and healing through plant medicine. Cannabis played a pivotal role in her sobriety, helping her regain control over her life, while psychedelic medicines such as psilocybin, iboga, 5-MeO-DMT, NN-DMT, Hapé, Kambo, and cacao deepened her spiritual and emotional healing. These experiences ignited her passion for guiding others through their own journeys of self-discovery and recovery.For more content like this, please visit: https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Lauchlan Grout.When it comes to the industrial hemp industry in Australia, few names carry as much weight as Lauchlan Grout. A visionary entrepreneur, advocate, and industry leader, Grout has dedicated his career to advancing hemp cultivation, sustainability, and business innovation. As co-founder of Hemp Farms Australia (HFA), Therabis, and MaMilk, his contributions span from seed genetics to consumer products, making him a driving force behind the country’s growing hemp markets. In his leadership roles with the Queensland Industrial Hemp Association and the Australian Hemp Council, Grout continues to push for policy reform and industry development, positioning hemp as a key player in the future of sustainable agriculture. For more content like this, please visit: https://www.time4hemp.news

In this compelling audio podcast of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint host Al Byrne, and technical editor Al Graham sit down with Jason Lauve to discuss his work as a hemp activists.Few names in the cannabis advocacy movement carry as much weight as Jason Lauve, also known as "Mr. Hemp." His tireless work in the cannabis industry, particularly in the realm of medical marijuana and industrial hemp, has left a lasting impact on legislation, public perception, and business opportunities across the United States. Lauve's journey from medical cannabis patient to nationally recognized activist exemplifies the power of perseverance, legal expertise, and public advocacy.In 2004, a snowboarding accident changed Jason Lauve’s life forever. A snowboarder collided with him, causing a severe spinal injury that left him in excruciating pain and reliant on a wheelchair and cane for mobility. After exploring numerous medical treatments, Lauve discovered that medical cannabis was the only effective solution for managing his chronic pain.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

In this segment, we take a Deep Dive into former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura who in early 2024 launched a cannabis edibles brand. Jesse Ventura Farms is in partnership with Retro Bakery, which is owned by a group of black women and established in Minnesota. This marks the first time a former U.S. governor has put their name on a cannabis brand.Ventura, a long-time cannabis legalization supporter, also sits down with Al Byrne for an interesting interview where he discusses how cannabis helped his wife overcome chronic seizures which led him to write his 2016 best selling book, 'Jesse Ventura's Marijuana Manifesto: How Lies, Corruption, and Propaganda Kept Cannabis Illegal'.This podcast also includes 3 great songs - either written by or written about - some of the activists who have pioneered the Medical Cannabis Legalization Movement.To find more content like this, visit: https://www.time4hemp.newsPlease share this with your friends.This is a production of the Time 4 Hemp Global Broadcasting Network - 2025

In this compelling audio podcast of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint host Al Byrne, and technical editor Al Graham sit down with Robert Hoban to discuss his work as a lawyer and a hemp activists.In the fight to end hemp prohibition and advance the legalization of medical cannabis, few figures have left as profound a mark as Bob Hoban. A pioneering attorney, industry strategist, and policy architect, Hoban has been instrumental in shaping the modern cannabis landscape. His expertise spans legal advocacy, international consulting, and business development, making him a trusted leader among Fortune 1000 companies, government entities, and entrepreneurs in the hemp and marijuana sectors.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

This segment takes a deep dive into why everyone needs to take Time 4 Hemp. The Deep Dive topic is focused on the work that has grown over the years through the Time 4 Global Hemp Broadcasting Network and explores the type of content that is presented on the website:https://www.Time4Hemp.newsThis is the first of, hopefully, many more podcast-cast that is a combination of music and talk. Each segment will feature deep dives into the many different topics that cannabis-hemp is part of - along with amazing songs about:this versatile plantor the Freedoms we all treasure;with a heaping touch of Loveadded in for proper measure.And, every tune, I'm surewill bring you lots of pleasure.Along with the Deep Dive Report and cannabis music are a few additional surprises intended to keep the program entertaining and informative.1.) Opening - Jet Baker2.) Intro - Casper Leitch3.) Music: Tree Of Life - The Human Revolution4.) PSA - Willie Nelson5) Deep Dive Report - Why Take Time 4 Hemp?6) PSA - Invest In Hemp - CNBC Business Report7) Closing Remarks - Casper Leitch8.) PSA - Make Your Life Spectacular - Robin Williams9) Music - Our World - Hemp Street Rhythm10) Closing - Jet BakerProgram Producer and Host: Casper LeitchDeep Dive Corespondents: Bud Stoner and Juanita MoorehighDeep Dive Producer: Albie InmanTo find more content like this, visit: https://www,time4hemp.news  Please share this with your friends.This is a production of the Time 4 Hemp Global Broadcasting Network - 2025

