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Casper Leitch discusses the legal changes happening in Texas on March 31, 2026 and the rescheduling efforts happening on the national stage;ALSO, Ethan Nadelmann shares why he believes prohibition is a failed policy.Songs featured in this segment: Written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music.

Host, Casper Leitch, and The Illusions Of Music kick off this informative show with toe-tapping songs about how wonderful cannabis is.Topics reported on in this segment include:The religious history of cannabis hemp.How the liquor lobby fights to keep cannabis hemp illegal and off of the shelves in stores. How AI and High-Tech are improving the growing of cannabis.How the hemp is growing into a global billion market.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on growing cannabis-hemp and the new technology that is helping growers to produce higher yields. Other topics include the changing cannabis laws across the United States and how hemp is a gift from God to the human race.Also included in this segment is a lot of great cannabis songs written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music about how wonderful hemp is for the planet and the human race.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the growing cannabis-hemp market with nuggets of current information that is interesting and fun to share with friends during a 420-get-together.Also included in this segment is a lot of great cannabis songs written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music about how wonderful hemp is for the planet and the human race.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the historic facts about cannabis hemp with nuggets of information that is interesting and fun to share with friends during a 420 moment.Also included in this segment is a lot of great music written by Casper Leitch and performed by The Illusions Of Music about how wonderful cannabis hemp is for the planet and the human race.

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the historic rescheduling of cannabis from Schedule One to Schedule Three and the impact it will have on the growing hemp industry in America.Also included in this segment is a report on the many way plants interact with the world around them, Not many people are aware that plants are very much like humans in that they have five senses and use them all.A presentation on some of the many benefits of using hemp concludes this segment.A lot of great music about how wonderful cannabis is featured between reports.

Casper Leitch sat down and wrote lyrics to a handful of Christmas Carols and New Year’s Eve songs and then The Illusions Of Music put together 2 different versions of each song. There is one version of each song found on The GREEN An Red Cannabis Christmas Album in this segment.Both records contain the exact same 16 Christmas songs in the exact same order. The only difference? Every track has been re‑imagined in a completely different style depending on which color you pick.

Hosts, Casper Leitch, Al Byrne, and Al Graham along with guest, Justin James Bridges, take Time 4 Hemp.Time 4 Hemp proudly features activist and musician Justin James Bridges (Mad Dabber 710), for a compelling episode that weaves together music, survival, and the spirit of resistance. From the electrifying energy of Portland Hempstalk to the harrowing reality of police violence, Justin’s path is marked by resilience, transformation, and an unshakable dedication to cannabis justice.In this heartfelt conversation, Justin shares the story of a life-altering injury inflicted by law enforcement and the long, painful recovery that followed. When conventional medicine failed to ease his suffering, cannabis became his refuge, offering relief from physical agony and emotional wounds. Rather than letting trauma define him, Justin turned pain into purpose, using his voice to spotlight systemic injustice and the healing power of the plant.His journey didn’t stop at personal recovery. Justin’s activism has helped ignite legal reform in Texas and beyond. Through the Cannabis Common Sense Tour and grassroots outreach, he’s traveled coast to coast, educating communities about hemp’s benefits, sustainable agriculture, and the fight for civil liberties. With music as his messenger, Justin bridges hearts and minds, proving that art and advocacy are powerful allies.If you care about cannabis reform, environmental sustainability, or human rights, this episode is essential listening. Justin’s story is a testament to the battles still raging, and the hope that fuels the movement forward. Tune in to witness how one man’s healing became a nationwide call to action, reshaping the conversation around cannabis and civil justice.Music in this presentation is by Mad Dabber 710 and The Illusions Of Music.Find more content like this at:https://www.time4hemp.news

Casper Leitch puts a spotlight on the international hemp industry and the many ways it can be utilized to create jobs and improve our way of living.Al Byrne presents information about the way senior citizens are incorporating medical cannabis into their personal health care routines.Songs in this segment: A Few For Two, Tokin’ Herb Rocks, Bong Time, I Wanna Smoke, Sweet Re-Leaf and It’s 420 Time.

