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Contents NV Medical Marijuana Program

Editor:

Stephanie Shehan editor@vegascannabismag.com (702) 622-8001

Publisher:

Bill Shehan bill@vegascannabismag.com (702) 589-1282

Contributing Writers:

Derek J. Connor Dr. Aseem Sappal Dr. Kit Dustin Amato Hopper Stone Jason Sturtsman Mindi Griffiths Pamela Jayne Sharon Letts Shelly Berkowitz Stephanie Annis The Happy Chef

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Resources

Events

Medical

Dispensary Spotlight

Essential Health

Cannabis POWâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Cannabis Pharmacy

Tokinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; With the Infamous

Farmer Tom Interview

Bet It All on Green

Stand Up for Cannabis

Holiday Gift Guide

Legal

Emerald Cup Guide

The Happy Chef

Potluck Interview

Oaksterdam University

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NV Medical Marijuana Program To Request a Patient Cardholder Application

Approved Conditions for Medical Marijuana in Nevada

If you wish to request a medical marijuana patient registry application packet, please click on FORMS in the column on the right and select “Application Request Form.” Print, fill out and send or remit in person the Request Form, with $25 to:

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Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health ATTN: Medical Marijuana Division 4150 Technology Way, Suite 104 Carson City, Nevada 89706

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Changes to existing cardholder/caregiver records, such as changes of address, must be submitted in writing. To access a Change of Address Form, please click on FORMS in the column on the right, and select “Change of Address Form.” Print, fill out and send or submit the form in person to the address listed above. There is no fee associated with Change of Address.

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Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) Cancer Glaucoma Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Cachexia (general physical wasting and malnutrition from chronic disease) Persistent muscle spasms (including multiple sclerosis) Seizures (including epilepsy) Severe nausea Severe pain (the most commonly reported condition) Program Facts The cost to request an application for the Medical Marijuana Program is $25. The cost to register or renew registration in the Medical Marijuana Program is $75.00. Your caregiver can be anyone as long as they are over the age of 18 and your physician approves of that person as a caregiver.

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A person under 18 must have permission from their custodial parent or their guardian who is in charge of their medical decisions. And that person MUST act as the minor’s primary caregiver.

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Only a physician who is licensed under NRS 630 or NRS 633 can sign a “Physician’s Statement”. That means only a medical doctor or osteopathic doctor licensed in the State of Nevada.

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A card is good for one year only. It must be renewed annually, one year from the date your application was stamped. The same procedure used in the original registration process must be followed.

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NRS 453A.200 allows the holder of a valid card to possess: Two and one half ounces of usable marijuana in any one 14 day period and Twelve marijuana plants, irrespective of whether the marijuana plants are mature or immature.

MIXER’S AND EVENTS CLASSES IN: THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE PLANT, PATIENT SAFETY, COOKING WITH CANNABIS, CULTIVATION, AND MORE.

Resources

Have a company, organization or website that could benefit medical marijuana patients? Email your info to editor@vegascannabismag.com.

PATIENT SUPPORT & INFORMATION: WECAN: Wellness Education Cannabis Advocates of Nevada, Meetup.com/WeCan702/ is free to join and provides a platform for people to post and discuss ideas in a controlled environment, www.WeCan702.org or https://www.facebook.com/wecan702.

ATTORNEYS: AMANDA CONNOR: Connor & Connor PLLC, provides legal services to medical marijuana patients and medical marijuana businesses, 2450 St. Rose Pkwy, Ste 120 A, Henderson, NV, www.connorpllc.com, (702) 750-9139.

LAS VEGAS NORML: The world’s largest organization working to reform marijuana laws. Membership: www. lasvegasnorml.com/membership, Information: www. lasvegasnorml.com, Contact: staff@lasvegasnorml. com.

CHRISTOPHER TILMAN: Tilman Law Office, 1211 S. Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89104, (702) 2144214, www.christophertilman.com.

LAS VEGAS CANNABIS INFO CENTER: Provides referrals for all your cannabis needs including doctors, lawyers, legal dispensaries and classes. LVCIC also provides on-site classrooms and studio where the patient’s privacy is their priority, (702) 761-6770, www. lvcic.com, www.CannabisCafeTV.com. THE HUMAN SOLUTION LAS VEGAS CHAPTER: Grassroots network of people that support each other through the trials faced as cannabis consumers. Working to educate the public and end prohibition, www.facebook.com/pages/The-Human-Solution-LasVegas-Chapter.

INSURANCE: LP INSURANCE: Jane Anthony, www.LPIns.net, 8925 West Russell Road, Las Vegas, NV 89148, (702) 3659800.

GROW: GREENSPOT HYDROPONICS: 3355 W. Lake Mead Blvd, North Las Vegas, (702) 463-6000, Open Mon-Fri, 10am-7pm and Sat 10am-6pm.

NEVADA MEDICAL MARIJUANA PROGRAM: For information about obtaining your Nevada Medical Marijuana card visit http://health.nv.gov/ medicalmarijuana.htm.

ADVANCED GARDENS HYDROPONICS: Two locations: 7850 S. Dean Martin Dr, #506, Las Vegas, NV 89139 and 3111 S. Valley View, Ste. V-103, Las Vegas, NV 89102, www.aghydro.com, (702) 247-4769.

GOLDSMITH HEALTHCARE LTD: 5375 S. Ft. Apache, Las Vegas, NV 89148, (702) 425-5191. DR. GREEN RELIEF: Affordable evaluations, $80 with medical records, $125 without medical records, (702) 707-2375, drgreenrelief.com NURSES: ASK NURSE JUHLZIE: Schedule a personal & private informational and educational medical cannabis consultation with a certified cannabis registered nurse of the ACNA in Nevada and United States. (406)7482624, www.AskNurseJuhlzie.com.

MEDIZIN: Coming soon, www.medizinlv.com. SILVER STATE RELIEF: 175 East Greg St, Sparks, NV 89431, www.SilverStateRelief.com.

LABS: DIGIPATH LABS: (702) 209-2429, info@digipath.com, www.digipathlabs.com.

BEST HYDROPONIC SUPPLY: 6818 W. Cheyenne Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89108, (702) 750-9300, www. besthydroponicsupply.com.

KARMA HOLISTIC HEALTH FOUNDATION: 9111 W. Russell Road, Suite 120, Las Vegas, NV 89148, (702) 388-1119, www.khhf.org..

DESERT AIRE WELLNESS: Opening 12/16, 420 E. Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89104.

PREMIERE DISPENSARY INSURANCE: (855) 5072622, www.premieredispensaryinsurance.com.

COMPASSION NEVADA CONSULTING: Assistance with obtaining a Nevada medical marijuana card, 2800 S. Highland Dr, Las Vegas, NV, (702) 506-6379.

