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James and Rachel from Edelic sit down with us and talk all about entheogens. ECFES or Edelic Center for Ethnobotanical Services is a 5 year old Oregon based non-profit ‘promoting global awareness of and local accessibility to organic potent ethnobotanicals’.  Resourcing, researching, cataloging, conserving, education, and providing safe access to these plants is just some of the many things we talk about and what these amazing folks do. Take a seat and pay attention as we take a magic carpet ride into a world where plants and fungi rule and people drool….

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Justin Jenkins from EminenceCX Concentrates is a 13 year veteran in the industry and a casualty of cannabis prohibition. Having been active with NORML and in the legal rec market, he has seen both sides of of the law. We sit down to talk some science, old school & new school tech, processing different types of extracts and concentrates, and even throw in a few laughs and a story. Get high and come join us for some education and entertainment and dont forget to watch for Eminence drops coming late March to dispensaries all over Oregon. Follow them here to stay updated!

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Organarchist a.k.a. J.B., is a well known breeder, homesteader, and closed loop farmer, living in Southern Oregon, that has spent the last few years developing his Ripcord genetic line. Searching out the gassiest strains, he made the Ripcord F1, F2, Beefcake, Sour Candy Cookies, and Sour Master Chem. This year he is looking forward to the RC F3, and furthering the lineage with other crosses. Appearing on episodes 37 and 47, he returns on episode 58 to share more dank grow knowledge, bring a shit ton of laughs, and to spread that Oregon love on this week’s, The Dirt Show. Grab a fat blunt, preferably of some Ripcord, and kick way on back for this one.

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The Marihuana Stamp Tax Act was approved on August 2, and went into effect on October 1, 1937. Moses Baca was arrested October 3; Samuel Caldwell was taken in two days later. Both pleaded guilty. Both were sentenced by federal Judge J. Foster Symes on October 8. Baca got 18 months for possessing a quarter-ounce. Caldwell was caught selling three joints to man named Claude Morgan and was also caught in possession of four pounds of cannabis, which he’d smuggled in from Kansas. He received a heavier sentence of four years. On October 17, 1937, both were received at the United States Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas. ONLY 2 WEEKS LATER…

Sam Caldwell is dubbed as “The first pot POW”, and was one of the earliest targets of the 1937 Marihuana Stamp Act, but he was not the first. Sit back with your favorite strain and lets hop back in time to check out some facts surrounding the first 2 victims of Anslinger and the madness that was surrounding reefer.

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We start the year off strong by sitting down with the incredibly knowledgeable Dustin Powers, The man behind Future4200.com. A community moderated cannabis processing forum that also has beneficial memberships available for those who are moving into the industry, or who want to network on a worldwide scale. He is also a well known permaculture advocate teaching others how they can give back to the ecosystem and environment and in return, have it provide ample resources with minimal work and inputs. We talk about cannabis, food, farming, psychedelics, and more, so grab your favorite terps and enjoy this week’s episode of The Dirt Show.

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Our Special Guests Nick & Sky from Decriminalize Nature PDX sit down with us and discuss their movement to decriminalize all Schedule 1 plant and fungal entheogens in the city of Portland, and to “re-establish the inalienable right of all human beings to commune with Nature and pursue cognitive liberty”. Having success in Oakland, the group plans to grow in other places. With psychedelic movements happening in over 100 cities nationwide, advocates in Portland, Chicago, Berkeley and Dallas are pushing decriminalization measures as well. Grab your favorite psychoactive and enjoy the ride as we take you out of 2019 and journey into 2020 with some psychedelic visions and a couple of heartfelt and healing stories.

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We celebrate the Christmas legend and psychoactive culture this week by discussing the legal psychedelic, Amanita Muscaria, ‘the trippy mushroom’, or Fly Agaric. This iconic fungus has influenced stories, legends, religions, counter culture, pop culture, and may have even been at the root of the Christmas story we all know so well. Having applications including food, medicine, recreation, and entertainment, it can even be crumbled into milk to attract and kill flies. We cover these topics and contemplate it’s potentially huge influence it may have played on one of our most widely celebrated holidaze.

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Representing the Nation’s Cannabis Culture, Gabi from The Budtender Society, sits down with us on Epi 53 of The Dirt Show. We talk with the man himself about how TBS started, where it’s going, and he offers us some informative insight on the growing c…

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Thor from Far Out Farms/Fungus flies all the way from Colorado to sit down and talk about his passion for cannabis, how it has become a medicine and tool for addiction, his skilled Super Cropping tech, and the Colorado scene. We then dive into an in depth conversation about psilocybin, where we talk about mushrooms as medicine, some experiences with them, responsible use, and touch on the effects and how they contribute to a more spiritual and positive life. Grab your medicine and join us as we dare to go down the rabbit hole on episode 52 of Oregon Rooted, The Dirt Show. Stay rooted.

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Straight out of Las Vegas, Nevada, Joel Keygrow from Keygrow Solutions, a conventional nutrient line, sits down with us to discuss organic, conventional, and synthetic nutrients. We break down some chemistry, and what scientific approaches he takes with his high quality low cost line. The jokes also flow in this one as we uncover the story of how he got into cannabis and some of the absurdities of the industry.

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