TIME 4 HEMP 2024

Host: Casper Leitch and Joint Hosts: Al Byrne and Al Graham welcomes Guest: Harry Hemp. In this informative episode, Air Force veteran and hemp builder, Harry Hemp, shares how industrial hemp is reshaping the construction world; and why it’s time to rethink everything we know about housing. From fire-resistant hempcrete to carbon-sequestering blocks, Harry breaks down how this ancient plant is fueling a modern revolution in the global hemp industry. Learn how hemp homes are cheaper, healthier, and built to last, and why the current system is failing us. Whether you're a builder, activist, or just hemp-curious, this episode dives deep into the future of hemp markets, sustainable living, and grassroots innovation. Please visit: https://www.time4hemp.news/

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Discover how hemp could reshape construction, energy, and manufacturing in this eye-opening episode of Time 4 Hemp. Host Casper Leitch sits down with Scott McStacy, owner of Seed To Structure, and explores the surprising history of industrial hemp - from ancient temples to cutting-edge hempcrete building techniques. Learn why hemp is mold-resistant, fire-resistant, and ultra-insulating; and how it could transform the global hemp industry if infrastructure and hemp markets catch up. Packed with insights on bio-plastics, sustainable materials, and the roadblocks holding back industrial hemp, this conversation will change how you see the world’s most versatile plant. You can find more content like this at: https://www.time4hemp.news Please share this with your friends.

Time 4 Hemp welcomes activist and musician Justin James Bridges (a/k/a Mad Dabber 710) for a powerful and inspiring conversation about his journey from performing at Portland HempstaLK, to surviving police brutality, and how hemp helped him heal. Justin shares how cannabis became his lifeline after a devastating injury at the hands of police, and how he turned his pain into purpose, sparking legal reform in Texas and launching the 'Cannabis Common Sense Tour' to educate the nation. Whether you're passionate about cannabis-hemp activism, sustainable farming, or civil liberties, this episode is a must-watch! For more content like this, please visit : https://www.time4Hemp.news

Built in 1941, it contained celluloid fibers derived from hemp, sisal, and wheat straw. This plastic was lighter than steel but could withstand impacts 10 times without getting dented. So much technology has been hidden from us… as always. SOURCE: Before Our Time📜 (https://t.me/BeforeOurTime)

This episode of Time 4 Hemp is part two of an in-depth conversation with Texas District Attorney Sarah Stogner, a legal maverick challenging the status quo. Stogner discusses why she's taking a stand on cannabis reform and her fight against selective enforcement, even if it means risking her career. The episode also delves into the future of the hemp industry. The hosts and their guests, including advocates from the U.S. and Canada, explore hemp's potential in sustainable energy, medicine, and manufacturing. They discuss how outdated laws are hindering the industry's growth and the impact these regulations have on patients, veterans, and emerging markets. Host: Casper Leitch - JOINT-Host: Al Byrne - JOINT-Host: Al Graham.

Host: Casper Leitch Joint Host: Al Byrne Joint Host and Technical Director: Al Graham Guest: Carl Olsen Carl Olsen has spent more than four decades navigating courtrooms, lobbying state lawmakers, challenging federal policies, and invoking constitutional rights, all in pursuit of one goal: cannabis freedom. From fighting for medical marijuana to championing religious rights, Olsen’s name has become synonymous with cannabis reform in Iowa and a symbol of grassroots advocacy across the country. As the founder of Iowans for Medical Marijuana and a lifelong member of the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church, Carl Olsen’s activism stretches across legal, political, and spiritual lines. His journey offers vital lessons for anyone committed to ending global hemp prohibition, legalizing medical cannabis, and expanding access to recreational marijuana. If you enjoy this content, you will find more like it at: https://www.time4hemp.news

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

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

Long time cannabis legalization advocate Roger Stone interviews AJ Fabrizio, one of the nations most respected cannabis scientists and Bret Worley, CEO of ViviMu.com, which is one of the nations leading hemp companies to discuss the impact of Trump's 2018 action to federally legalize hemp and efforts by Big Pharma and other others to cripple the industry by changing Trump successful policy. FULL EPISODE: https://rumble.com/v5ly9in-will-the-trump-rfk-alliance-prevail-the-stonezone-w-roger-stone.html GET THE STONEZONE IN PODCAST FORM: https://StoneZONE.com/podcast Show Sponsors: https://MyPillow.com/stone: Promo code STONE https://MyStore.com: Promo code STONE https://MyPatriotCigars.com: Promo code STONE https://CardioMiracle.com: Promo code STONE StoneZONE Shop: https://StoneZONE.com/shop -------------------------------------------------- Support Roger: Defense Fund: https://StoneDefenseFund.com Cameo: https://Cameo.com/RogerStone Minnect: https://app.minnect.com/expert/RogerStone -------------------------------------------------- Follow Roger: StoneZONE: https://StoneZONE.com Substack: https://rogerstone.substack.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/RogerJStoneJr Truth Social: https://TruthSocial.com/@RealRogerStone Gab: https://Gab.com/RogerJStoneJr Telegram: https://t.me/RogerStoneJr