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This week on Thoughts Off The Stem I'm reviewing a brand new product. Kactus Kutter! And I'm smoking purple Kush by Versus. An Indica at 22.6% thc. The high is more like a 30. Since i got my hands on two new products I figured why not dedicate this sesh to the ultimate review sesh! This may have been the most geeked out episode of the podcast. What can you do? I love weed. There's bound to be a couple proper review sesh's every know and then. It's like stoner christmas, my favourite strain purple kush and a new toy from the folks at Kactus Kutter. Still can't believe they came through. What is Kactus Kutter you ask? It's a portable, wireless, rechargeable grinder, with a unidirectional sword style grinding mechanism. It features a static free collection compartment, which means more of what you want gets in the bowl. Since there's less mess clean up is quick and easy. Grinding's a b*tch! Don't do it. Let Kactus Kutter do it. It's a Tsunami of swards ninja-fying you nugs! Elevate you grinding game and your sesh with Kactus kutter! Don't forget to visit Tots420.com for the catalogue of Seshisodes.
Independent artist: FUNKBOIII DC with Purple KushWebsite: https://funkboiii.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGa59Q-YeG4Instagram: www.instagram.com/funkboiiii/Twitter: https://twitter.com/funkboiiiHosts: Peter Cabral: www.instagram.com/cabralphotography/?hl=enNick Cabral: www.instagram.com/nickcabral37/Producer: Darryn Arndt: www.instagram.com/darrynarndt/Theme song: by Braden Mutch www.instagram.com/braden_mutch/www.facebook.com/bradenmutchmusicJust Hit Play playlistsSpotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4BWn1zZb6nMgWTcDb6oACdAmazon music playlist: music.amazon.com.au/user-playlists/042b09105bba4cba9c7e1e68e97b549ea0u0?ref=dm_sh_6GpilHGYnF4IQXe9x1ZBJ388RInstagram: www.instagram.com/justhitplaypodcast/Facebook: www.facebook.com/JusthitplaypodcastEmail: justhitplay7300@gmail.com
Aesthetically beautiful with a strong punch, Purple Kush seeds are a legend. It managed to make a name in the cannabis seeds industry despite the tight competition. A versatile all-star cultivar, the Purple Kush weed is sought after by growers and smokers alike.
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The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-464 – Coach Chris Twiggs (Audio: link) audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4464.mp3] Link MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Chris' other show à Zero Prostate Cancer 2021 Boston - Intro: Hello my friends and welcome to episode 4-464 of the RunRunLive Podcast. Let's see if I can get this one out on time! Today we have the legendary coach Chris Twiggs on for a chat. I met Coach Twiggs down at the Bird in Hand Half Marathon. He is the head coach for Jeff Galloway's running program. Chris is a high-level marathoner and ultramarathoner in his own right, and it was interesting to me to compare and contrast the Galloway athletes that he coaches to the traditional training modalities. The net-net of it is that runners, whether they are the elites, the age groupers, the 100-mile-a-weekers, the casual athletes, the back of the packers – we are all as passionate about our sport and as curious about our training. And in section one, since we have a lot of new runners in the world these days, with basic questions, … I'm going to give you piece on how to get started from scratch. But – what you're going to be really excited about is that I'll start you out with a garden update and an Ollie update. Here's why. When I meet folks who have listened to my podcast, this podcast, do you know what they ask me? What they want to know? Is it about training tips? Is it about race adventures? No. They want to know how my garden is doing. And they want to know about Ollie my crazy border collie. So, I'm going to lean in! First the garden. It was an interesting year. We had some successes and some not-so-successes. My tomatoes struggled because there was an epidemic of some sort of tomato disease this year in my area that caused all the leaves to turn brown and wither – they call it “Tomato Blight”. It's because the weather has been so wet and gloomy this summer. I feel like I'm living in Seattle. Basically, you have to plan any outdoor activity around the next rains storm. It's not a 100% bad thing. Lawns are nice and green. I never had to water. As a matter of fact, I mixed up a bucket of fertilizer-water in June and have not had to refill it. The rain just keeps topping it off as I use it. I did get some splendid heirloom tomatoes. These nice golden tomatoes with red veins that were incredibly scrumptious with a little goat cheese. Yummy. It wasn't a total loss. Yvonne made me plant onions, even though I told her onions don't grow in my garden, and they didn't. I also had a fun experiment where I planted a bunch of old, sprouted potatoes in my compost bin. They grew like gangbusters, until something discovered how