LAS VEGAS MEDICAL MARIJUANA CONSULTANTS: Visit any Diversity location or call (702) 313-7273 for more information, www.LVMMC. com.

THE APOTHECARY SHOPPE: Opening 12/16, www. TheApothecaryShoppe.com.

SIERRA WELLNESS CONNECTION: 1605 East 2nd St, Ste 103, Reno, NV 89502, www. SierraWellnessConnection.com.

MEDIGROW NV: Professional cultivation education, (702) 606-9059, www.MediGrowNV.com. Also provides in home grow consultations.

GETTING LEGAL: No medical records required, 99% approval rate. Pay just one low price and they take care of the process for you, 2619 W. Charleston Blvd, #100, Las Vegas, NV 89102, (702) 979-9999, www. GettingLegal.com.

THE OASIS DISPENSARY: 1800 Industrial Rd, #180, Las Vegas, NV 89102, (702) 420-2405, www. TheOasisDispensary.com, Grand opening 12/18.

KAERCHER INSURANCE: Karen Canton, www. kaercherinsurance.com, 9555 Hillwood Drive, Suite 140, Las Vegas, NV 89134, (702) 304-7891.

COMPASSION AWARENESS PROJECT: Discounted medical marijuana license program, monthly meetings, workshops (HIPPA compliance, CPR, cultivation), information on accessing medicine, www. CompassionAwarenessProject.org, (702) 335-0020.

DOCTORS: ULTIMATE “U” MEDICAL: Medical recommendations and renewals, office assists with every step of the medical marijuana process, 8660 Spring Mountain Road, Suite 101, Las Vegas, NV 89117, (702) 3539777, www.ultimateumedical.com.

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AAA INDOOR GARDEN: 2 W. Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89102, (702) 450-4769, www. vegasindoorgarden.com.

EDUCATION: CANNABIS TRAINING INSTITUTE: All courses are available online. In-person training and group discounts are also available, www. cannabistraininginstitute, (206) 293-8112. OAKSTERDAM UNIVERSITY: Coming soon to Las Vegas, www.oaksterdamuniversity.com, (510) 2511544. NURSE JUHLZIE: Book a Certified Cannabis Registered Nurse for your next training event for your organization. providing nursing-based information and educational services for patients, organizations, medical professionals, and corporations, (406)7482624, www.AskNurseJuhlzie.com. DISPENSARIES: EUPHORIA WELLNESS: 7780 S. Jones Blvd, (702) 960-7200, www.euphoriawellnessnv.com. LAS VEGAS RELEAF:2242 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, (702) 209-2400, www.LasVegasReleaf.com. INYO FINE CANNABIS DISPENSARY: 2520 Maryland Pkwy #2, Las Vegas, NV 89109, (702) 707-8888, Open M-Sat 10am-8pm & Sun 11am-5pm, www. InyoLasVegas.com. NEVADA WELLNESS CENTER: 3200 S. Valley View, Las Vegas, NV 89102, (702) 470-2077, Open M-Sun 10am-8pm, www.nvwellnessctr.com. NEVADA PURE: 4380 Boulder Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121, (702) 444-4790, Open 7 days a week, 10am-

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CULTIVATION: GREEN THERAPEUTICS: Coming soon, www. GTNevada.com. GREEN LIFE PRODUCTIONS: Sustainable, organic, cannabis cultivation, located in Pahrump, NV, www. GreenLifeProduction.com. EVERGREEN ORGANIX: Cultivation & production, (702) 550-4855, www.evergreenorganix.com. WEBSITES: www.lvmmn.com www.allbud.com www.mpp.org www.norml.org www.420insight.com

www.leafly.com www.safeaccessnow.org www.Parents4Pot.org www.AskNurseJuhlzie.com www.open4cannabis.com

Nevada Medical Marijuana Program Statistics Number of Patients Currently Holding Medical Cards: 12,091 Current Cardholder Conditions: Cachexia 371 Cancer 605 Glaucoma 233 HIV/AIDS 105 Severe Nausea 1,430 Severe Pain 10,784 Seizures 377 Muscle Spasms 3,095 Number of Current Cardholders by Age Group: Under 18 years of age 26 18-20 years of age 171 21-24 years of age 491 25-34 years of age 2,149 35-44 years of age 2,180 45-54 years of age 2,438 55-64 years of age 2,882 65 years of age or older 1,751 (Statistics as of 10/31/15 as stated on the Nevada Divison of Public & Behavioral Health website)

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W.E.C.A.N. 702 PATIENT SUPPORT GROUP: 2nd Saturday of the month, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, 4550 S Maryland Pkwy Ste A, Las Vegas, NV 89119 and 3rd Saturday of the month, 1440 E Highway 372, Pahrump, NV, for patients, caregivers and those that are curious about becoming a patient. “WHAT IF CANNABIS CURED CANCER”: Movie screening, 4th Thursday of each month at Herbally Grounded, 4440 W. Charleston Blvd, 7pm, www.cannabiscures.org. TERP WARS MANSION PARTY: 12/5, www.TerpWars.com. CONNORS FALL FARMERS MARKET: The District at Green Valley Ranch, Thursdays 4pm-8pm, 2240 Village Walk Drive, Henderson, NV 89052, www. connorsfarmersmarket.com. DOWNTOWN 3RD FARMERS MARKET: Fridays 9am-2pm, 300 East Stewart Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101, www.Downtown3rdfarmersmarket.com. DOWNTOWN SUMMERLIN FARMERS MARKET IN THE PAVILION: Saturdays 9am-2pm, 2070 Park Center Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135, www. downtownsummerlin.com/event.

com/e/women-grow-las-vegasdecember-signature-networking-eventtickets-19107499044, $25. COMMUNITY OASIS OPEN HOUSE: 12/4, 5-10pm, open to the public, fundraiser to benefit local cancer support organizations, ribbon cutting ceremony, food truck, 1800 Industrial Rd, #102, Las Vegas. OASIS DISPENSARY SOFT OPENING PRE-REGISTRATIONS: Preregistrations now until Grand Opening, call (702) 420-2405 or email info@ oasismedicalcannabis.com. OASIS DISPENSARY GRAND OPENING: 12/18, 1800 Industrial Rd, #102, Las Vegas. STICK FIGURE: 1/23, Brooklyn Bowl, www.brooklynbowl.com. FREMONT AWAKENS: 12/16, Live music, raffles, costume contest, www. fremontawakens.com for more info. UGLY SWEATER RUN: 12/5, www. theuglysweaterrun.com. ROYAL PURPLE LAS VEGAS BOWL: 12/19, 12:30pm, Sam Boyd Stadium, $25, www.lvbowl.com.

