Choogle On – Story Making with Dave uncleweed Olson

Dave uncleweed Olson

Head out with Uncle Weed on cannabis-inspired adventures, spontaneous commentary, and eclectic sounds from around the world. Anecdotes and observations include: public policy, transportation, economics, architecture, entrepreneurship and cannabis culture and discourse about harm reduction, environment, international travel and foreign affairs. Usually recorded on-the-go, Uncle Weed invites a wide smattering of curious pals and strangers into his hi-jinks and conversation.

  • Deep Cuts of Weed in Guam – Choogle On! #125
    Deep Cuts of Weed in Guam – Choogle On! #125Deep Cuts of Weed in Guam – Choogle On! #125

    Beginning with a static-y 1996 AM radio interview during a power outage on the island of Guam Micronesia, then checking in from a goat farm in Japan decades later, then again from tiny isle in Indonesia, Uncle Weed weaves hempen stories and personal anecdotes about life on this remote USA “territory” including: selling hemp bags at Jeff’s Pirate Cove, advocating for legalization of cannabis in all forms, weird jobs (and quitting same), and current situation as Grassroots activists seek to fulfil will of voters for medical and recreational uses.

    https://archive.org/download/choogleon-125-deep-cuts-weed-guam/choogleon-125-deep-cuts-weed-guam.mp3

    Ensure you have batteries for: Deep Cuts of Weed in Guam – Choogle On! #125 (.mp3, 192k stereo, 97MB, 1:10:33)

    Notes:

    Namechecks include:

    • DJ / gracious hostess Kelly Craine (Crane?)
    • Industrial Hemp and Hemp Horizons (books by John Roulac)
    • Hemp for Victory (book by Kenyon Gibson)
    • Cannabis Culture magazine
    • Heads Lifestyle magazine
    • Journal of International Hemp Association
    • King Tana of Samoa
    • Hempstead
    • Hempy’s
    • Grassroots Guam & exec director Andrea and Let’s Be Blunt

    Jobs at: SS Neptune, JFK High School, Star Sand Private Beach Club and Uncle Weed’s HempenWare

    Anecdotes about cannabis use in: BC, Netherlands, Japan, Palau, and Federation States of Micronesia/Saipan (or is that Commonwealth of…), cloth from China and Hungary

    Plus call-in question by: my Mom, Lauralee Elliottt (RiP)

    Snippets of music from: Dave Matthews Band, Pearl Jam, Bad Religion, Black Crowes, Talking Heads

    Original music by boat captain Chris Jacobsen (Spilt Milk Music) and a story about Shabba Ranks and greetz from Black Ras in Westmoreland, Jamaica… and bespoke outro music by Bex (Lonesome Lost Traveler).

    Thanks to John Bollwitt (audio tuning), David White (photo collage) and mysterious Japanese surfer girl 

    Bonus photos: 

    Guam home grown massive cola Flower Sticks at Star Sand Beach Club, Guam Handy medical kit Star Sand Bach Club group promo photo with 6 wheel British Amphibian vehicle

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    1 March 2019, 12:20 pm
  • Tattoo Culture of Sailor Jerry – Choogle On! #124

    Tattoo Culture of Sailor Jerry – Choogle On #124Tattoo Culture of Sailor Jerry – Choogle On #124

    From SXSW 2008 – amidst sirens and Austin, Texas 6th St. street noise – comes an interview with filmmaker Erich Weiss premièring “Hori Smoku, Sailor Jerry” about the originator of contemporary tattoo-ing – and iconoclastic libertarian American – Norman Collins who combined Japanese technique, Polynesian traditions, and American motifs in Hawaii during WW2.

    The interview delves into the the “screwed, boozed (blued), and  tattooed” wild culture as a million sailors and soldiers descended upon the idyllic islands (especially Hotel Street), plus Mr. Collins’ complex life, the artistic lineage of Sailor Jerry, rivalries and legacies of various tattoo artists/legends, mentorships of Don Ed Hardy and others, and the remarks about “fad” tattooing and (lack of) regret. 

    https://archive.org/download/choogleon-124-tattoo-culture-sailor-jerry/choogleon-124-tattoo-culture-sailor-jerry.mp3

    Might hurt a bit: Sailor Jerry Tattoo Culture – Choogle On with Uncle Weed #124 (.mp3, stereo, 30MB, 14:44)