The Illusions Of Music: Singing In A Bubble was more than a concert, it was a mind-bending spectacle of sound, satire, and soul. On October 14, 2025, Bud Stoner, Juanita Moorehigh, Harry Johnson, and Mike Hunt materialized at the legendary Theater Of The Mind in Greenfield, Indiana, delivering a genre-defying performance that left the audience laughing, gasping, and grooving in disbelief.Invisible yet unforgettable, this musical force blurred the lines between parody and poignancy, weaving Broadway flair, gospel fire, and progressive rock wizardry into a surreal sonic tapestry. Each performer brought their own illusion to life, backed by a production that felt like a psychedelic circus with a conscience. From bubble-bound ballads to cosmic comedy riffs, the show was a masterclass in musical myth-making.Thanks to the Time 4 Hemp production team, this one-night-only experience was captured in full, preserved not just for posterity, but for future fans who crave music with meaning, mischief, and a wink. Whether you're a longtime advocate or a curious newcomer, Singing In A Bubble invites you to step inside the illusion and discover the truth behind the laughter.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guests: The Illusions Of Music.After years of captivating global audiences with their genre-blending anthems and mysterious musical presence, The Illusions Of Music have finally stepped into the spotlight, vocally. In this landmark podcast, listeners are treated to the first-ever interview with the band’s enigmatic members. This isn’t just a conversation, it’s a revelation. For the first time, fans get to hear the personalities behind the sonic magic, as each member shares their origin story, creative quirks, and the spiritual spark that fuels their sound.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Al Graham - Justin James Bridges - Guest: Sarah Stogner.This episode of Time 4 Hemp explores the exciting world of hemp and uncover why it’s more than just a plant, it’s a movement with the power to transform industries, economies, and communities.The hosts welcome Texas District Attorney Sarah Stogner, a legal maverick shaking up the system. From her bold stance on cannabis reform to her fight against selective enforcement, Sarah shares why she’s risking it all to speak out.You’ll also hear powerful conversations about the future of hemp, its role in sustainable energy, medicine, and industry, and how outdated laws are holding back the global hemp industry. With insights from advocates in the U.S. and Canada, this episode explores the potential of industrial hemp, the struggles of patients and veterans, and the opportunities in emerging hemp markets.Included are songs by:Mad Dabber 710 and The Illusions Of Music.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Dr Uma DhanabalanDr. Uma Dhanabalan, MD, MPH, FAAFP, is an internationally renowned physician, educator, and cannabis advocate whose career spans continents and disciplines. With a medical pedigree that includes an MPH from Harvard and certification from the American Academy of Cannabinoid Medicine, she is a bold voice for holistic wellness and patient empowerment.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Michele Parrotta.In a world where the cannabis conversation is rapidly evolving, Michele Parrotta, better known as Mimi Cannabis, stands out as a bold, brilliant, and blazing force for change. With nearly five decades of lived cannabis experience and over eight years of professional leadership in the industry, Parrotta is not just advocating for access to medical marijuana and hemp products, she’s redefining how we think about cannabis culture, especially for older adults.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Jennifer Pixie.Jennifer Pixie is a Canadian cannabis educator and consultant who has been active in cannabinoid medicine since before legalization. She is a notable figure in Canada’s medical cannabis movement who has worked in connection with CALM (Cannabis As Living Medicine) since 1996. CALM has a rich and impactful history. Founded in Toronto, CALM was one of Canada’s earliest compassion clubs, providing medical cannabis to patients long before national legalization. It became a lifeline for people living with chronic illnesses like HIV/AIDS, cancer, and epilepsy along with many other medical problems.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical Director: Al Graham - Guest: Carl Olsen.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.Olsen’s story begins in 1978, with a high-profile arrest in West Liberty, Iowa, where police found 129 pounds of marijuana in his car. While the state labeled him a criminal, Olsen saw himself as a constitutional challenger. That early confrontation with the law was just the beginning. Instead of backing down, he leaned into the system, launching a lifelong campaign to reform outdated drug policies.Please share our website with your friends.https://www.time4hemp.news

Host: Casper Leitch - Joint-Host: Al Byrne - Joint-Host and Technical 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.https://www.time4hemp.news