THE EMERALD CUP: 12/12-12/13, Sonoma County Fairgrounds, Santa Rosa, CA, theemeraldcup.com.

KOTTONMOUTH KINGS: Backstage Bar & Billiards, 12/19, 21+, 8pm, www. ticketfly.com.

WOMEN GROW LAS VEGAS: 12/3, 6-8pm, Hanson’s Water Treatment 3870 W. Ali Baba Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89118, order tickets online at eventbrite.

UNLV VS. OREGON: 12/4, 8pm, MGM Grand, www.mgmgrand.com.

Medical Cannabis: Calming the Crazy Bitch (Part 2) Only Women Bleed By Sharon Letts

Three years ago, this stoner turned a corner and became a full-fledged cannabis patient. But it wasn’t an easy transition. My world and body seemingly fell apart in the middle of a failed relationship wrought with infidelity and deceit; with a shoebox full of prescription meds intended to help failing me, as one pill confused the other and mania set in. At my lowest point I downed the bottle of Valium intended to calm my nerves. Luckily, I had intervention.

Prior to my suicide attempt I only smoked the herb. When the little bottle of Valium was gone I had only pot to appease me. Lucky for me, smoked cannabis immediately elevates endorphins. It helped keep tears at bay, but wasn’t enough. I still suffered from life issues with little emotional strength left. And on top of everything else, I just didn’t feel good, physically – suffering from a combination of Thyroid Disease and Menopause, causing my emotional issues to escalate. Around this same time, a spider-weblike mass was found in my right breast appearing to be Lobular Carcinoma; a mass, not tumor, affecting up to 15 percent of women in the U.S. I immediately began eating, and then blending raw leaves in a smoothie to

combat the cancer. I also began taking Rick Simpson Oil, or RSO, an extremely strong, concentrated oil used in the treatment of cancers and other serious illness. And then an amazing thing happened - my tummy began feeling better.

You are What You Eat

In the book, “Eat, Pray, Love” author Elizabeth Gilbert shared while having trouble meditating in an Ashram in India, the first question her Guru asked was how her digestion was. It’s why the painfully shy and chronically depressed cartoonist Charles Schultz gave his alter-ego Charlie Brown tummy pains – when our tummy hurts, we hurt. When my tummy felt better, everything else followed. My metabolism sped up; I lost weight; the constant bloating was gone; I was able to go to the bathroom daily – something I hadn’t been able to do in years; the fatigue and the big, black cloud hovering overhead lifted. While the cancer was disappearing, my body was healing from the inside-out, as my endocannabinoid system accepted the cannabinoids of the plant, working together to right the wrong of decades and lineage of toxins making me sick. It also cleansed my organs after 13 years of ineffective and ultimately damaging synthetic prescription meds. With my physician’s blessing I did away with more than eight pharmaceuticals including hormone replacements - and all the negative side effects disappeared along with the myriad symptoms of both the Thyroid Disease and Menopause.

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Cannabis Cornucopia

Most of my delivery options I make myself at home. There are many and widely varied. In the morning I make a smoothie with fruit and leaf. This is a full body treatment, warding off illness and preventing serious disease, such as my cancer reoccurring. During the day I smoke for depression, and this is my immediate go-to when I’m feeling low. It raises endorphins immediately, gets into the blood stream quickly, lifts me up and stops the crying jags. If the carbon causes bronchial issues I use a vaporizer for maintenance – it also replaces steroid inhalers for asthma patients, and helps during a cold - but that’s another story. In the evening I might enjoy a tonic in a cocktail - an infused alcohol, such as rum or gin. This is brilliant as the anti-inflammatory and anti-infection properties of the plant keep headaches and hangovers at bay. And alcohol breaks down the medicine in the plant without heat, so there are no psychoactive properties, as THC is activated with heat. At bedtime I ingest RSO, a strong tincture, medible, and/or have medicated honey in my tea, as Menopause is a sleep disruptor. This also works as another dose of preventative against cancers, infection, inflammation and pain, and a bevy of both common and serious ailments. Some patients have real issues with the psychoactive properties of the THC, but I’ll say this, it is the only thing that helps with my mental challenges, and the effects lessen with time. One’s tolerance builds in the same way Valium or any opiate does, but with no damaging side effects, only healing within. My thyroid is kaput for life, the cancer may rear its ugly head again, and they say I may have another ten years of Menopause ahead of me. But I am blessed with the knowledge of this plant, I feel good today, and the only potion simmering in this witch’s cauldron is cannabis. Sharon Letts started in this world as a gardener, ended up a writer/producer, and continues to advocate for the freedom to garden every seed bearing plant. You can find her on Facebook, LinkedIn & Twitter @lettsgarden.

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Essential Health: The Other Oils The Kings Medicine Cabinet & Myrrh By: Shelly Berkowitz

Reflexologist & Holistic Health Counselor Myrrh, or Commiphora Myrrha, one of the most widely-used essential oils, is a resinous tree/shrub, called a Burseraceae Tree. The word “myrrh” comes from “murr,” which means “bitter” in Arabic, probably referring to the resins’ bitter taste. It has a warm, earthy, woody, balsamic scent. It is typically grown in parts of the world like Africa and the Middle East. Myrrh oil, like frankincense and gold, is mentioned in the Bible (152 times!) It was used for incense in religious rituals, for many medicinal purposes, and by high priests for anointing kings and rulers. It was also used as an embalming fluid and was found in the Christian Bible as one of the three gifts of the wise men presented to the Christ Child. Myrrh’s properties are anti-infections, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antitumor, astringent and tonic. Two of the primary active compounds found in myrrh, terpenoids and sesquiterpenes, have

anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Sesquiterpenes specifically also have an effect on our emotional center in the hypothalamus, helping us remain calm and balanced. Both of these compounds are under investigation for their anticancer and antibacterial benefits as well as other potential therapeutic uses.

in combination with frankincense. The smell of myrrh has been traditionally seen as a symbol of suffering, burned at funerals or other sad events. But, at times myrrh is blended with citrus oils to help produce a more uplifting aroma. These lighter blends have been used to help promote inspiration and emotional insight.

Common primary uses: cancer, chapped/ dry or cracked skin, congestion, dysentery, gum disease, Hashimoto’s disease, hepatitis, infections, liver cirrhosis, skin ulcers, stretch marks, ulcers and weeping wounds. In France, its medicinal uses varied from bronchitis to thrush and viral hepatitis. Even the Greek soldiers used this resin on the battlefields to stop their wounds from bleeding. Myrrh is also a natural remedy for hypothyroidism, or a low functioning thyroid. Since it helps reduce stress, it can also help decrease stress on an overtaxed thyroid. Put 2-3 drops directly onto the thyroid area daily to help decrease symptoms.