    View the film (c/o Sailor Jerry Rum et al) at: + Sailor Jerry brand Youtube (via Sailor Jerry blog) + title art sequence on Vimeo / R. Kyle Shoup + IMdb for Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry: The Life of Norman K. Collins (2008) + Buy on Hori Smoku on Amazon

    Choogle On with Uncle Weed - Hori Smokuphoto by DaveO

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    21 May 2018, 9:31 am
  • Eyes Towards Europe – Postcard #73

    Eyes Towards Europe – Postcard #73Eyes Towards Europe – Postcard #73

    On a forgotten forest walk, Dave riffs a story about first trip to Europe – starting with trying not to puke over an Amsterdam bridge after a meeting new temporary coffee shop pals – with flashback to Mexican desert trips with Grandpa, LSD trips with VW bus-fixing pals, and family Grateful Dead road trip to in Arizona.

    Foreshadows future stories of an rapid exit from London to Florida then a (rather dangerous) driveway car to Dallas, bus to SLC, flight to Vancouver, then to Japan…

    https://archive.org/download/postcards-73-eyes-towards-europe/postcards-73-eyes-towards-europe.mp3

    Stuff your rucksack for: Eyes Towards Europe – Postcard #73 (54MB, 37:18, mp3, stereo)

    Features music by Grateful Dead in Phoenix, Arizona, March 6, 1994, (Desert Sky Pavilion) playing “Eyes of the World” and “When I Paint my Masterpiece” via Archive.org, (taped by Mike Darby, transferred by Keo).

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    photo by DaveO

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    30 April 2018, 12:20 am
  • Humble Boys Hard Land Weed – Choogle On! #123

    Humble Boys Hard Land Weed – Choogle On #123Humble Boys Hard Land Weed – Choogle On #123

    High in Jamaica, Uncle Weed visits Black Ras’ abundant mountain growfield to discuss “swamp weed” grown in morass versus “hard land weed” grown in volcanic soil with bat guano, plus varieties of ganja strains – both domestic and imported. Plus background about his family teaching him the ways of growing most anything and living an Ital lifestyle.

    https://archive.org/download/HumbleBoysHardLandWeed-ChoogleOnWithUncleWeed123/choogle-on-123-humble-boys-hard-land-weed.mp3

    Head to the hills for: Humble Boys Hard Land Weed – Choogle On with Uncle Weed #123  (.mp3, stereo, 30MB, 14:44)

    One pot Ital cooking in Jamaica Rasta hutOne pot Ital cooking in Jamaica Rasta hutHauling Ganja in JamaicaHauling Ganja in JamaicaJamaica Essential suppliesJamaica Essential suppliesBreakfast in JamaicaBreakfast in JamaicaHard ground ganja in JamaicaHard ground ganja in Jamaica

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    31 March 2018, 12:20 am
  • Punk Art Photog / bev. davies – Choogle On! #122

    Punk Art Photog / bev. davies – Choogle On #122Punk Art Photog / bev. davies – Choogle On #122

    In-depth discussion with rock art photographer bev. davies including: hippie days with Neil Young and Joan Anderson (Joni Mitchell), shooting punk pioneers DOA and Subhumans, Motörhead in a park, David Bowie in a stadium, Brian Jonestown Massacre flipping off crowd and so many more.  Also stories from backstage with Iron Maiden and Twisted Sister, Nardwuar collaborations, Duran Duran posing at soundcheck, and remarks about various Vancouver venues.

    Plus insights about role of photographer as artist, conundrums of accreditation and access, reasons for a long hiatus, crafting the perfect shot, shoes versus sneakers, origins of calendars and exhibits, and plans for a book. Recorded August 2010 in Strathcona, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

    https://archive.org/download/PunkArtPhotogBev.Davies-ChoogleOn122/Punk%20Art%20Photog%20_%20bev.%20davies%20%E2%80%93%20Choogle%20On%20%23122.mp3

    Load your film for: Punk Art Photog / bev. davies – Choogle On #122 – (59:35, .mp3, 85MB)

    bev. & Uncle Weed, day of interview, 2010bev. & Uncle Weed, day of interview, 2010

    More to Enjoy

    bev. on internets: Twitter, Flickr (since Sept. 2005) “Return to the Scene of the Crime” – bev. davies’  photo exhibit at Smilin’ Buddha Café (DaveO video) Building A Scene – Rock & Roll Photography – panel w/ bev. davies & Kris Krüg (DaveO preso  at Northern Voice 2009 / Video + re-cap)