yummy they were and ate them all up. The composting process is amazing with all this rain. It turned 4 feet of leaves and waste into a foot of soil that I'll get to spread next year. I had a very robust crop of peas. So much so that I just gave up on harvesting them after a couple weeks. They are a pain to shell. Same with the Beans. I harvested a couple times but ran out of energy. Same with the red raspberries that are now in their second fruiting, and I can't keep up. I had a great crop of lettuces early again because of all the rain, which was great, except for having to share them with slugs. I had a good crop oof kale until the worms got them. I had an outstanding crop of green squash and zucchini. Barely kept up for all of June and July. My herbs were all very stout. I especially enjoyed the invasive mint plants this year for making tea in my home office. I got a fair amount of cucumbers. And a reasonable amount of these yellow semi-hot peppers. But, my real successes were zinnias and sunflowers. I had never before been able to grow a single sunflower. The chipmunks love the seeds and dig them out. I tried putting chicken wire down and they got through that. I tried sprouting them first but they just ate the sprouts. This year I built a little hot-house frame and grew them in peat pots. I let them get a foot tall before planting the whole pot into the garden. Sunflowers don't like to be transplanted so you have to plant the whole pot. These sunflowers were the Russian Giant variety and they got 8 feet tall and had great big happy flowers. I have now harvested them and will see if I can get some seeds to eat. The zinnias were a mistake. My daughter started them and gave them to me thinking they were peppers. But they were zinnias, they grew to be six feet tall and are covered with flowers. Orange, pink, red – just wonderful to cut and bring in the house for a little liveliness of décor in the kitchen. Now, I will present to you my other reasonable success this year. First I'll tell you a story. In the book “ he tells the story of the establishment of the modern state of Israel. When the settlers were establishing the first Kibbutz, they raised pigs. Since pigs are not kosher, when they talked about the pigs or listed them in inventory they referred to them as “Turkeys”. Which brings me to my last reasonable success on my garden. My Columbian Tomatoes. Now I used to grow the old varieties of these Columbian tomatoes, back in the 70's when it was illegal to do so. Now in Massachusetts the Columbian Tomatoes are legal to grow for personal purposes. I bought 20 seeds of a variety of these tomatoes, whimsically called “Purple Kush”. Don't get me wrong, I don't eat these tomatoes anymore, I just like to grow them. About 15 of them sprouted. I gave 10 away to friends. I planted 5 in my garden. 2 survived. But, here we are at the end of September and they are quite vigorous. They are like little Christmas trees. About 3-4 feet tall and you can smell them 20 feet away. I'm not going to try to bring them inside the house. I'll harvest them when the frost is approaching and hang them in my attic to dry. If any of you out there have a hankering for Columbian Tomato casserole send me a note. I hear they make excellent baked goods. Oh – and apples. I've got a tree full of apples. I've made apple sauce. I'm eating 6 apples a day. I'm going to turn into an apple. That's your garden update. How was it? Everything you hoped it would be? OK – In section two I'm going to talk about the supply chain because it's on the top of everyone's mind. But – like I said – in section one I'll talk about starting from scratch. Here's the thing. I told you I'm doing a fitness project at work. I leaned in. Because of that I'm getting these types of questions. And it's fun and rewarding to be able to answer them. By leaning in I'm getting rewarded. Find something you can lean in on and see what comes back to you as a result! On with the show! About Zero ZERO — The End of Prostate Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. Link to my ZERO page: (for Donations) … I'll remind you that the RunRunLive podcast is ad free and listener supported. What does that mean? It means you don't have to listen to me trying to sound sincere about Stamps.com or Audible.. (although, fyi, my MarathonBQ book is on audible) We do have a membership option where you can become a member and as a special thank you, you will get access to member's only audio. There are book reviews, odd philosophical thoughts, zombie stories and I curate old episodes for you to listen to. I recently added that guy who cut off is foot so he could keep training and my first call with Geoff Galloway. “Curated” means I add some introductory comments and edit them up a bit. So anyhow – become a member so I can keep paying my bills. … The RunRunLive podcast is Ad Free and listener supported. Section One – Starting from scratch - … Chris Twiggs Chris Twiggs As Chief Training Officer at Galloway Training, Chris Twiggs has