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Wednesday, October 29th, 2008 at 11:25 pm | By: Radical Russ

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Today we continue talking initiatives – Ryan Denham of Sensible Fayetteville (Arkansas) will tell us about his lowest law enforcement priority initiative for the city. While it may or may not help reduce marijuana arrests in Fayetteville (Arkansas is not a ‘home-rule’ state, so the city police might just ignore the initiative), it does require the city to send letters to the state and federal governments to end their war on marijuana. I just love the idea of a pot-hating mayor being forced to sign that.

Then for Cannabis Science, Dr. Mitch Earleywine is here to tell us about European health authorities pulling the weight loss drug Accomplia from the market. The drug works by blocking the CB1 receptors,the same receptors that react to THC.

And my brother Josh is on the podcast, bringing your musical break for the day. It’s two Belvilles for the price of one!

Topics: Accomplia, Arkansas, Dr. Mitch Earleywine, low priority, Ryan Denham, Sensible Fayetteville

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