    Iggy Pop, decades apart by bev. davies & KK at NV09Iggy Pop, decades apart by bev. davies & KK at NV09

    Bev Davies’ 144 Punk Rock Photos 1979-1984 at Gem Gallery, Jan. 5, 2007 (DaveO photo gallery)

    Bev Davies' 144 Punk Rock Photos 1979-1984Randy Rampage and Jim Cummins (I, Braineater) at 144 Punk Rock photo exhibit at Gem Gallery, Jan. 5 2007

    Forgotten Vancouver Stories – comments and anecdotes by bev. (DaveO preso at  Northern Voice, 2013) The black-and-white world of photographer Bev Davies – Article by Tom Hawthorn (March 7, 2012) w/ photos of Joan Jett, James Brown, U2 etc.

    Extended Show Notes

    • Recorded in Strathcona, Vancouver in Aug. 2010.
    • Known for photos of DOA. First saw band on a whim, thinking they’d be huge, wanted to take photo because thought could be a career, never had a cover (until reissue of Hardcore 81).
    • Favourite DOA photo came from going to Chicago and snapped classic shot of Randy Rampage on stage.
    • Being a fan of discovering music: Brian Jonestown Massacre (and Anton especially as a photo subject) -– saw in a “Dig” film first (also with Dandy Warhols) and became fan.
    • Attended Ontario College of Art / got involved in Yorkville “hippie scene”.
    • Early days as a music fan in Ontario / Toronto area included seeing Neil Young (then in Myna Birds), Joanie Anderson (later Joni Mitchell), Patrick Sky at coffee houses.
    • Moved west, first going to California, then to Vancouver, hanging out at “Hippie House” Thurlow and Robson.
    • Attended Emily Carr School of Art where studied printmaking and photo etching.
    • Tapped into music scene with bands including: Poppa Bear’s Medicine Show, Trial of Jason Hoover, Mock Duck, Mother Tuckers Yellow Duck, Yellow Brick Road at venues like Afterthought.
    • Toronto had more connection with NYC (to get “famous”), different in Vancouver as was more raw enthusiasm In early music days there was a Vancouver / California connection.
    • In 1977, started taking photos in 1979, saw first DOA show and realized she had a topic / subject to shoot.
    • Presented herself to bands, promoters and so on in Vancouver as her own “company” and photographer as an artist – if not attached to a newspaper, hard to get recognition and limit to first 3 songs. Some bands were receptive and wanted someone to document their gigs and culture.
    • Amassed large collection and archive – much of which is unpublished.
    • Landscape of venues in 70s: Gombatto’s, Smilin’ Buddha, Legion Halls (on Commercial Drive) including Dead Kennedys and Subhumans – required babysitters for young son which made getting to shows challenging sometimes and created limitation.
    • Taking son to shows: story of Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden) and parenting “advice” from Dee Snider (Twisted Sister) including “pretending” didn’t like reggae so he could rebel.
    • Conundrum of building career vs getting access. Story of Motorhead and Ozzy Osbourne as Kerrisdale Arena > Had photo pass from Motorhead’s management but Ozzy’s people denied > so Motorhead came outside to do photo shoot in a park with Fast Eddie, Filthy Animal and Lemmy (never published most of the photos due to agreement with record rep Tiny).
    • Shooting for Georgia Straight > could publish one photo so she develop roll, hold up to darkroom light and decide which to print. Often alongside Ellie O’Day’s column “Faces” – mostly unassigned and created a “breadcrumb-trail” of her concert life.
    • Local vs building “career” created conundrum of deciding to who to shoot. Wanted to photograph bands she like and who wanted photos without signing away rights.
    • Example: Duran Duran at Commodore (shot poses at soundcheck) when next time, they were huge. Instead went to see Girlschool, Iron Maiden, and Scorpions.
    • Also created frustration. Example: AC/DC wouldn’t allow her to shoot which upset her so she stopped shooting photos for 15 years!
    • Re-sparked after Nardwuar conversation in 1998 at Joey Shithead’s Garage Sale which begat calendar 2007, plus hearing Anton and Brian Jonestown Massacre.
    • Also sparked by advent of digital photography 2002. Had been unmotivated by absence of feedback, so was only taking “family photos” with point and shoot with friend Keith (RIP) as a tourist in US.
    • Started 2005 on Flickr which also brought colour where before shot B&W exclusively. Sometimes shot colour. Example, 1983-5 Modernettes were wearing all B&W outfits so she shot in colour.