mentored and coached thousands of runners in local Galloway Training Programs, Galloway Customized Training Plans, and Galloway Charity Partners. Chris is an RRCA Certified Coach, Boston Marathon Qualifier, Ironman distance triathlete, and accomplished ultra-runner (15x Hardrock 100 finisher). He serves on the board of The DONNA Foundation, helping to put on the nation's only marathon dedicated to finishing breast cancer. He also works with dozens of races around the country to provide Galloway Pacers, helping to run/walk/run participants to the finish line with smiles on their faces. Twitter - @Ctwiggs Instagram - @christwiggs Email - Section Two – Supply Chain - Outro Ok my friends we have run-walked through the end of episode 4-464 of the RunRunLive Podcast. Quick updates for you. My Apocalypse podcast is in it's second season and doing well. I'm having a lot of fun with that. I haven't been running, but I have been volunteering for races. I volunteered for Wapack and last weekend the local 5K. Funny story. The race director is a local guy, used to be the track coach and a pretty good IronMan. When I saw the email I responded that I could help out. And, of course, since he knows me, he ended up putting me in charge of the course marshals! Remember what I told you. Somewhere near you is a local race that needs your help. So, that was fun. I promised an Ollie Wollie update. We've been through 4 session at K9 now. Both my wife and I are going which is great. He's doing really well. One of the best things is that he's learned to wait at the door for me to go through it and give him the release command. He's a lot better on the lease. He sits and stays very well. They don't do treat training at K9. They are all about the Martingale collar, which is a choke collar. You correct the dog by giving them a pop on the choke collar. It doesn't hurt the dog, but it gets his attention. He's doing great and I think it's giving him confidence. I had him out in some pretty busy places today and he responded well. Next week We have a conversation with Murray, one of our runner friends, who is a South African, teaching English in Korea and has written a book about meditation. To take you out I'll give you an opportunity to do some good! I'm going to run-walk the virtual Boston Marathon this year for Zero the organization to end prostate cancer. Since I've got so many people in my life that have been impacted by this stupid disease. I've set up a page you can donate at. And since they let you set up a vanity URL I created one that I'm quite proud of And I'm going to put it here at the end of the show so you can go there and do it now. Even if you've just come in from your run, and you're all sweaty, and you can't sit donw at the computer without ruining the chair. Grab a towel. Think about all the dads and brother and friends. And click that link. And I'll see you out there. My Apocalypse show -> MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Rachel -> Coach Jeff ->
The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-464 – Coach Chris Twiggs (Audio: link) audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4464.mp3] Link MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Chris' other show à Zero Prostate Cancer 2021 Boston - Intro: Hello my friends and welcome to episode 4-464 of the RunRunLive Podcast. Let's see if I can get this one out on time! Today we have the legendary coach Chris Twiggs on for a chat. I met Coach Twiggs down at the Bird in Hand Half Marathon. He is the head coach for Jeff Galloway's running program. Chris is a high-level marathoner and ultramarathoner in his own right, and it was interesting to me to compare and contrast the Galloway athletes that he coaches to the traditional training modalities. The net-net of it is that runners, whether they are the elites, the age groupers, the 100-mile-a-weekers, the casual athletes, the back of the packers – we are all as passionate about our sport and as curious about our training. And in section one, since we have a lot of new runners in the world these days, with basic questions, … I'm going to give you piece on how to get started from scratch. But – what you're going to be really excited about is that I'll start you out with a garden update and an Ollie update. Here's why. When I meet folks who have listened to my podcast, this podcast, do you know what they ask me? What they want to know? Is it about training tips? Is it about race adventures? No. They want to know how my garden is doing. And they want to know about Ollie my crazy border collie. So, I'm going to lean in! First the garden. It was an interesting year. We had some successes and some not-so-successes. My tomatoes struggled because there was an epidemic of some sort of tomato disease this year in my area that caused all the leaves to turn brown and wither – they call it “Tomato Blight”. It's because the weather has been so wet and gloomy this summer. I feel like I'm living in Seattle. Basically, you have to plan any outdoor