The Daily Addict Podcast : Drug Law Reform Network

Brand new for 2024  The Daily Addicts newest episode features stories about the DEA rescheduling cannabis.  Also, the boys try out a caffeine bump product.  Everybody could use a little more caffeine. We also cover a drug bust on the Mexican border that involves jalapeño paste. 

First episode with esteemed guest Mike Biggs. We cover some history, grow talk and the highest we have ever been. Talking stoney cruises , passing drug tests and smoking safe carts. If you love random cannabis babble you will love this epode 

We bring the real.

Tim and Dave cover the latest news on the drug war and how it effects all aspects of society.

We talk about our regular segments in this episode as well as our feature story about the fallacy the Biden administration sold during the campaign. Why democrats should be pissed.

This episode we talk about our right as Americans to protect ourselves from criminals and tyranny.

This episode we cover the latest in drug decriminalization going on around the world. 

Carl Hart is the Chair of the Department of Psychology at Columbia University. He is also the Ziff Professor of Psychology in the Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry. Professor Hart has published numerous scientific and popular articles in the area of neuropsychopharmacology and is co-author of the textbook Drugs, Society and Human Behavior (with Charles Ksir). His most recent book, “High Price: A Neuroscientist's Journey of Self-Discovery That Challenges Everything You Know About Drugs and Society,” was the 2014 winner of the PEN/E.O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award. Professor Hart has appeared on multiple podcasts, radio and television shows including Real Time with Bill Maher and The O'Reilly Factor. He has also appeared in several documentary films including the award-winning “The House I Live In.” His essays have been published in several popular publications including The New York Times, Scientific American, The Nation, Ebony, The Root, and O Globo (Brazil's leading newspaper).

What is bitcoin? Its a crypto currency there are many digital currencies. We explain how to buy and sell it easy.  

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Tim and dave finally release number 101 its a half hour of top notch news and entertainment covering the war on drugs and beyond. 

We had a listener call in Setrock to talk about Aliens and Nuclear explosions, CBD butt plugs and ridiculous laws. We also cover Oregon and the never ending war on drugs. Thanks for listening and supporting the DAP!!

Live show we talk about decriminalization in Oregon amongst many many subjects.

Finally another episode!! Call it a covid related hiatus. Dave and Tim explore some of todays news with a trippy ramble of opinions and half facts. Join us to explore  good news and positive vibes . We are contemplating switching up the format to a natural conversation about the current state of the U.S. and the world. And maybe not try and be so damn serious all the time.

Beth Darnall is an associate professor in the department of anesthesiology, perioperative and pain medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. As director of the Stanford Pain Relief Innovations Lab she leads major research studies that are funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Patient-Centered Outcomes Institute (PCORI). She is a scientific member of the NIH Interagency Pain Research Coordinating Committee (IPRCC) and in 2020 was appointed to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) Opioid Workgroup. Having lived through her own chronic pain experience, she and her colleagues create and investigate treatments that work alongside medical pain treatments and empower individuals to have best control over their pain and symptoms. Her innovations include ultra-brief, digital, scalable, low-cost pain treatments that are widely accessible to patients.     https://bethdarnall.com

https://www.news.meredithlmg.com/general/plane-overloaded-with-cocaine-crashes-on-take-off-exposing-alleged-crime-syndicate/article_658e8fc6-9ac6-557b-9db6-bc3a6cb0ef8f.html   https://nypost.com/2020/06/25/feds-bust-gang-that-smuggled-drug-soaked-comics-into-rikers/ A light plane crashes at an illegal airfield outside Port Moresby: the plane is registered to a dead man, there is no pilot, no passengers, no cargo. Days later, the biggest drug bust in Papua New Guinea's history is made: more than 500kg of cocaine. An Australian man – in PNG without a passport – turns himself in at the high commission.  

