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Dr Frankel reviews his trip to Israel and welcomes Mimi Peleg to the show. Mimi,appearing on the show from her home in Israel, talks about the future of medical cannabis in both countries.  Doc Frankel also wants to share One Plant One Child with his listeners...http://shar.es/EqEyJMed_Cannabis_hour_revised_10-09-13.mp3

 Rick Rosio  sits in for Dr Frankel who is on his way to Israel. Rick talks to Dr. Sunil Aggarwal  about   the new medical dynamic of cannabis therapy in modern medicine and to the Warfighter Boone Cutler.Medical_Cannabis_Hour_9-25-13.mp3

  Dr. David Ostrow MD PhD Since the late ‘90s, Dr. Ostrow has also been very active in the movement to replace the failed “War on Drug Use(rs)”  (read more)   Howard Wooldridge Co-Founder of LEAP   Detective/Officer Howard 'cowboy'  Wooldridge (retired) Drug Policy Specialist, COP - www.CitizensOpposingProhibition.org Co-Founder of LEAP - Law Enforcement Against Prohibition Modern Prohibition/The War on Drugs is the most destructive, dysfunctional &  immoral  domestic policy since slavery  & Jim Crow.     Medical_Cannabis_Hour_9-18-13.mp3

    KEITH STROUP founded NORML in 1970 and has spent much of his professional life working to legalize marijuana. Keith believes "We need to stop the destructive practice of arresting responsible marijuana smokers and establish a legally regulated market where consumers could buy their marijuana in a safe and secure environment".Keith is a public interest attorney and has, at different times, represented the interests of criminal defense attorneys, family farmers and artists, as well as marijuana smokers.Keith first smoked marijuana as a freshman at Georgetown Law School in 1965 and has been a regular smoker now for 47 years. Specialties:They represent the interests of the tens of millions of Americans who smoke marijuana responsibly and are the marijuana smokers' lobby.   Peter Christ retired as a police captain after a 20-year career enforcing drug laws. From the beginning, Peter believed "the drug war can never be won and it is doing more harm than good." After retiring in 1989, Peter began speaking out publicly against that War. In 1993, he became one of the first members of "ReconsiDer", one of the original forums on drug policy, involving speakers from many diverse backgrounds. Peter quickly developed into the group's leading spokesperson, appearing at hundreds of venues. Peter then originated the idea of creating LEAP, a drug policy reform group of current and former members of law enforcement modeled on "Vietnam Veterans Against the War". In 2002, after four years of Peter's preparation, LEAP finally emerged as a viable international nonprofit educational organization. Christ is one of the most experienced of the LEAP speakers, having performed before hundreds of civic, professional, educational, and religious organizations, plus conducting television and radio interviews in dozens of markets. Peter speaks of the Drug War's impact on: police/community relations; the safety of law enforcement officers and suspects; police corruption and misconduct; and the financial and human costs associated with current drug policies. These issues include the effect of drug prohibition on the judiciary, sentencing issues, prison populations and minority communities, as well as the usefulness of drug education programs in reducing drug abuse   Medical_Cannabis_Hour_9-11-13.mp3

Paul Armentano is the Deputy Director of NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) and the NORML Foundation. Mr. Armentano is recognized as an expert on the subject of marijuana policy. He has spoken at numerous national conferences and legal seminars, testified before state legislatures and federal agencies, and assisted dozens of criminal defense attorneys in cases pertaining to the use of medicinal cannabis, drug testing, and drugged driving. He also serves of the faculty of Oaksterdam University in Oakland, where he lectures on the science surrounding the safety and efficacy of medical cannabis. Mr. Armentano is a frequent guest on national radio and television, having appeared on FoxNews, MSNBC, andCBS News. His writing and research has appeared in over 750 publications, including the New York Times,Washington Post, and The Christian Science Monitor, as well as in 20 textbooks and anthologies. Mr. Armentano is a 2008 recipient of the 'Project Censored Real News Award for Outstanding Investigative Journalism.' In 2009, he co-authored the book Marijuana is Safer: So Why Are We Driving People to Drink?(2009, Chelsea Green), which has appeared on Amazon.com's best-sellers list and has been translated internationally.Medical_Cannabis_hour_9-4-13.mp3

Dr. Frankl interviews Boone Cutler, the "War Fighter" on the benefits of medical cannabis in the treatment of PTSD.Medical_Cannabis_Hour_8-28-13.mp3

Callers ask for help in getting their State legisltors to listen to reason.Medical_Canabis_hour_8-21-13.mp3

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Robert Raich is an experienced and seasoned attorney who took both of the landmark cases on medical cannabis law to the Supreme Court and is a renowned expert on medical cannabis law. His cases have been featured in a variety of media outlets including CNN, NBC, New York Times, Washington Post, Fox News, USA Today, and more. He has appeared before dozens of tribunals throughout the country, lobbying with respect to medical cannabis legislation and litigating medical cannabis cases.Medical_Cannabis_7-10-13.mp3