activity around the next rains storm. It's not a 100% bad thing. Lawns are nice and green. I never had to water. As a matter of fact, I mixed up a bucket of fertilizer-water in June and have not had to refill it. The rain just keeps topping it off as I use it. I did get some splendid heirloom tomatoes. These nice golden tomatoes with red veins that were incredibly scrumptious with a little goat cheese. Yummy. It wasn't a total loss. Yvonne made me plant onions, even though I told her onions don't grow in my garden, and they didn't. I also had a fun experiment where I planted a bunch of old, sprouted potatoes in my compost bin. They grew like gangbusters, until something discovered how yummy they were and ate them all up. The composting process is amazing with all this rain. It turned 4 feet of leaves and waste into a foot of soil that I'll get to spread next year. I had a very robust crop of peas. So much so that I just gave up on harvesting them after a couple weeks. They are a pain to shell. Same with the Beans. I harvested a couple times but ran out of energy. Same with the red raspberries that are now in their second fruiting, and I can't keep up. I had a great crop of lettuces early again because of all the rain, which was great, except for having to share them with slugs. I had a good crop oof kale until the worms got them. I had an outstanding crop of green squash and zucchini. Barely kept up for all of June and July. My herbs were all very stout. I especially enjoyed the invasive mint plants this year for making tea in my home office. I got a fair amount of cucumbers. And a reasonable amount of these yellow semi-hot peppers. But, my real successes were zinnias and sunflowers. I had never before been able to grow a single sunflower. The chipmunks love the seeds and dig them out. I tried putting chicken wire down and they got through that. I tried sprouting them first but they just ate the sprouts. This year I built a little hot-house frame and grew them in peat pots. I let them get a foot tall before planting the whole pot into the garden. Sunflowers don't like to be transplanted so you have to plant the whole pot. These sunflowers were the Russian Giant variety and they got 8 feet tall and had great big happy flowers. I have now harvested them and will see if I can get some seeds to eat. The zinnias were a mistake. My daughter started them and gave them to me thinking they were peppers. But they were zinnias, they grew to be six feet tall and are covered with flowers. Orange, pink, red – just wonderful to cut and bring in the house for a little liveliness of décor in the kitchen. Now, I will present to you my other reasonable success this year. First I'll tell you a story. In the book “ he tells the story of the establishment of the modern state of Israel. When the settlers were establishing the first Kibbutz, they raised pigs. Since pigs are not kosher, when they talked about the pigs or listed them in inventory they referred to them as “Turkeys”. Which brings me to my last reasonable success on my garden. My Columbian Tomatoes. Now I used to grow the old varieties of these Columbian tomatoes, back in the 70's when it was illegal to do so. Now in Massachusetts the Columbian Tomatoes are legal to grow for personal purposes. I bought 20 seeds of a variety of these tomatoes, whimsically called “Purple Kush”. Don't get me wrong, I don't eat these tomatoes anymore, I just like to grow them. About 15 of them sprouted. I gave 10 away to friends. I planted 5 in my garden. 2 survived. But, here we are at the end of September and they are quite vigorous. They are like little Christmas trees. About 3-4 feet tall and you can smell them 20 feet away. I'm not going to try to bring them inside the house. I'll harvest them when the frost is approaching and hang them in my attic to dry. If any of you out there have a hankering for Columbian Tomato casserole send me a note. I hear they make excellent baked goods. Oh – and apples. I've got a tree full of apples. I've made apple sauce. I'm eating 6 apples a day. I'm going to turn into an apple. That's your garden update. How was it? Everything you hoped it would be? OK – In section two I'm going to talk about the supply chain because it's on the top of everyone's mind. But – like I said – in section one I'll talk about starting from scratch. Here's the thing. I told you I'm doing a fitness project at work. I leaned in. Because of that I'm getting these types of questions. And it's fun and rewarding to be able to answer them. By leaning in I'm getting rewarded. Find something you can lean in on and see what comes back to you as a result! On with the show! About Zero ZERO — The End of Prostate Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. Link to my ZERO page: (for Donations) … I'll remind you that the RunRunLive podcast is ad free and listener supported. What does that mean? It means you don't have to listen to me trying to sound sincere about Stamps.com or Audible.. (although, fyi, my MarathonBQ book is