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8xmbpb/the-deas-list-of-drug-slang-is-hilarious-and-bizarre An Oregon ballot measure to legalize the use of psilocybin in therapeutic settings has gained enough signatures to appear on the November ballot, if those signatures can be verified. Chief petitioners of Oregon Psilocybin Therapy Initiative, or Initiative Petition #34, Sheri and Tom Eckert, said Monday during a Zoom press conference that the campaign has gathered 164,782 signatures. If elections officials verify they have submitted enough valid signatures, which backers believe they have, the measure will appear on the November ballot.  

http://waronus.com/   Colleen Cowles is an attorney, an advocate, a Mom with personal experience, and author of the new book, "War On Us: How the War on Drugs and Myths About Addiction Have Created a War on All of Us". Her 15 years of research and work with clients opened her eyes to the devastating impact on health, family, safety, assets, and civil liberties of ALL citizens -- even those who've never tried an illegal drug. Colleen is former CEO of Cowles Legal Systems, a legal software company where she trained attorneys nationwide, and ultimately sold to Thomson/Reuters. She applies that expertise in an online course entitled "Protecting Your A$$et$ When Addiction Finds Your Family". Colleen's goal is to protect all of our families from dysfunctional drug policy that's killing people and destroying lives, creating government sanctioned stigma, and escalating the addiction, overdose and mass-incarceration epidemic. Her work also helps those who struggle with substance use disorder, and those who love them. Colleen speaks at corporate, public, and university events, and is a frequent radio and TV guest expert on topics related to criminal justice reform and substance use disorder. Colleen's extensive experience and practical insights into this urgently important topic bring objectivity and solutions to a topic that, for too long, has been approached emotionally, ignoring science, medicine, and history of what DOES work.

http://electcervantez.com/     Joe's experiences after the loss of his parents tested him at an early age and taught him to be independent and resourceful. Realizing the importance of an education, and in order to break free from his situation, Joe attended Southern Illinois University where he concentrated in the study of Criminal Justice and History, receiving a bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts. The son of a World War II and Korean War veteran, Joe felt compelled to enlist in the United States Marine Corps Reserve during college. He enlisted at the Carbondale, Illinois Office and attended boot camp at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, California. Shortly after the devastating attacks on September 11, 2001, Joe re-enlisted and volunteered to serve as a Marine Infantryman, deploying in 2003, 2004, and again in 2007 and 2008. He honorably served with America's finest as an Infantry Squad Leader, Platoon Sergeant, and Platoon Commander, among other billets, in the Al Anbar Province of Iraq. Joe has been recognized by his superiors for his outstanding service as a Marine including a report when they reported, ” I have seen this Marine against our enemy and his performance was inspirational.” Among other ribbons, medals and awards, Joe was awarded multiple Navy Achievement Medals and a Combat Action Ribbon. Subsequently, Joe accepted a position as a NATO Weapons Advisor and Trainer, traveling extensively through Afghanistan and working closely with U.S. and Afghan troops as well as many other international military and civilian professionals. In 2010, Joe placed a hold on his career and began his legal education at Southern Illinois University School of Law in Carbondale, Illinois.  Joe volunteered as a legal advocate with Domestic Violence Clinic and with the Land of Lincoln in Carbondale, Illinois. After Graduation, Attorney Cervantez was hired by Charles Garnatti, as an Assistant State's Attorney with the Williamson County State's Attorney's Office. He stayed on to work for Williamson County State's Attorney Brandon Zanotti. Later, he was asked to head the juvenile docket for the Saline County State's Attorney's Office. Joe is now a partner at the Law Firm of Tetzlaff, Cervantez & Associates, P.C., a general practice law firm with four attorneys. The group specializes in Criminal Law, DUI, Family, Divorce, and Municipal Law. Joe is a certified and approved Guardian Ad Litem and Mediator in the 1st Circuit and he often does pro bono work for veterans and has been a long standing advocate for Diversion and Veteran Court programs.       My time as a juvenile shaped my life in ways that made me think about criminal justice issues since before I can remember. Later, as a prosecutor, and a defense attorney, I realized that center to true criminal justice reform is the office of the State's Attorney. The state's attorney is not just a prosecutor. The State's Attorney is a community leader and a manager, central to criminal justice policy and ultimately responsible for the safety of the community. The system is meant to be fair and just, but often, policies of the past negatively affect the fundamental fairness of our system. We need to change outdated policies of the past, help build a safer community and advocate for victims, families, and children because they deserve a modern, efficient, and fair criminal justice system. I'd like to use my life experience to lead this discussion in our community I can't wait to get to work for the people of Jackson County to increase safety, support victims and their families, advocate for our children, deliver accountability to violent offenders, and ensure that our justice system is fair, efficient, and just for everyone.    