This audio podcast discusses the ongoing debate surrounding cannabis descheduling in the United States. The conversation highlights three primary obstacles: public health concerns, law enforcement challenges, and a lack of comprehensive research.The discussion then details the difference between rescheduling (moving cannabis to Schedule III) and descheduling (removing it entirely from the Controlled Substances Act), outlining the potential impacts of each on various sectors, including healthcare, the economy, and the legal cannabis industry.In conclusion, the conversation examines the political implications and ongoing legal battles surrounding the issue, including a recent DEA hearing cancellation.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

In this compelling episode of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint host Al Byrne, and technical editor Al Graham sit down with James E Gierach to discuss his book, 'The Silver Bullet Solution'.James E. Gierach is a name that resonates powerfully in the realm of drug policy reform. Based in the Chicago area, James has built an extraordinary legacy as a former assistant state’s attorney of Cook County, municipal attorney, and retired general practitioner. From his early days as the youngest delegate to draft the 1970 Illinois Constitution to his runs for Cook County state’s attorney and Illinois governor in 1992 and 1994, James has remained steadfast in his mission to address the pressing problems of drug prohibition with innovative, transformative solutions.For over 35 years, James has been a relentless advocate for ending the global War on Drugs, a failed policy that has left a trail of violence, injustice, and wasted resources in its wake. As an author, international speaker, pamphleteer, and former director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), James has brought his expertise to the global stage, drafting groundbreaking amendments to the United Nations drug-control treaties. His proposals, presented at side events for the Commission on Narcotic Drugs in Vienna and Ecuador, have sparked critical dialogue about drug policy reform worldwide.His book, 'The Silver Bullet Solution: Is It Time to End the War on Drugs?', has earned accolades from reformers, three national drug czars across three continents, and even a member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy. This work serves as a rallying cry for those committed to reshaping the conversation around drug policy, industrial hemp, and cannabis legalization.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

In this compelling episode of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint host Al Byrne, and technical editor Al Graham sit down with Tony Landry - a Navy veteran turned powerful voice for medical cannabis and psychedelic reform. Tony, a proud Cajun from Louisiana, shares his deeply personal story - from six years of service in the U.S. Navy to battling pain, addiction, and depression. After discovering the benefits of CBD, Tony founded Louisiana Veterans for Medical Cannabis, helping shape state laws to include chronic pain and PTSD. But his journey didn’t stop there. In 2019, after attending the Arizona Psychedelic Conference and participating in an ayahuasca ceremony, Tony found healing from alcohol misuse and founded Decriminalize Nature Tucson to push for further drug policy reform. This is a must-watch episode about resilience, advocacy, and the power of plant medicine to transform lives. Don’t miss Tony’s inspiring path from struggle to healing and hope!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

In this eye-opening episode of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint host Al Byrne, and technical director Al Graham welcome an extraordinary guest – Alison Myrden, a retired corrections officer turned fierce advocate for drug law reform and medical cannabis. Diagnosed in 1992 with chronic progressive Multiple Sclerosis and severe Trigeminal Neuralgia, Alison became one of the first patients in the world to legally access medical cannabis. Her unique perspective - shaped by years in the Youth Court Justice system - sheds light on the harsh realities of drug criminalization and the transformative power of alternative medicine. Tune in as Alison shares her personal battle with debilitating pain, the fight for patients' rights, and how cannabis has been a life-changing force in her journey. This is a conversation of courage, resilience, and hope. You won’t want to miss it!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

In this powerful audio episode of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint-host Al Byrne, and technical director Al Graham sit down with special guest Bryan Buckley - Marine Raider, veteran, and former college football player.Bryan opens up about his intense experiences serving in Iraq and Afghanistan and how those moments shaped his path forward. Now, as the founder of Battle Brothers Foundation and Helmand Valley Growers, Bryan is leading the charge to help veterans access medical cannabis and develop groundbreaking treatment protocols.Discover how Bryan’s journey from the front lines to the cannabis industry is creating hope and healing for fellow veterans. This is a story of resilience, advocacy, and the fight for a better future – don’t miss it!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