on audible) We do have a membership option where you can become a member and as a special thank you, you will get access to member's only audio. There are book reviews, odd philosophical thoughts, zombie stories and I curate old episodes for you to listen to. I recently added that guy who cut off is foot so he could keep training and my first call with Geoff Galloway. “Curated” means I add some introductory comments and edit them up a bit. So anyhow – become a member so I can keep paying my bills. … The RunRunLive podcast is Ad Free and listener supported. Section One – Starting from scratch - … Chris Twiggs Chris Twiggs As Chief Training Officer at Galloway Training, Chris Twiggs has mentored and coached thousands of runners in local Galloway Training Programs, Galloway Customized Training Plans, and Galloway Charity Partners. Chris is an RRCA Certified Coach, Boston Marathon Qualifier, Ironman distance triathlete, and accomplished ultra-runner (15x Hardrock 100 finisher). He serves on the board of The DONNA Foundation, helping to put on the nation's only marathon dedicated to finishing breast cancer. He also works with dozens of races around the country to provide Galloway Pacers, helping to run/walk/run participants to the finish line with smiles on their faces. Twitter - @Ctwiggs Instagram - @christwiggs Email - Section Two – Supply Chain - Outro Ok my friends we have run-walked through the end of episode 4-464 of the RunRunLive Podcast. Quick updates for you. My Apocalypse podcast is in it's second season and doing well. I'm having a lot of fun with that. I haven't been running, but I have been volunteering for races. I volunteered for Wapack and last weekend the local 5K. Funny story. The race director is a local guy, used to be the track coach and a pretty good IronMan. When I saw the email I responded that I could help out. And, of course, since he knows me, he ended up putting me in charge of the course marshals! Remember what I told you. Somewhere near you is a local race that needs your help. So, that was fun. I promised an Ollie Wollie update. We've been through 4 session at K9 now. Both my wife and I are going which is great. He's doing really well. One of the best things is that he's learned to wait at the door for me to go through it and give him the release command. He's a lot better on the lease. He sits and stays very well. They don't do treat training at K9. They are all about the Martingale collar, which is a choke collar. You correct the dog by giving them a pop on the choke collar. It doesn't hurt the dog, but it gets his attention. He's doing great and I think it's giving him confidence. I had him out in some pretty busy places today and he responded well. Next week We have a conversation with Murray, one of our runner friends, who is a South African, teaching English in Korea and has written a book about meditation. To take you out I'll give you an opportunity to do some good! I'm going to run-walk the virtual Boston Marathon this year for Zero the organization to end prostate cancer. Since I've got so many people in my life that have been impacted by this stupid disease. I've set up a page you can donate at. And since they let you set up a vanity URL I created one that I'm quite proud of And I'm going to put it here at the end of the show so you can go there and do it now. Even if you've just come in from your run, and you're all sweaty, and you can't sit donw at the computer without ruining the chair. Grab a towel. Think about all the dads and brother and friends. And click that link. And I'll see you out there. My Apocalypse show -> MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Rachel -> Coach Jeff ->
This week I am joined by AR for another random and impromptu conversation made honest by PURPLE KUSH on smelly pum pum, dirty feet & dick discernment or lack-there-of (RAW, UNFILTERED & UNEDITED)__________________________________________________FIND MY SOCIAL MEDIA:INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/thepumpumchroniclespod https://instagram.com/badass_jones_ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TPPChronicleshttps://twitter.com/thatjoneskidaj1YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS3sJxBSPSDNnSecLqVUb9AEMAIL: thepumpumchronicles@gmail.com CALL-IN LINE: (320) 270-1086 STREAMING PLATFORMS:https://pod.link/1480074196Background Beats: Tallaz519 - tallaz59teen@gmail.com ___________________________________________________Outro: Dutty Panty - Vybz Kartel
This week I am joined by AR for another random and impromptu conversation made honest by PURPLE KUSH on smelly pum pum, dirty feet & dick discernment or lack-there-of (RAW, UNFILTERED & UNEDITED)__________________________________________________FIND MY SOCIAL MEDIA:INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/thepumpumchroniclespod https://instagram.com/badass_jones_ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TPPChronicleshttps://twitter.com/thatjoneskidaj1YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS3sJxBSPSDNnSecLqVUb9AEMAIL: thepumpumchronicles@gmail.com CALL-IN LINE: (320) 270-1086 STREAMING PLATFORMS:https://pod.link/1480074196Background Beats: Tallaz519 - tallaz59teen@gmail.com ___________________________________________________Outro: Dutty Panty - Vybz Kartel