Resources for the episode https://filtermag.org/oregon-decrim-ip44/   https://www.marijuanamoment.net/lazy-stoner-stereotype-smashed-by-study-finding-marijuana-consumers-exercise-more/     https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/marijuana-social-withdrawal-study   https://www.koco.com/article/smugglers-busted-carrying-145-pounds-of-meth-on-an-ultralight-aircraft-1/33306470#  

Please join us in the story of Nick Cano ( AKA Lost Boys Cano) This San Jose native has an amazing story of strength and perseverance, we talk about every drug under the sun ......except CBD that will be next episode! Follow him on all forms of social media @LostBoysCano.

Claudia Merandi, is the founder of the national "Don't Punish Pain Rally Organization". Claudia, a retired court reporter/self published author is from East Providence, Rhode Island.  As a person living with severe Crohn's Disease since a child, she witnessed first-hand the challenges a person with pain encounters when trying to obtain adequate pain management. Claudia, in 2017, created the Don't Punish Pain Rally organization focusing on organizing protests/rallies throughout the country for people with pain who could no longer access pain management due to the 2016 CDC opioid prescribing guidelines. She started with five members. Today, there's thousand of members across the country. There's chapters in Canada, Australia, and the UK. Today, Claudia works with doctors, throughout the country, who have been targeted unfairly by governmental agencies and medical boards. She can be reached at cmerandi1@cox.net.        

https://decriminalizenature.org/    

https://www.kentmorrell2020.com/ @kent_morrell   https://www.thedoctorpatientforum.com/   https://dontpunishpainrally.com/

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/nixon-drug-war-racist_n_56f16a0ae4b03a640a6bbda1?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAKSS3FcsX50VX192mtwC3q6a0B2Xi0PnDXNCvotTZFH5_4iup-140GfIhujiaQwWqG2nkBirDV1Z-si62DiXoa9mhavboR4usdz81kakIe2QC2LE_LeCeETs7o8wDz7LWbEZToUy70Q94sd8poUSbyXgyj675EEdd5KlM1M_70Am   An eye-opening remark from a former aide to President Richard Nixon pulls back the curtain on the true motivation of the United States' war on drugs. John Ehrlichman, who served 18 months in prison for his central role in the Watergate scandal, was Nixon's chief domestic advisor when the president announced the “war on drugs” in 1971. The administration cited a high death toll and the negative social impacts of drugs to justify expanding federal drug control agencies. Doing so set the scene for decades of socially and economically disastrous policies. Journalist Dan Baum wrote in the April cover story of Harper's about how he interviewed Ehrlichman in 1994 while working on a book about drug prohibition. Ehrlichman provided some shockingly honest insight into the motives behind the drug war. From Harper's:   “You want to know what this was really all about?” he asked with the bluntness of a man who, after public disgrace and a stretch in federal prison, had little left to protect. “The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I'm saying? We knew we couldn't make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were   In other words, the intense racial targeting that's become synonymous with the drug war wasn't an unintended side effect ― it was the whole point. The quote kicks off Baum's “Legalize It All,” the cover story for Harper's April 2016 issue. Read the whole article, which is a comprehensive argument for drug legalization, here.   Baum explained to The Huffington Post why he didn't include the quote in his 1996 book, Smoke and Mirrors: The War on Drugs and the Politics of Failure. “There are no authorial interviews in [Smoke and Mirrors] at all; it's written to put the reader in the room as events transpire,” Baum said in an email. “Therefore, the quote didn't fit. It did change all the reporting I did for the book, though, and changed the way I worked thereafter.” The quote does, however, appear in the 2012 book The Moment, a collection of “life-changing stories” from writers and artists. Baum also talked to HuffPost about why Ehrlichman would confess such a thing in such blunt terms. “It taught me that people are often eager to unburden themselves, once they no longer have a dog in the fight,” Baum said. “The interviewer needs to be patient sometimes, and needs to ask the right way. But people will often be incredibly honest if given the chance.” UPDATE: 3/25 ― Three of John Ehrlichman's former colleagues have disavowed the quote attributed to him, questioning whether he said it and suggesting that if he did, he may have been making a sarcastic comment. They also disputed the idea that the war on drugs was racially motivated. Read their whole response here.  https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/27/health/johnson-and-johnson-opioids-oklahoma.html  