n this audio podcast of Time 4 Hemp, host Casper Leitch, joint-host Al Byrne, and technical director Al Graham welcome the legendary cannabis activist and journalist, Malcolm MacKinnon (aka Dan Skye). Malcolm takes us behind the lens, sharing iconic photos captured during his years documenting the cannabis movement. His work has graced the pages of High Times magazine and is featured in his incredible book, ‘Pot Shots – The Journey of a High Times Photographer’. Get ready for stories, activism, and unforgettable snapshots from the front lines of cannabis culture. Don’t miss this exclusive look at history in the making!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Join Casper Leitch, the dynamic host of Time 4 Hemp, as he welcomes two powerhouse voices to the show – Joint-Host Al Byrne and Video Technical Director Al Graham.In this compelling audio podcast, the trio dives into their passion for cannabis-hemp activism, sharing insights on the movement and their vision for the future of this groundbreaking video series. Get inspired by their stories, discover the latest in hemp advocacy, and see where Time 4 Hemp is headed next. Don’t miss it! To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Step into hemp history with this rare and inspiring interview featuring Jack Herer, author of ‘The Emperor Wears No Clothes’, and his closest ally, Captain Ed Adair. In this unforgettable audio podcast of Time 4 Hemp, Jack and Ed share the incredible story of how they met and co-founded HEMP (Help End Marijuana Prohibition) – the first pro-hemp organization dedicated to educating the world about the plant’s untapped potential.Discover how their tireless efforts to spread the truth about hemp’s use for paper, fiber, fuel, food, and medicine earned them the title “Founding Fathers of the Hemp Movement” by High Times Magazine.If you’re passionate about cannabis, sustainability, or the roots of today’s hemp revolution, this episode is a must-listen. Hear directly from the pioneers who sparked a global movement!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Dive into the roots of the global hemp movement with the one and only Jack Herer! In this iconic audio podcast of Time 4 Hemp, Jack shares the incredible story behind his groundbreaking book, ‘The Emperor Wears No Clothes’.Hear how Jack unearthed the forgotten history of hemp, the eye-opening facts he uncovered, and why he passionately believed that hemp holds the power to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges. From sustainability to medicine, Jack’s vision of a hemp-powered future is more relevant now than ever.Whether you’re a longtime activist or just curious, this is a must-listen for anyone who believes in the power of plants to change the world. Tune in and get inspired!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Join us for an unforgettable conversation with the legendary Willie Nelson! Recorded on June 20, 1991 (with a bonus June 20, 2016 follow-up), Willie shares how Jack Herer’s book, ‘The Emperor Wears No Clothes’ opened his eyes to the power of hemp – from medical cannabis to sustainable energy.In this rare and candid interview, Willie dives into his passion for marijuana, the journey behind Willie’s Bio-fuel, and why he believes hemp holds the key to a greener future.Whether you're a fan of Willie, an advocate for cannabis, or curious about hemp’s potential, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration. Hit play and light one up with this country music legend!To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Casper Leitch and his guest, Dr Joe Rosado, discuss Dr Rosado’s first book, Chronic Pain Management: An Introduction for Healthcare Professionals.The use of medical cannabis has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential therapeutic benefits. As more research emerges, healthcare professionals are exploring the role of cannabis in managing various medical conditions. Although short, this book aims to provide an in-depth overview of the top conditions that have shown promising responses to medical cannabis, backed by scientific references and evidence.It is essential for healthcare professionals to stay informed about the latest research to make informed decisions and provide the best care for their patients. As the landscape of medical cannabis continues to evolve, ongoing research and education will be critical to unlocking its full potential in patient care.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Casper Leitch, Todd McCormick, Paul Krassner, Paul Stanford, Chris Conrad, Mikki Norris, and Peter Christ homage to the late author and activist Peter McWilliams, who was a pioneer in the medical marijuana movement and a visionary in predicting the reality of cyber war.Peter McWilliams was known for his advocacy for personal liberties and the right to make choices that don't harm others. His work influenced many and he is the person who coined the term 'consensual crime'.McWilliams faced five years in prison for his need of medical marijuana due to his AIDS diagnosis, which ultimately led to his premature death. The speakers express outrage over his unjust treatment and call for an end to policies surrounding the war on drugs and the denial of medical marijuana defense at the federal level. They honor McWilliams' legacy as an inspiring figure who advocated for improving people's lives.To hear more podcast like this one, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Tommy Chong sits down for an interesting interview for the first half of the broadcast. Tommy Chong shares his personal experiences with health and healing. He discusses his battle with prostate cancer and how he used marijuana oil and diet changes to help fight the disease. He believes that cancer cells are kept alive by sugar and that applying marijuana oil directly to the skin can help destroy them.Tommy also reflects on his experience with using cannabis oil, which led him to a near-coma state but allowed his body to heal naturally. He contrasts this natural approach with traditional medical treatments like chemotherapy and radiation, which he believes only prolong the agony and pain and are expensive.Chong also touches on the controversial topic of cannabis being kept illegal due to its potential to replace expensive medications. He shares his frustration with the medical industry's approach to cancer treatment and the potential profits doctors make from sick patients. He mentions that few American doctors experiment with hemp as a cancer treatment and criticizes the American Medical Association for profiting from people's sickness. He also reflects on his spiritual awakening during his incarceration.Dr Timothy Leary sat down for an interview in 1991. You can watch the video on this website. The audio from that segment is featured in the last half of this segment. In this interview, Dr. Timothy Leary advocates for the practical and profitable aspects of hemp production. He shares his personal experiences with the criminalization of hemp and marijuana, expressing frustration with the government's focus on prohibition while allowing other industries to thrive.Leary highlights the ecological benefits of hemp as a substitute for oil and wood pulp, and discusses its potential medical uses, particularly for those suffering from cancer, malnutrition, or emotional and mental problems. He compares hemp to other drugs, emphasizing its lack of addictiveness and fewer side effects.Dr. Leary encourages people to challenge authorities on their beliefs about marijuana and hemp and uses humor to bring people together around this issue. He also believes that humans have a strong connection to the marijuana plant, which is hated by some due to its ability to make people feel free and happy. Leary considers marijuana and mushrooms to be the greatest gifts given to humans and encourages its use for moments of celebration and glorification, but warns against using it for tasks requiring attention and concentration.To enjoy more programs like this, visit Time4hemp.news