Myrrh oil is still commonly used today as a remedy for a variety of ailments. Researchers have become very interested in myrrh, due to its potent antioxidant activity and potential as a cancer treatment. It has also been shown to be effective in fighting certain types of parasitic infections.

Myrrh affects the hormonal, immune and nervous systems, as well as the skin. It’s also been known to help with increasing appetite, asthma, athlete’s foot, candida, catarrh (mucus), coughs, eczema, digestion, dyspepsia, flatulence, fungal infection, gingivitis, hemorrhoids, mouth ulcers, decongesting the prostate gland, rheumatoid arthritis ringworm, sore throats, skin conditions, wounds and wrinkles. Myrrh has the power to increase the function of white blood cells, critical for wound healing. It was found to decrease the incidence of ulcers and improve their healing time, in a 2010 study published in the Journal of Immunotoxicology.

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Because of its aromatic influence, it also promotes awareness and is uplifting, when diffused or used aromatically. It has been used in meditative practices or for prayer, usually

If used in moderation and correct dosage (especially when ingesting it topically), myrrh oil is generally safe for adults. However, as with other essential oils, I advise you to use this oil with caution. Myrrh oil is not recommended for pregnant women and nursing moms, as it can induce menstruation and lead to premature labor. Children age six and below should also refrain from using this oil. Diabetics and other people suffering from health conditions should also consult their physician before using myrrh oil. To make sure that myrrh oil will not have any allergic effects when applied topically, do a skin patch test on your inner arm first. Side effects of myrrh oil, according to a study published in the journal Phytotherapy Research: If myrrh oil is consumed in excessive amounts, it may affect your heart rate and lead to severe heart irregularities. This oil may also interfere with anticoagulants, so it is advised that you avoid using it orally if you are taking these medications. Other possible side effects of myrrh oil include lowered blood pressure, uterine bleeding, making a fever worse and diarrhea. Some people with sensitivities to myrrh oil may also experience allergic contact dermatitis when applying topically. For more information about how to purchase essential oils, please contact Shelly Berkowitz, Reflexologist & Holistic Health Coach at (714) 514-3737. Shelly can also be reached via email at ahealthyresidual@yahoo.com and her website can be viewed at www.mydoterra.com/ shellyberkowitz.

Cannabis POW’s

The Significance of Mail Call in the Slammer By: Mindi Griffiths

Let’s face it, snail mail is archaic by most people’s standards. The cumbersome chore of writing a letter, addressing the envelope, affixing proper postage, and putting it in the mail box seems a bit ridiculous in the age of electronic mail and instant messaging. For a portion of the American population, the US postal service is still their primary source of communication. They are the forgotten victims of the war on drugs, those serving time in the prison system for a plant. Who are these forgotten victims? They are dispensary owners, growers, and caregivers. They are patients, possessors and consumers of a life-saving medicine. They are mothers, fathers, and children. Many are even grandparents. There are countless individuals, who have not harmed anyone, rotting in prison, separated from loved ones. Unfortunately, family and friends find it difficult to maintain relationships with their loved ones for an array of reasons. Sometimes family members are angry at the inmate for committing a crime. Often, people who are incarcerated have little to talk about or tend to be gloomy, making communication emotionally draining. The average person, who has never

experienced being locked up, is unable to comprehend the degree to which people in prison count on mail call. The entire family suffers when a loved one is incarcerated causing a strain on communication. The first amendment right to freedom of speech is in essence the only constitutional right an inmate has left. Providing an avenue for a fellow cannabis warrior to exercise this freedom is rewarding. “Free speech in the prison context is also important since it is the only first-hand account we have as to how the penal system is run. Communication also plays a vital role in an inmate’s access to the courts and his relations with counsel” (Holtz, 2002, p. 2). Ordinarily, removal of communication is used as a form of punishment, but all prisons are required by law to provide the inmates with access to the U.S. Postal system even during punishment periods where email communication and visits are disallowed. Writing to an inmate gives them a link that sometimes is the only one they have. Your letter may be the only kind hearted human contact the person in prison for cannabis receives. Besides having a direct impact on the inmate’s life, communities will benefit as well as prisoners’ chances of successful reentry into society are improved when a connection to the outside world is maintained. “Several studies suggest the prisoner’s mental health is dependent on his contact with the outside world” (Hairston, 1991, p. 93-4). Also, the more they know about what is going on in the “real world” the easier it is to fit in with those who have not been in a black hole of the penal system. The system should have an emphasis on maximizing contact with the outside world,

both to minimize the division between the norms of incarceration and those of the free world, and to discourage dysfunctional withdrawal from society that is difficult to reverse upon release (Hany, 2002, p. 17). One prisoner wrote, “The biggest cause of evil in prison is loneliness.” If we are not the ones who share their stories, if we are not willing to be the voices of war than who will? Now that you know why you should write to a cannabis POW (prisoner of the drug war), how do you locate your new pen pal? With a quick google search one can locate many organizations that can help connect you with non-violent prisoners from across the country. It is wise to verify all addresses of inmates prior to mailing. For federal inmates go to http://www.bop. gov/inmateloc/ . Each state has a web site to verify state prisoner addresses. You may also email voicesofthecannabiswar@ gmail.com for one-on-one assistance. The question most often presented is, ‘What should I write about?’ Many prisoners enjoy hearing the day-to-day things that go on such as at your work, with your kids, and community. Current events and newspaper clippings are outstanding ways to start a conversation and provide a link to the outside world. The internet is a first-rate resource for pen pal games and topics. One favorite is to cut out a picture from a magazine and the recipient returns it with a silly caption. Word searches and crossword puzzles can also be adapted for pen pal fun. Be aware! There is a healthy list of things you are not able to send a prisoner. They are not able to receive money, stamps, stickers, and the like. For a complete list of rules, visit the website of the institution that houses the inmate you are corresponding with. To hear more news from the front lines and the latest about the cannabis POW’s, please check out The Voices of the Cannabis War Radio with hosts Kristin Flor and Eugene Fisher. You can find links to the show by visiting their Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/voicesofwar1. Resources Hairston, C.F. (1991). Family ties during imprisonment: Important to whom and for what? Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 18, pp. 87-104. Holtz, T. A. (2002). Reaching out from behind bars: The constitutionality of laws barring prisoners from the internet. Brooklyn Law School. Brooklyn Law Review. (Spring, 2002). Haney, C. (2001). The Psychological impact of incarceration: Implications for post-prison adjustment. Presented at U.S. Health and Human Services, The Urban Institute, “From Prison to Home” Conference, January 30-31, 2002. Retrieved from: http://aspe.hhs.gov/hsp/prison2home02/haney.pdf

Cannabis Pharmacy What Are Those Things Called Cannabinoids?