Claudia Merandi,  is the founder of the national "Don't Punish Pain Rally Organization". Claudia, a retired court reporter/self published author is from East Providence, Rhode Island.  As a person living with severe Crohn's Diisease since a child, she witnessed first-hand the challenges a person with pain encounters when trying to obtain adequate pain management. Claudia, in 2017, created the Don't Punish Pain Rally organization focusing on organizing protests/rallies throughout the country for people with pain who could no longer access pain management due to the 2016 CDC opioid prescribing guidelines. She started with five members. Today, there's thousand of members across the country. There's chapters in Canada, Australia, and the UK. Today, Claudia works with doctors, throughout the country, who have been targeted unfairly by governmental agencies and medical boards. She can be reached at cmerandi1@cox.net.   Dan Laird, M.D. has 20 years of experience as a medical doctor and an anesthesiologist. He is board certified by the National Board of Medical Examiners and the American Board of Anesthesiology. Dr. Laird grew up in south central Idaho not far from the border town of Jackpot, Nevada. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Idaho, obtaining a bachelor's degree in vertebrate zoology with highest honors. He then attended medical school at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle, receiving honors recognition in several basic science and clinical courses. Following medical school, he remained at the University of Washington School of Medicine for a three year residency in anesthesiology, followed by a fellowship in interventional and non-interventional pain management. Following several years in private practice, Dr. Laird returned to Seattle as a faculty member of the University of Washington School of Medicine. Dr. Laird is also a licensed attorney and worked for several years as the physician risk manager of a large hospital system in the Pacific Northwest. He has served on numerous hospital committees and has held several offices in medical organizations, including president of the Nevada State Society of Anesthesiologists and Chair of the Board of Directors of the nation's largest medical specialty political action committee. Throughout his career, patient safety and well being have been the central focus of his clinical interactions with patients.