Casper Leitch hosted a Medical Cannabis Round Table to discuss the health benefits and history of global marijuana research with Al Byrne, Dr. Donald Abrams, Dr. Ethan Russo, Dr. Denis Petro, Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, Dr. Andrew Weil and Mary Lynn Mathre.Joint Host, Al Byrne, chats with various speakers about the challenges and benefits of medical cannabis research and use in the United States and Europe and how it has led to a new era of marijuana research.Dr. Andrew Weil, a renowned author and founder of the University of Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine, discusses the importance of integrative medicine and its potential to reduce healthcare costs and shift the focus to health promotion and prevention. He also touches on the integration of cannabis into the medical system, expressing the need for more education and medical preparations.Dr. Weil shares his personal experience with medical marijuana and expresses confidence in the eventual total acceptance and legalization of cannabis for both recreational and medical use. He also mentions his past research on marijuana, including some of what he about the endocannabinoid system and its role in regulating various functions in the body. Dr. Donald Abrams shares the difficulties of securing funding and cannabis for medical research due to its Schedule I classification.Dr. Raphael Mechoulam, known as the "grandfather of medical cannabis," discusses the benefits of using cannabis in conjunction with opiates for pain relief and as a sleep aid. Researchers have identified THC and CBD as the active constituents in cannabis, with THC being psychoactive and CBD having promising therapeutic uses.The speakers also discuss the importance of spreading reliable information about cannabis and the endocannabinoid system, as well as the various properties and benefits of medical cannabis, including its neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory effects.Dr. Ethan Russo emphasizes the safety and minimal withdrawal symptoms of cannabis use and encourages patients to consider vaporization for a cleaner experience. The speakers also touch on the use of cannabis for various conditions, such as cancer, epilepsy, and autoimmune diseases.Dr. Petro recounts his early clinical findings with cannabis in the 1960s, including improved cardiac output measurements and remission from leukemia and MS.Mary Lynn Mathre, a registered nurse and addiction specialist, discusses the importance of the nursing community in patient care related to medical cannabis.Visit Time 4 Hemp for more podcast like this one.

Host, Casper Leitch and Joint Host, Al Byrne discuss with Dr. Lester Grinspoon his personal journey being a Harvard Professor to a prominent figure in the medical cannabis field. Grinspoon discusses how his understanding of marijuana evolved from a belief that it was harmful to recognizing it as one of the safest drugs known.He wrote two influential books on marijuana, 'Marijuana Reconsidered' in the 1970s and Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine" in 1993. Dr. Grinspoon also highlights the enhancement of human capacities through the use of cannabis, including taste, appetite, and sexual experiences.Grinspoon shares his experiences with being overlooked for a promotion at Harvard Medical School due to his views on marijuana and discusses the importance of understanding the THC to CBD ratio and using whole plant material for medicinal cannabis. Grinspoon advocates for the use of cannabis as a treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and debunks common myths about its effects on motivation and apathy.For more programs like this, visit Time4Hemp.news.

Host, Casper Leitch, chats with leaders of the Global Hemp industry: Anndrea Hermann, Summer Star Haeske, Boris Banas, Greg Flavall, Chris Federowich, and Teri Wallace about the global hemp markets.The speakers discuss the importance of proper use of various hemp varieties when planting in different parts of the world; ongoing trials on different plant strains; and the potential for new industries to emerge from hemp production. The group of speakers also celebrate the collaborative nature of the hemp industry and the potential for growth in various markets the world.Visit Time4Hemp.news for more hemp podcasts.