And What Are They Doing In My Marijuana? Part 3: Cannabinol (CBN) By Dr. Kit, Pharm.D, RPh.

Cannabis is made up of more than 400 known compounds, contained in 18 different classes, which, in varying combinations, result in both the beneficial and side effects of cannabis. Of these classes, the most well-known and most studied are the cannabinoids. Cannabinoids exist not only in cannabis, but are also made by the human body. The human body also has naturallyoccurring receptors that, when activated by cannabinoids, are responsible for the compound’s effects. With the new state-licensed dispensaries in Nevada, medicinal cannabis must be lab-tested to determine the percentage of several different cannabinoids present in each batch of marijuana. In this three-part series, I will explore the effects, side effects, and therapeutic uses for the

three most common cannabinoids: delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), cannabidiol (CBD), and cannabinol (CBN), to help you select the best strains and/or cannabis-containing products to treat your medical condition. In this, the third and final column of the series, I will discuss cannabinol (aka CBN). Cannabinol is created when delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is degraded, via heat or exposure to light and oxygen. Often this occurs due to poor storage conditions, rather than as an intentional byproduct of further cannabis processing. Just leaving your cannabis out in the air for a few days, rather than in an airtight bottle in a dark cabinet, will increase the CBN concentration. Once activated, CBN has several effects, such as sedation, antiinflammatory, and antibacterial properties, to name a few. However, CBN, like CBD, does not have the psychoactive effects (the “high”) that THC does, which makes it more desirable for those who have avoided medical cannabis in the past due to such effects. Cannabis strains testing high in CBN are useful in treating several diseases. Patients suffering from insomnia who consume cannabis high in CBN have

been found to experience increased ease in both falling asleep and staying asleep. Chronic pain patients may experience decreased inflammation, leading to decreased pain. Increase in sleep in these patients may also improve mood. CBN’s anti-inflammatory properties have been shown to help treat diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, and psoriasis. Topical formulations of cannabis high in CBN have shown effectiveness in treating MRSA, a potent and difficult-totreat bacterial infection. CBN, because it is derived from THC, has similar, but weaker, effects compared to THC. CBN, in conjunction with the other cannabinoids, is believed to inhibit cancer growth as well. Unlike THC, CBN has few known side effects, even at high doses. Users are able to adjust their dose as high as they need in order to treat their disease. Psychoactive effects of CBN are mild to non-existent. Patients are usually limited by the sedative effects, but eye irritation due to redness (especially with CBN-infused eye drops) has also been reported. CBN may interact with some prescription medications, especially those with sedative effects such as opioid pain medications and benzodiazepines. Other medications, such as blood thinners, can also be affected by cannabis use. Close monitoring with lab tests, as well as selfmonitoring for increased side effects, may be needed when using cannabis while taking these prescription medications until the extent of the drug interactions and effects are known. Strains high in THC, through exposure to heat, light, or oxygen, can then become strains high in CBN. As a refresher, some strains high in THC include: Bubba Kush, Chem Dog, Ghost Train Haze, Strawberry Cough, and Girl Scout Cookies. Typically, indica-dominant strains, when left to degrade, will result in higher CBN levels. Consult High Times or Leafly.com for more examples. Growers are currently developing strains that are high in CBN without the additional time and exposure to convert THC to CBN. Dr. Kit, Pharm.D, RPh, is the co-owner of Medigrow, a Nevada grow school, established in 2008. She has also been a licensed, practicing pharmacist in Las Vegas since 2004.

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Tokin’ With the Infamous

This month’s Tokin’ with the Infamous was especially chill. All I had to do was roll out to a barbeque in sunny San Diego, and catch up with my longtime friend, Big Mo, who recently took home first place at the San Diego 710 Cup, with his Romulan x P-91. The smell of carne asada in the air, the bright sun in the sky, and plenty of San Diego’s finest cannabis rolling through our lungs, made for a perfect afternoon. Just another day in the high life… Hopper: First things first, what is this that we are smoking on right now? Big Mo: This is the Romulan, Original Cut. Hopper: It is beautiful, and it tastes amazing, as always! I’ve been a fan of this strain since the beginning. Big Mo: Yeah, that’s some inner circle genetics, right there. Hopper: Nice! So, how long have you been growing? I know it’s has been a long time.

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Big Mo: Yeah, the First Hospital Cup was in the ICU! Good times, good times! Hopper: Your crew, Dirt Brothers Seed Company, originated the AB (Afghani Bullrider), that’s a legendary strain. How did that come about? Big Mo: Our team, The Dirt Brothers, we created that back in 1996-97, somewhere back then. We took an Afghani #1 and crossed it with the legendary local San Diego strain, Bullrider, and came up with some magic. It won 1st place at the Cannabis Cup in Vancouver. We’ve been going strong every since.

Big Mo: Man…since I was twelve years old, so 32 years.

Hopper: You’re still growing that one, correct?

Hopper: 32 years deep…that is impressive. What is your favorite strain to grow?

Big Mo: Oh yeah, definitely. The original cut. Hopper: We’re both from San Diego, but we’ve recently been spending a lot of time in Las Vegas. How do you like it out there? I know I dig it. We’ve had some dope road trips, for sure!

Big Mo: My favorite strain to grow is the Afghani Bullrider. Hopper: Oh yeah, we’re definitely gonna be talking about that. I highly praise it! What is your favorite strain to smoke? Big Mo: This Romulan right here, is my favorite to smoke.

Big Mo: Las Vegas is wide open. It has great entertainment, great people. I get a lot of love from people out there, like The Red Dragon Brotherz and Vegas Cannabis Magazine. They are pioneering out there right now. It’s starting to feel like a home away from home.

Hopper & Big Mo

Hopper: Yeah, this joint we’re hitting right now is ridiculously good. Nice job, brother! In the years you have been growing, what has been the biggest change that you’ve seen in the industry? Big Mo: Wow, when we started back in the day, it was with fluorescents, you know… Hopper: Yup, and metal halides! Big Mo: That’s right! Now there are so many different lights to choose from, and there are just so many different strains out there now. It’s wide open. It’s become very advanced, there has been so much progress over the years. Hopper: On a different tip, we were supposed to do this little session for Vegas Cannabis Magazine a few months ago, but you had an incident with a rattlesnake. Are you back to 100%? I know it was gnarly there for a while in the hospital. We were all a little worried. Big Mo: Green Mojave Rattlesnakes are nothing to mess with! I am 100% back, though. Thanks for asking. Hopper: The “Hospital Cup” we did was pretty rad though, right?