https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cannabis/20/05/16046911/study-cannabis-could-prevent-covid-19-infection Researchers specializing in infectious disease at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada are turning to cannabis as they build a new COVID-19 virus vaccine candidate. The research team says that a plant-based antigen may be easier to produce commercially on a broad scale than animal-based antigens. Zyus Life Sciences, a medical cannabis company based out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, will determine if cannabis-based compounds can play a role in the fight against the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Last year, the company received its license from Health Canada to develop cannabis-based medical products. Zyus Life Sciences partnered with the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization-International Vaccine Centre (VIDO-InterVac) at the University of Saskatchewan in an effort to develop proteins for a vaccine candidate using the cannabis plant. It is one of many efforts in the race for a viable vaccine. Given the cornucopia of drugs that are being examined in the quest for a COVID-19 “cure”—including everything from hydroxychloroquine to the drug remdesivir—inevitably researchers turned to cannabis as a potential building block for a viable vaccine candidate as well. How It Works “We had a protein platform that we've been working on for a number of years prior to being in the cannabis space…” Zyus CEO Brent Zettl told Global News. “I asked [our team] the question, ‘do you think that we could produce a vaccine of this type of protein using our other plant system?' And they didn't really see why not.”  Zettle went on to explain that his team is working with two types of different compounds. One is made using a cannabis plant and another one is made using a different plant. The compounds are used to produce a protein that can be used for a COVID-19 vaccine candidate. “The genetic information that VIDO-InterVac has developed to find the actual antigen that would work as a vaccine—that's actually a strand of protein. So then we take that DNA and we actually then design it in a plant and then the plant itself can manufacture that same protein,” Zettl added. According to Zettl, plant-based compounds can potentially be more effective than animal-based compounds because of plants' ability to clone proteins easier. Plants are surprisingly efficient at manufacturing proteins. Plant-based compounds are better for large-scale operation capacity. In addition, plant-based proteins could be more appealing to an increasingly vegan population in the U.S. Dr. Paul Hodgson, a senior manager with VIDO-InterVac, told CBC News that no one really knows what a final vaccine candidate will be, this early in the early stages of investigation. But with every vaccine trial, we know more about the virus and how it may be thwarted. Anti-Vaxxer Implications As anti-vaxxers gain dominance on platforms like Facebook—the efficacy of vaccines for the novel coronavirus COVID-19 is likely to be disputed. A large number of anti-vaxxers already oppose any kind of COVID-19 vaccine, according to CTV News. But the teams at VIDO-InterVac and Zyus Life Sciences could be potentially on to something groundbreaking, which could produce yet another benefit from the cannabis plant. The CBD community, for instance, often overlaps with the anti-vaxxer community. In the past, VIDO-InterVac previously produced two animal-based coronavirus vaccines, one for cattle and another for pigs. The company holds title as the first lab in Canada to have a vaccine candidate for animal testing, according to CBC News. VIDO-InterVac's lab  received a 23 million-dollar grant in federal fundinglast March to aid its COVID-19-related research. Judging by the research lab's long list of achievements in the past, VIDO-InterVac could be onto something once again. A purified vaccine protein could be ready by the end of August, representatives of VIDO-InterVac said. That's when enough of the protein discovered by VIDO-InterVac will likely be extracted. In the U.S., the race for a vaccine is in full throttle. Dr. Anthony Fauci, longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, recently told a Senate panel that  U.S. research teams are likely to find a viable vaccine, but not in time for the school year.  Other companies are also looking into other avenues for potential drugs to treat the effects of COVID-19, such as a team of researchers at the University of Lethbridge. In that study, some cannabis extracts reduced viral receptor activity in artificial human tissue—significantly. Researchers in Israel are also exploring how cannabis compounds could help to repair tissues damaged by COVID-19. CBD's known anti-inflammatory properties make it appealing to scientists.  Cannabis components could prove to be useful for both vaccine candidates and other types of drugs meant to alleviate symptoms. In the race for a vaccine for the virus that causes COVID-19, more possibilities are likely to emerge involving the cannabis plant.  

We talk about the rights that have been robbed from us because of the war on drugs. so we give our Recap of the Bill of Rights and also we go deeper on CBD and the reason it works .Check us out at www.happylifeherbals.com and put in code summer2020 for an 11% discount on entire order.   Twitter @dailyaddictshow  

https://www.americankratom.org https://dontpunishpainrally.com/ https://www.thedoctorpatientforum.com/ What's Kratom? Kratom is a tropical tree native to Southeast Asia with leaves that can have psychotropic effects. Six states and Washington, D.C. have banned kratom, but it is legal in most of the U.S. and is easy to order on the internet.  Most people take kratom as a pill or capsule. Some people chew kratom leaves or brew the dried or powdered leaves as a tea. Two compounds in kratom leaves, mitragynine and 7-α-hydroxymitragynine, interact with opioid receptors in the brain, producing sedation, pleasure, and decreased pain. Mitragynine can also interact with other receptor systems in the brain to produce stimulant effects. Reported health effects of kratom use include nausea, sweating, seizures and psychotic symptoms. Some commercial forms of kratom have been laced with other compounds that have caused deaths. Some users have reported becoming addicted to kratom. There is no known treatment or behavioral therapy to treat kratom addiction.  