This week I am joined by AR for another random and impromptu conversation made honest by PURPLE KUSH on smelly pum pum, dirty feet & dick discernment or lack-there-of (RAW, UNFILTERED & UNEDITED)__________________________________________________FIND MY SOCIAL MEDIA:INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/thepumpumchroniclespod https://instagram.com/badass_jones_ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TPPChronicleshttps://twitter.com/thatjoneskidaj1YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS3sJxBSPSDNnSecLqVUb9AEMAIL: thepumpumchronicles@gmail.com CALL-IN LINE: (320) 270-1086 STREAMING PLATFORMS:https://pod.link/1480074196Background Beats: Tallaz519 - tallaz59teen@gmail.com ___________________________________________________Outro: Dutty Panty - Vybz Kartel
This week I am joined by AR for another random and impromptu conversation made honest by PURPLE KUSH on smelly pum pum, dirty feet & dick discernment or lack-there-of (RAW, UNFILTERED & UNEDITED)__________________________________________________FIND MY SOCIAL MEDIA:INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/thepumpumchroniclespod https://instagram.com/badass_jones_ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TPPChronicleshttps://twitter.com/thatjoneskidaj1YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS3sJxBSPSDNnSecLqVUb9AEMAIL: thepumpumchronicles@gmail.com CALL-IN LINE: (320) 270-1086 STREAMING PLATFORMS:https://pod.link/1480074196Background Beats: Tallaz519 - tallaz59teen@gmail.com ___________________________________________________Outro: Dutty Panty - Vybz Kartel
This week I am joined by AR for another random and impromptu conversation made honest by PURPLE KUSH on smelly pum pum, dirty feet & dick discernment or lack-there-of (RAW, UNFILTERED & UNEDITED) __________________________________________________ FIND MY SOCIAL MEDIA: INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/thepumpumchroniclespod https://instagram.com/badass_jones_ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TPPChronicles https://twitter.com/thatjoneskidaj1 YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS3sJxBSPSDNnSecLqVUb9A EMAIL: thepumpumchronicles@gmail.com CALL-IN LINE: (320) 270-1086 STREAMING PLATFORMS: https://pod.link/1480074196 Background Beats: Tallaz519 - tallaz59teen@gmail.com ___________________________________________________ Outro: Dutty Panty - Vybz Kartel
My idea of a pet Gorilla. Boxing, getting hit in the off button. Muscle cars, Big Dreams and a dilapidated barn. Purple Kush and this Scotch had me talking crazy, just a little. Get TOTS Merch at: teespring.com/stores/tots420 Smoking Accessories: https://www.isellglass.shop/?ref=Tots USE CODE: TOTS420 at Check Out and SAVE! #podcast #comedy #cannabis #dream
The guys continue conversation with special guest M.T. "Money Talks" . This is part 2 of last weeks show so you can only imagine what happens as the guys and M.T. get even more medicated..... So sit back and enjoy the laughs and confusion where these conversations go. The showcase strains are Forbidden Urkle and a splash of Purple Kush
The Insurance solution for the cannabis industry with David M. Kennedy, Esq. from Purple Risk Insurance Services. Purple Risk's mission is to provide superior insurance and risk management solutions to current and prospective clients in the legal cannabis industry by coupling tailored seed to sale insurance coverage and risk mitigation services while maintaining enduring relationships with our insurance industry markets. David M. Kennedy, Esq., is an insurance broker and attorney with over fifteen years of experience working with clients in risk management, coverage analysis, litigation, product development, and claims consulting. Passionate about innovation, insurance, and the plant, he launched Purple Risk to bring custom risk solutions to the cannabis industry. Their team of advisors is comprised of a diverse group of innovators with a broad depth of knowledge and experience in risk management, insurance, and legal and compliance counseling to highly-regulated industries including the cannabis industry. The name of the company is inspired by carefully cultivated cannabis with a deep purple hue that is affectionately called "purps". Renowned for high quality, potent yields known to help a myriad of health conditions from anxiety to insomnia to pain relief, the purple cannabis family includes Indica dominant varieties such as Purple Urkle, GDP, and Purple Kush. Purple Risk is dedicated to cultivating best-in-class cannabis insurance coverage and risk management services for our clients' unique business needs to help relieve the anxiety of, and exposure to, risks associated with the rapidly growing cannabis industry.