Hopper: Definitely. I see big things happening out there. SD to LV all day! Are there any shout outs you want to throw before we wrap up this session? Big Mo: Yeah, for sure I want to give a shout out to Red Dragon Brotherz, and to you, Hopper Stone. Couldn’t get it going without you. Hopper: Thank you, brother. Big Mo: Also, I have to thank all of my home team, my partners. The Dirt Brothers, the whole team. Of course, everyone who is down for legalization and cannabis as medication. Hopper: Right on! On that note, let’s roll up another joint and get back to the party. Big Mo: And be sure to keep an eye out for dirtbrothersseeds.com, coming soon.

Farmer Tom Lauerman Organic Farmer, Cannabis Activist & Educator Last month, while attending the MJ Biz Conference we were honored to meet Farmer Tom Lauerman. Finding out that artist Cliff Maynard, who has been previously featured in Vegas Cannabis, lives on Farmer Tom’s farm was an unexpected bonus. Following is just a bit of insight into Farmer Tom’s cannabis world.

and we still do tours upon request. We will always encourage our future business partners and associates to do the same because It is as much about education and awareness for the new consumer as it is about growing top quality cannabis. We love that the public wants to know about cannabis and how we grow it!

VCM: First things first, who is Farmer Tom Lauerman? FARMER TOM: I was born and raised in San Diego, California. I am a lifelong surfer, skater, and mountain bike racer turned organic farmer. I started landscaping and surfing at the age of 12 and lived the SoCal dream. Our life consisted of working so we could go on surf trips in Mexico. I drove myself and my friends into Mexico for a surf trip when I was 15 ½ years old and that was the first of many. I was a lobster fisherman for a few summers and cannabis was our fuel! I’ve been a cannabis activist since 1996 when Dennis Peron and a group of cannabis activists got Prop 215 on the ballot in California and it passed. I’ve always been an advocate of clean, organic veggies and cannabis. The need to make sure that cannabis is clean of pesticides and harsh fertilizers has never been more important than it is now. With all the first time cannabis consumers we have to make sure it clean and safe to use.

VCM: We frequently feature Cliff Maynard’s roach paper art in our magazine. He is an amazing artist, tell us about your relationship with him. Is he also involved with the tours? FARMER TOM: I’ve known Cliff for few a years, we met at the MMJ Farmers Market where he was working with Safe T Driver selling his prints. He’s been living on our farm for the last couple of years and it is kind of like having Leonardo di

VCM: Where is your farm located? FARMER TOM: Vancouver, Washington - One of my goals has always been to unite the small heritage farmers who are the backbone of our Industry and make sure we are not left out of this new cannabis economy. VCM: Do you only grow cannabis? FARMER TOM: No, we also grow vegetables, all organically. For us, it’s more about our health concerns and living our organic cannabis lifestyle. We have been entering our vegetables in the county fair for the last eight years and this year not only did we win 21 Blue Ribbons, we also won Judges Choice for one of our watermelons. VCM: Are you involved with patients or do you grow for recreational sale? FARMER TOM: We have remained a medical grow because it doesn’t make sense from a financial point of view. The way the tax structure is set up here in Washington it just never penciled out financially. Until the federal government changes its stance it will be a hard road for any small farmer. I have always been a small farmer rights activist and I’m looking forward to making sure the heritage has a spot at the table. VCM: Do you give tours at your farm? FARMER TOM: We were the first outdoor cannabis farm in the world to give public tours

“Today We Farm…” - Farmer Tom Lauerman

ser Piero da Vinci or Vincent Willem van Gogh living on your farm, he is so talented that we just give him his space to create. He loves to, what he calls “Tara Forming”; we just call it weed whacking. VCM: We hear you have developed strain trading cards? Tell us about them. FARMER TOM: Last year a guy from Marvel Comics (George Leon @CustomComicShop) approached me about doing a line of cannabis trading cards and of course I said yes! I had a couple of concerns; I wanted to make sure each one of my likenesses was different so they would not weaken my brand. We did six strains - Black Knight, Amnesia Haze, Girl Scout Cookies, AK-47, Sage and Pineapple Express. You can find them on E-Bay. VCM: We hear the Feds recently visited the farm, but not for the reason one might think, can you fill us in? FARMER TOM: NIOSH and other federal agencies are realizing this industry is growing and soon will be in every state. They also realize that they need to better understand the industry. I am the first independent farmer to invite a federal agency to visit and study every aspect of cannabis production and processing.

I am also the first independent farmer to agree to become FOCUS Certified. The industry is at a critical place where the need for standards is necessary to ensure safety for all in this young stage as cannabis moves across the country. The feds will at some point mandate standards if we don’t first and it is critical that all farmers understand the reasons they need to be standards compliant. VCM: Do you consider yourself a cannabis activist? FARMER TOM: Yes, I’m a cannabis activist and furthermore, I’m also a small farmer’s rights activist so I guess that makes me a cannabis farmer’s rights activist. What I’m advocating for is what all of us heritage farmers have been doing for years; growing the highest quality product as organically as possible while ensuring that the public receives the best that we can give them. I’m heading up FOCUS’s group of our independent farmers/growers. This workgroup is dedicated to insuring that FOCUS standards are developed with no bias to the small farmers who really created the industry! VCM: Who inspires you? FARMER TOM: Small farmers across this country who have lost everything trying to save their farms. This is what drives me to suit up and show up every day! And my passion is to be a part of laying the foundation for a Safe and Successful Cannabis Economy! VCM: Favorite strains? FARMER TOM: Cinex, Amnesia Haze and Da Purps VCM: Any last words or quotes? FARMER TOM: Like I say to my wife everyday “Maybe not tomorrow or the week after, but today honey we get to farm.” To find out more about Farmer Tom, visit www.FarmerTomOrganics.com

About artist Cliff Maynard:

Cliff Maynard creates roach paper art using the leftover butts from marijuana cigarettes. He saves the paper scraps or “roach papers” and uses the brown tones as his “palate”. By trimming away the unwanted bits it becomes a lot like working a jigsaw puzzle, but way harder and far more time consuming. All of Cliff’s original artwork is made from just roach papers and nothing else. No pen, marker, or paint of any kind is used during the process. The finished art is simply amazing. This month, we feature the picture that Cliff created of Farmer Tom. For more information about Cliff, visit www.Chronic-Art.com.