Yup you got that right the illuminati is drafting members.We (DAVE) had a little fun but if either one of us comes up missing then you know why.We also cover the endocannabinoid system. Please visit us for your CBD needs www.happylifeherbals.com   From Wiki: The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a biological system composed of endocannabinoids, which are [1][2] during [3] various activity of immune system,[4][5][6] Two primary cannabinoid receptors have been identified: [7][8] It is also known to be a [9] THC is desired to be used with CBD in order to counteract the side-effects of the first.[10] Just to verify certain things Mot it be             Can I have your website where you operate?       Tue 5:14 PM Yes she will answer your questions. Heed the warning       Tue 5:16 PM     Can I get her contact to talk to her?             Our purpose now is to dish out frauds concerning the illuminati brotherhood.       Tue 5:17 PM       Hello       Tue 5:18 PM Are you accusing us as fraud!?!       Tue 5:21 PM     No             I just said we are doing some checks       Tue 5:22 PM You shall receive a grievance against you soon.       Tue 5:22 PM         MOT JUSTE       Tue 5:22 PM And who are you to check? Who gave you this power? We are Canada you shall not proceed with any more interrogations with me       Tue 5:23 PM     You are not Canada But Canadian             Org are made up of many members and you don't decide as a person.       Tue 5:24 PM       Hello       Tue 5:28 PM I'll have my secretary call you what's your number?       Tue 7:35 PM   Hello?       Wed 5:49 PM         What?       Yesterday, 7:08 AM        

A Wisconsin anesthesiologist joins the crew in an interview with none other than Claudia Merandi. We cover the whole story from how the DEA over reach really started to the possible solutions to help fix this broken system.     Claudia Merandi, 51, is the founder of the national "Don't Punish Pain Rally Organization". Claudia, a retired court reporter/self published author is from East Providence, Rhode Island.  As a person living with severe Crohn's Disease since a child, she witnessed first-hand the challenges a person with pain encounters when trying to obtain adequate pain management. Claudia, in 2017, created the Don't Punish Pain Rally organization focusing on organizing protests/rallies throughout the country for people with pain who could no longer access pain management due to the 2016 CDC opioid prescribing guidelines. She started with five members. Today, there's thousand of members across the country. There's chapters in Canada, Australia, and the UK. Today, Claudia works with doctors, throughout the country, who have been targeted unfairly by governmental agencies and medical boards. She can be reached at cmerandi1@cox.net.    

This episode features this compelling story of how Christian was caught up in the criminal justice system and received a ridiculous prison sentence for basically being at the wrong place at the wrong time. Please listen and support Christians fight by sharing this story with as many people that you can. You can follow Tina on twitter @tinareichert7 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/as-coronavirus-shuts-down-new-york-city-business-is-booming-for-drug-dealers-who-deliver     https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/u-s-probe-mexican-drug-cartel-yields-750-arrests-n1156246     https://www.chronicleonline.com/news/crime_and_courts/sheriff-s-office-busts-clandestine-meth-lab/article_83e2125a-78f5-11ea-8b8d-cbddbcb1e509.html   https://www.thedailybeast.com/as-coronavirus-shuts-down-new-york-city-business-is-booming-for-drug-dealers-who-deliver            