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Rob enjoys a hot mug of New York's MUD coffee and a glass bowl of Purple Kush, then talks a lot about the Allman Brothers.
Welcome back to the Diner! In the Season 2 opener DJ Century & I talk about our vacations we took over the break. Also I give Hawaiian travel tips and Century tells about the time he had a Malasada.
Cannabis strain names can get a bit … quirky (Lamb's Bread, anyone?). But without them, patients that rely on marijuana to treat ailments like pain would be lost. If you want to treat seizures, you might want ACDC—a strain that expresses almost zero THC and very high CBD, a non-psychoactive cannabinoid—and stay away from the potentially panic-inducing Ghost OG, which verges on 25 percent THC.
Smoking the legendary Purple Kush on this episode! Fun times in the Cannabis Classroom!
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For Gamers That Toke! #gamerstoke Welcome to the fourth episode of Purple Dungeon Squid, where your hosts Andy and Dank Dan talk about cannabis strains and videogames on the weekly. Today on PDSQ: + Bravely Default + Horizon: Zero Dawn + Don't Feed Your Dog Weed! + The Liquor Man Takes A Beating + Double Header Smoke Sesh! Purple Kush & Kandy Kush + Destiny Expac: Curse of Osiris Drops + Holiday Gift List for Stoners! ...and plenty more!
TRACK / ARTIST “The Magic Hour” Talib Kweli “Jungles” Med, Blu & Madlib featuring Black Shakespeare “Black Still” Scarface “Live Life” Blakface Interlude: Jimmy Kimmel on Roy Moore BG Music: “Jay Dee 51” by J Dilla” “The Difference” L’Orange feat. Blue & Elzhi “Always N Forever” C. Pitt feat. Mickey Factz “My Final Underground Song” Mr. Len x Murs “Purple Kush” Beatnick & K Salaam featuring Blu & T.E.K. “Insert Title Here” LevyGrey “Runaway Slave” Dead Prez & Outlawz “Hate Me Now” Nas feat. Puff Daddy “Break Ya Neck” Busta Rhymes “3’s Company” Snoop Dogg “Pump It Up” Joe Budden Interlude: Borat “Word from the Wise” Poor Righteous Teachers “Helpless” Ashanti & Ja Rule “Deee-Lite Theme Song” Deee-Lite “The Infamous Date Rape” A Tribe Called Quest
Fonarev - Digital Emotions # 167. Classic Mix: Danny Howells (1998) 01 New Century Soul - "Lunar Jazz" 02 Chiapet - "Tick Tock" 03 Peace Division - "Tribal Phunk" 04 Jeep Grrlz - "It Takes Me High" 05 Ataboy - "Kookaburra" 06 ID 07 Pink Bomb - "Purple Kush" 08 Bones & JP - "Kind Bud" 09 Three Drives On A Vinyl - "Greece 2000" 10 Orbital - "Are We Here?" 11 Amethyst - "Six" Радио программа «Digital Emotions ». Формат (прогрессив, транс, брейкс). Скачать эфиры и посмотреть плейлисты или подписаться на подкаст: http://fonarev.promodj.ru/podcast.xml Vladimir Fonarev www.fonarev.com www.fonarev.promodj.ru/ www.digitalemotions.ru http://www.facebook.com/FonarevVladimir http://twitter.com/Fonarev
Fonarev - Digital Emotions # 167. Classic Mix: Danny Howells (1998) 01 New Century Soul - "Lunar Jazz" 02 Chiapet - "Tick Tock" 03 Peace Division - "Tribal Phunk" 04 Jeep Grrlz - "It Takes Me High" 05 Ataboy - "Kookaburra" 06 ID 07 Pink Bomb - "Purple Kush" 08 Bones & JP - "Kind Bud" 09 Three Drives On A Vinyl - "Greece 2000" 10 Orbital - "Are We Here?" 11 Amethyst - "Six" Радио программа «Digital Emotions ». Формат (прогрессив, транс, брейкс). Скачать эфиры и посмотреть плейлисты или подписаться на подкаст: http://fonarev.promodj.ru/podcast.xml Vladimir Fonarev www.fonarev.com www.fonarev.promodj.ru/ www.digitalemotions.ru http://www.facebook.com/FonarevVladimir http://twitter.com/Fonarev
On New Year’s Day, Uncle Weed takes a snowy ramble into the woods around Mt. Cypress encountering earnest tobogganists, snowshoe prints, and windswept Hollyburn cabins. Over a bowl of Purple Kush, he recounts tales of tasty ales, resolutions, cross country skiing, foreign expeditions, and personal documentation while remarking on the varieties of lichen and moss … Continue reading Tracking Sasquatch on New Year’s Day – Choogle On! #58 →