Farmer Tom Lauerman By: Cliff Maynard

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Bet It All On Green Medical Benefits of CBD Massage By: Jason Sturtsman

After years of cannabis prohibition, topical usage of cannabidiol (CBD) salves, massage oils, and lotions are rapidly gaining popularity. CBD is a non-psychoactive component of cannabis that has numerous health benefits. Locals and visitors have a new way to relax and reduce pain throughout their body with CBD massage. From regular use of CBD massage salve during personal massages, I can attest to its benefits versus a regular massage. As many people switch to natural modalities such as therapeutic massage, it’s no wonder that a lot of people are more open to the notion of using CBD cannabis oil as part of their wellness therapy for getting rid of stress and inflammation. Many dispensaries in Las Vegas offer CBD massage products, which can be provided to their massage therapist for application. CBD massage is beneficial to people with various health conditions, ranging from anxiety, arthritis, multiple sclerosis, fibro-

myalgia, and skin diseases. In Colorado, cannabis massage oil and lotion has even presented a booming niche to massage centers and wellness businesses. There are many reasons as to why using CBD cannabis oil products for massage is superior to normal massage. Cannabis CBD oil can be applied directly to your

skin and it has many positive health effects such as: •

INFLAMMATION REDUCTION: site based reduction in inflammation due to arthritis, fibromyalgia, and other

conditions. •

PAIN REDUCTION: reduction of pain due to vertebrae issues, muscle soreness, and nerve pain.

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SKIN MOISTURIZER: the CBD cannabis oil serves as a natural moisturizer in our dry desert climate.

My own experience with CBD oil structural integration massages has resulted in me feeling more relaxed, having a greater range of movement, feeling emotionally upbeat, and experiencing less pain. “Structural Integration”, as explained to me by Adrienne Loper, realigns and balances the body around the center line by focusing and working with the fascia of the body. Fascia is a web of fibrous connective tissue that must be elastic in order to move freely with the muscles and bones. I have joined the enthusiastic devotees of cannabis massage therapy which provides a non-pharmaceutical solution to soreness, inflammation, or skin illnesses. I would highly encourage you to visit your local dispensary and pick up a CBD lotion or salve and contact a massage therapist that offers structural integration. Adrienne Loper Licensed Massage Therapist Certified Structural Integrator (702) 885-6313 Jason Sturtsman is a Nevada Independent Cannabis Laboratory Advisory Committee Member (ILAC), the Wellness Education Cannabis Advocates of Nevada (WECAN), Vice President and also owner of Healthcare Options for Patients Enterprises (HOPE), a Cannabis Cultivation and Processing Facility, and Manager at Las Vegas Releaf, a local Dispensary. He can be reached at JasonS@wecan702.org for comments or questions.

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Marijuana Patients, Firearms and Concealed Carry Licenses in Nevada By: Derek J. Connor Esq.

As most marijuana patients and users are well aware, marijuana remains illegal under federal law. However, most patients are not aware that simply by being a marijuana user, they are federally prohibited from owning or possessing firearms or ammunition. Federal law not withstanding, Nevada state law places no such specific restriction on legal marijuana patients. However, patients are not legally permitted to be under the influence of marijuana (or any intoxicating substance) while in actual control of a firearm. Actual control is generally defined as carrying, shooting, hunting, etc. Until very recently, legal marijuana patients

were able to apply for a concealed carry permit in Clark County, Nevada and other counties within the state. Unfortunately, in a shocking reversal of prior policy the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has recently stripped medical marijuana patients’ qualification for concealed carry permits in Clark County. Prior to the abrupt policy change, Clark County’s conceal carry permit application did not

ask whether an applicant was a medical marijuana patient. However, recent

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changes to the Clark County application plainly state that marijuana patients do not qualify for a conceal carry permit in Clark County due to the federal prohibition on marijuana. It is unclear if other counties will follow suit. It is also unclear how Metro would verify whether or not an applicant is a medical marijuana patient as the list of patients is required by law to be confidential. The only reason Metro or any other law enforcement agency is permitted to access the list of patients is to determine whether or not an individual is allowed to possess marijuana for medical purposes. Thus, if Metro or any other law enforcement agency is cross-referencing the list of patients with the names of conceal carry applicants, they could be doing so in violation of Nevada law. If you have questions regarding your rights as a medical marijuana patient you should contact a qualified Nevada attorney. Derek J. Connor Esq. is the cofounder of Connor & Connor PLLC along with his wife, Amanda N. Connor Esq. Derek practices primarily in the areas of medical marijuana, civil litigation, business law and criminal defense.

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2015 Highlights

MUSIC, SPEAKERS, AND WORKSHOPS Healing Harvest Music Hall: Music all day and into the night. Also the KMUD booth, Art by Grace Slick, MAPS – Living Art area, and the Emerald Cup Merchandise Booth.

Eden Farms Lecture Hall: Located in the E.C. Kraft building, this hall is home to our Science and Legal Stage and is also the place to get your doctor’s recommendation or consult with a lawyer. Garden Annex Building: Home to our Workshops. DEMONSTRATION LANE The Emerald Cup Merchandise Flagship Store: At the corner by Weedmaps Hall and across from Guest Services. Forever Flowering Demonstration Greenhouse: Located behind the Guest Services Tent (booth 30.) Forever Flowering Greenhouses will be hosting demonstrations by various vendors throughout the weekend. See schedule in front of the Greenhouse. Booth 31: SolMan SolSolutions Solar Cell Phone Charging Station

Booth 38: Free Water Refilling Station. Bring your water bottles and drink fresh, filtered water all weekend for free.

215 MEDICATED AREA AND VENDORS Credential Check and Wristbanding Station: Located on Demonstration Lane, this is where you bring your doctor’s recommendation and California ID to get the wristband that will allow you into the 215 medical marijuana area. Medicated 215 Area: The Care by Design Palace is located at the end of Demonstration Lane at the far end of the carnival lot (Lyttle Cow Palace.) You will find our new, outdoor, medicated edibles area and outdoor vending area. Don’t miss over 150 vendors, chill zones, music, VIP area and more. VENDORS SC Labs Showcase: Home to over 125 vendors plus The Emerald Cup contest entries display cases. Don’t forget to vote for your favorite in the Photo Contest (located between booth 37 and booth 1), and you can’t miss

the Hemp Museum located next to booth 10. FOOD AND DRINK Food Faire: Visit our new and returning food vendors along Demonstration Lane and down to Shade Park for delicious fare throughout the day! Picnic tables are available in Shade Park – don’t miss the Hemp Car nearby! Beer Gardens: Between the SC Labs Showcase and Garden Annex. Also behind Weedmaps Hall. VIP AREAS 215 VIP area is located next to the Music Barn within the 215 area. There is also a VIP area in Shade Park. Entertainment from Healing Harvest Music Hall will be broadcast to the VIP Areas.

First Aid: Between Eden Farms Lecture Hall and the Main Gate. Also behind Weedmaps Hall. Guest Services: Home of all things The Emerald Cup, from VIP and contestant credentials pickup, to general info, and lost and found, this is where you can come to get info about what’s happening at The Emerald Cup.