Andrew DeAngelo is a unique leader with a proven track record of making visionary social change and business innovations operational. During his almost 13-year tenure at Harborside he has pioneered legal cannabis business processes, and provided political engagement and thought leadership to the cannabis community.   Andrew led the design and development of gold-standard cannabis retail by innovating many “firsts” for the industry, including introducing CBD medicines to heal severely epileptic children (as documented in Discovery Channel's Weed Wars in 2011), implementing the first lab-testing program in the history of cannabis dispensing, creating child-resistant packaging for edibles, standardizing inventory tracking, initiating senior outreach, and successfully preventing the federal government from seizing Harborside in forfeiture actions against the company in 2012.   Andrew graduated with honors from Chapman University with a B.F.A degree in Communications/Theatre. He began his political career as an activist while studying for his M.F.A in acting at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Over two decades as an activist, Andrew worked on a variety of voter initiatives which legalized medical and adult use cannabis in San Francisco, Washington D.C, and the State of California. As an actor, Andrew starred at the 1997 Sundance International Film Festival in the feature film Mary Jane's Not A Virgin Anymore and on national television shows like Superior Court and Homicide: Life on the Street as well as dozens of plays all over the country. He also starred in Discovery Channel's reality television series Weed Wars in 2011-12. Andrew has also been a professor of acting at Chapman University and has offered cannabis business training on Green Flower Media. As a speaker, Andrew has appeared at the MJBusiness Daily Conference in Las Vegas, NCIA Conferences in Chicago/Boston/San Jose and the U.S Cannabis Conference in Miami.   https://andrewdeangelo.com/   https://www.lastprisonerproject.org/

This is the live stream recorded on Easter Sunday 4/12/20 with special guest Claudia Merandi (https://www.thedoctorpatientforum.com/) attorney Ron Chapman https://www.chapmanlawgroup.com/attorney/ronaldchapman/ They both field questions from callers and discuss what doctors can do to protect themselves from prosecution for helping pain patience. Tim and Dave host the program and offer additional insight on how the war on doctors is really a bigger part of the war on drugs. Check out our sponsor www.happylifeherbals.com  and put DAP in he discount code to receive free shipping! 

We discuss the DEA-FBI-DOJ trying to shut down the cartel in the US. All the cannabis prisoners there is the Last Prisoner Project who is fighting to get ALL federal prisoners released!!

We cover the sad story of mad man Rodrigo Duterte Who murders his own people, commits crimes of humanity and the U.N. does nothing!!  Duterte was elected president of the Philippines in 2016 on the strength of a campaign that promised execution of drug dealers and other criminals. So far his war on crime has already resulted in the killing of thousands of people across the archipelago country. Duterte's raw and vulgar vocabulary keeps him in the headlines: he called Obama "son of a whore" and has used homophobic slurs to describe opponents.

Stay safe and healthy out there, thanks you for bringing us into your lives by listening and supporting the DAP. The war on the war on drugs continues....

Finally we were able to get together and catch up on the latest drug war news. Take care of yourself and be safe.

We called in to Ralphs live show and he was a most gracious host. Big shot out to Ralph!! Check him out you will love this guys content! He has a live mix every weekend and its stellar!

Tim and Dave cover the latest stories on drug sniffing K9s and the one of the biggest busts 600 lbs of meth in Texas. 

Tim and Dave cover the stories of the war on drugs in America and abroad.

As always ,Claudia brings us up to speed on the horrific war on chronic pain patients.And we get introduced to Dr.Feldman, who has a mission to move to Washington and take on the politicians  who made this mess in the first place.

We talk with our good Irish buddy Steve-o. Hes an old school drug war veteran that talks about the effects of the war on drugs in Ireland. 

Tim and Dave talk about the longest drug tunnel ever discovered along the US/Mexican border. Amongst other fascinating drug war facts and follies. Please give us a shout on Friday nights live podcast 5 PM eastern time zone.Also we announced our lucky pottle winner as well as an update on all the DAP news!!

Name one thing the last 4 presidents have in common? They failed us on the War on Drugs.Check out our breakdown.

We are here to communicate the status of Claudia's Bill as well as take calls and questions from the audience. Also the Dr. Patient forum and how to get a rally going in your state.We talked about CBD,Kratom, and Medical Marijuana.

This episode we talk about my Tims struggle with pain after surgery and the Houston Police get whats coming to them.

Hey everyone this was a pop up live stream with Claudia about the DPP movement and the next ralley. Guests called in and gave their take. Good Stuff!

Our guest this episode is Audi from cannaknow.  A non profit organization that raises money for cannabis research.

This episode we talk about the drug busts that happen on some of the busiest corridors in the world.... International bridges Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/theDAP)