Part two (see Dopefiend.co.uk for Tokes on the Dopecast: Field Trip to Herby’s Secret Garden) features another visit to Herby’s secret garden of Purple Kush, Magik and OG. Along with Dopefiend, Uncle Weed enjoys stories of roaches in Mexico, tips for cooking cannabis, tales from Wreck beach, and comedienne Watermelon’s bust plus lots of growing … Continue reading Tokes on the Porch Returns to Herby’s Garden – Choogle On! #56 →
With an enormous joint of Kemo bud, Uncle Weed hauls his UK counterpart The Dopefiend into the woods on Vancouver’s North Shore to talk about stoner travel delights in BC, break down the cult of the Purple Kush and explain the true meaning of chooglin while the the river rolls by while the stone mason … Continue reading Midnight Riverside Joint with the Dopefiend – Choogle On! #51 →
Two Purple Kush smoke out sessions on the porch to test Uncle Weed’s debilitating homegrown Purple Kush ganja in joints, hookah and vaporizer. With Cousin Herb, Weed tokes and talks about growing, curing, Christmas lights, Vancouver storms and dental work in the frosty North Van evening. Spark it up! Glorious Purple Kush Testing Session – … Continue reading Glorious Purple Kush Testing Session – Choogle On! #49 →
Ikimasho! Japanese Mountain Satori Time – Choogle on #48 (.mp3, 15:34, 14MB) Subscribe to the Choogle on feed, via Chillaxin’ feed, or in iTunes Consider Perusing: Return of Uncleweed – Bonus Choogle On via Clubside Breakfast Time Field Trip to Herby’s Garden with Dopefiend – Choogle #57 SxSW Bound for Austin Goodtimes – Choogle on … Continue reading Glorious Purple Kush Testing Session – Choogle On! #49 →
A curious Christmas gift of a budding ganja plant gets Uncle Weed making a micro grow environment for a purple kush plant. He assembles the light mogul and reflector shield and talks about metal halide and high pressure sodium bulbs, the mystery of ballasts and nutrients plus other useful grow show tidbits learned at Jon’s … Continue reading Purple Kush Micro Growtime – Choogle On! #36 →
Stoner Taurus, the start of 2018 will be all about you. This may sound exciting, but the month of January won't be about realized outward expectations. Instead, January will be a month of inward care and attention. Early in the month it will be important to curl up with a warm blanket and your favorite Purple Kush. A deep medicated meditative smoke session will help center you on the internal journey ahead. On this journey to the center of yourself, the most important aspect is the effort itself. A destination of revelation will not occur if the effort is not filled with comfort and love. So relax stoner Taurus. Make sure your terrestrial space suit is depressurized, and enjoy the internal cosmic journey. The stoner bull is strong, confident, and dependable! These wonderful traits do not come magically, but from action and experience. Sometimes it is hard to see the wonderful traits we possess within ourselves. We need to give ourselves credit and love for our strengths instead of criticism and doubt for our weaknesses. “You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” Buddha. Be forewarned, stoner Taurus, as with any cosmic journey, there will be bumps along the way. As you travel through the layers of yourself, negative emotions will come to the surface. Understanding that these bumps are merely part of the process will help you continue on your journey. If the weight of your travels becomes too heavy, switch your meditative smoke sessions to a light hybrid strain of the sacred herb. Do you have a bad habit you have been trying to step away from stoner Taurus? January is the best month of the year to successfully peel away this destructive habit. Through introspection, self analysis, and renewed love for yourself, you will position yourself and emerge as the strong bull everyone loves and admires. I wish every month was filled with quips about smoke circles, cannabis companions, and terrestrial adventures with the sacred herb. But alas stoner Taurus, life just isn't always one cosmic cannabis party. It takes a month like this, with hard work on ourselves, to enable us to receive and enjoy the fruits of life. http://stonerhoroscope.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/JanuaryTaurus.mp3 Tweet
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