GENERAL INFORMATION VENUE GATES OPEN AT 11AM EACH DAY WRISTBANDS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES LINEUP & SET TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE THERE IS NO CAMPING

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PROBIOTICS AND BENEFICIAL RUNOFF 11:30AM-1:00PM Alan Adkisson (Moderator), Chris Van Hook, The Rev, Samantha Miller, Sarah Schuette STEPPING INTO THE LIGHT: BECOMING COMPLIANT 1:15PM-2:15PM Casey O’Neill (Moderator), Dan Mar, Kristin Nevedal, Mike Black, Hollie Hall SEED BREEDERS 2:30PM-3:45PM Bam (Moderator), Aaron (DNA), Matt Gordon, John Bayes, Ryan Lee, Adam Dunn ORGANIC CULTIVATION: SUSTAINABLE METHODS AND BUILDING TO SCALE IN A REGULATED MARKETPLACE 4:00PM-5:15PM Kevin Jodrey (Moderator), The Rev, Alex Cooley, Dragonfly Earth Medicine, Karl Witt ICE WATER, CO2 AND BUTANE CONCENTRATES; BEST PRACTICES FOR CREATING MEDICINAL GRADE PRODUCTS 5:30PM-6:45PM Alex Dixon (Moderator), Jeff Raber, Brandon Parker, James Yeary, Nikka T TERPENES 7:00PM-8:00PM Fred Gardner (Moderator), Jeremy Plumb, Michael Backes, Mark Lewis, Josh Wurzer WORKSHOPS GREENING CORPORATE CANNABIS 12:00PM-12:45PM Jonathan Valdman THE CANNABIS EVOLUTION PROJECT 1:00PM-1:45PM Robert C. Clarke, Mowgli Holmes BEYOND APPETITE AND NAUSEA: THE CANCER QUESTION 2:00PM-2:45PM Mara Gordon RAHA KUDO: DESIGN FOR DYING 3:00PM-3:45PM Valerie Corral INTEGRATED PEST AND FUNGI MANAGEMENT (IPFM): HEALING DISEASE AND THE FOUR STEPS TO SUCCESS 4:00PM-4:45PM Dragonfly Earth Medicine THE SCIENCE AND POLITICS OF CBD 5:00PM-5:45PM

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The legend of Potluck travels many joints, bongs and roaches. Arguably the greatest duo in stoner music history, they are back at it again (I don’t think they ever stopped), releasing another classic album from the legendary hills of Humboldt. I was able to catch up with my long time buds, Underrated and 1 Ton, to get you the latest on their newest delivery. If you are in town you can catch them on the Hott Boxx Holidaze tour w/ Devin the Dude passing through Las Vegas Country Saloon on December 2nd.

By: Dustin Amato

DUSTIN: Potluck seems to be relentlessly touring. How do you still find time to record and always drop new heaters? UNDERRATED: Music is just part of our lives. We think about music every day, it kinda just pours out of us. I’m constantly making beats at home and on the tour bus. 1 Ton is always thinking of new ideas for songs and videos. It works perfectly because ones weakness is the other ones strength. When we have enough music and ideas we just get together and share what we got. Then we make sure we like what each other has come up with, collaborate and record. DUSTIN: So, the Latest project #StonerProblems that just dropped in Stores, what can fans expect from the new album? UNDERRATED: The new album is the next chapter in our lives. We make all types of songs about love, life, partying, music, and of course weed. We always make sure each album is better than the last. The beats are better, the raps are more confident, and the mixes are more on point. As long as we keep getting better our fans keep riding with us! DUSTIN: Any dope features? UNDERRATED: We got some dope features for sure… We got Krizz Kaliko from Strange Music, Wrekonize from MayDay, and Irv Da PHENOM! We got Liquid Assassin and Black P, we got Winstrong who is a dope reggae singer, and we got a few Humboldt people we always collab with that always kill it. The album is well rounded for sure. DUSTIN: The 4 minute drill is consistently one of the fastest and illest flows of the year, what track(s) on the album brings the rapid fire delivery? UNDERRATED: Rapping fast has always been something I loved doing. It’s always dope when I rap fast and 1 Ton does the slower flow on the same track. Other songs like that on the album are Blow Ya Head Off, Better Me, and Smokin’ Good. DUSTIN: The final mix on your records always sound so good, who does your mastering? UNDERRATED: El Hefe of NOFX has a lot to do with how our records sound. He has helped mix every album we’ve ever released, he has an amazing ear! We got this last album #StonerProblems mastered by a dude name Paul Miner out of SoCal. He did an awesome job!

DUSTIN: I know you guys are avid sports junkies. When you perform in Vegas are you also hitting up the sports book? Who you got this Season? UNDERRATED: Ya, Ton always has the Chargers! I got the Bengals! We’ve made bets in Vegas when we come through for sure. We are big on the DraftKings Daily Fantasy also. DUSTIN: With the Pre-Hangover tour just wrapping up, what’s next? Is there a #stonerproblems release tour? Who is going on that tour? UNDERRATED: We are going on tour with Devin The Dude, it’s called the Happy Holidaze Tour. We will be out the whole holiday season, November and December, smoking big and partying. We are going to be doing a bunch of new songs off the #StonerProblems album. DUSTIN: What’s your favorite part of performing in Las Vegas? UNDERRATED: Vegas is always sick cause everyone there is all about the partying. It never stops! We get to perform and then party until the sun comes up if we want to. DUSTIN: Favorite casino to stay at? UNDERRATED: There’s a lot, if it’s a fight weekend, MGM Grand. If it’s New Years, the Stratosphere for the fireworks. When we have shows, whatever hotel is closest to the show. Vegas has a bunch of nice hotels, that’s like asking me which Playboy model I wanna hookup with. DUSTIN: I know you guys are always getting that fire, what have you been smoking on lately? UNDERRATED: The big thing for me is smoking on that Humboldt organic outdoor these days. It’s so natural and tastes so good. Trainwreck has been putting me in the right mood to get in the studio and kill beats… Also, Crippler and that Purple Mr. Nice. I do dabs every now and then for that extra high. 1 TON: We always say it’s not the strain, it’s the farmer, if you got the right farmer it’s gonna be good. I’m always gonna select farmer before strain, but of the strains, I like Zkittlez and Cookies. DUSTIN: Any closing thoughts or shout-outs? UNDERRATED: We produced a side project with Black Pegasus on the mic as the rapping President entitled Flobama. It’s political season and it’s some good hip hop. Check it out! Also, check us out on social media: Facebook, Instagram & Twitter @ POTLUCKMUSIC and keep up with new music dropping, tour dates, and just what’s going on with us 24/7. Thank you to all the fans who have supported us over the years… We moving stronger than ever! Let’s go!

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