    • Bought first digital. Wanted: regular batteries, smallest possible, switch to B&W quickly – seeing other people’s work on Flickr realized excitement in colour.
    • Vancouver venues had different feelings, cultures, and policies.
    • For photographers shooting, different attributes and policies, e.g.: Commodore used to be great, now so tight (only 3 songs…); David Bowie in BC Place 1983 (lock camera after 3 songs), shot run-through and copied setlist; Smilin’ Buddha was nightmare to shoot but no rules; York Theatre (better lighting) > Rickshaw (Richards on Richards lights but not well executed, no spotlights): RonR was good to shoot at because of relationship with Vincent the owner – was clubhouse like Buddha.
    • While on hiatus, a lot of bands who didn’t shoot: Nirvana at PNE grounds (wanted to hear “Weird” Al version of Teen Spirit); hung out with t-shirt vendors – Nick from Pointed Sticks and Dimwit (just before he died), saw lots of Seattle bands shows, but no camera, just going with friend Keith.
    • First met Nardwuar (in “normal” mode) in 1998 – first time met at Joe Shithead’s Garage Sale where was selling photos. Shared stories about Randy Rampage, Brad Kent – gave card for interview. Began collecting stories, created calendar which led to exhibition 144 Punk Rock Photos at Gem Gallery.
    • Role as mentor for throngs of young photographers: “Love the music I love” – When artist says its art, its art. Moving away from thinking as photographer and thinking more as an artist. Realization of self as Artist rather than a photographer. Leads to anger/frustration about credentials and restriction.
    • Shooting for the future. Binders and suitcases lead to being unintentional archivist and documentarian. Now can always have camera > didn’t always carry, didn’t want to open, used to stand on case. Didn’t set out to document > just in it for the music and band.
    • When loading film, would shoot off 3 frames, many photos of feet at start of roll. Now personal archive includes many photos of feet/shoes.
    • Also photos of band’s shoes / feet. Difference between bands who wear shoes vs bands who wear sneakers. Prefer bands who wear shoes (drummers exempt). Friend Corolla (Gem Gallery) and her noticed this “phenomenon”.
    • When living in NYC, shot frames with no film with people posing in Greenwich Village.
    • What constitutes a perfect shot? Example: BJM at Commodore, was kicked out but got shot of Anton giving audience the finger, leaning forward… got it.
    • If made sense in developing tray, if could “read it”, would work well in newspaper. Attributes include: empty space, B&W space, shape, sensibility. Always shooting photos in brain, example: framing photos while riding bus without camera.
    • Now, besides shooting bands, now shoots “breadcrumbs” of life, e.g.: cat, neighbourhood, including: shapes of bird droppings from perfect angle, and going on photo walks with groups to see variety of shots of same subjects.
    • Working with Nardwuar on calendar, and then exhibition with Corolla at Gem Gallery, of 144 Punk Rock photos. Then, an exhibit at Chapel Arts with 24 photos commercially-printed, archival peel-and-stick plastic, mounted on industrial metal shelves. Seeds for 3rd calendar with Nardwuar. Shared photos for book about MTV – searching for John Doe (X).
    • Collection includes unpublished shots of: Madonna, Bono/U2, David Bowie (video shoot, gave access pass to enthusiastic fangirl), Rick Springfield (had to look up on Youtube to make sure – reminds of Jessie’s “squirrel”).
    • Wants to make a book but wants to control, doesn’t give away negatives, doesn’t do fashion (runway is OK) with perfect hair and makeup…, doesn’t want to delegate editorial control.
    • Also, doesn’t take photos of illegal activities – when crowd got unruly at DOA show in 1979 at UBC, put camera away because doesn’t want to provide police evidence – e.g. wouldn’t have shot protests at Toronto G20 because police used Flickr photos to make arrests.
    • Cup of Tea break…
    • What’s your Fanzine? VOM.
    • Conundrums with personal life and punk life. Examples: Phone calls from punk friends about “Idle Sluts”, and Edmonton with Maddog, Art Bergman tied up with phone cord nude on Kits beach.
    • Art Bergman, cover of “Hawaii” shoot, ended up with square shot from Hasselblad, doesn’t crop so doesn’t get covers, ends up on back = more punk rock!

    Even More

    bev. presents dave with photo of me at 13 years old seeing Spores (opening for DOA) at Bumpers, Surrey, 1983bev. presents me with photo at 13 years old seeing Spores (opening for DOA) at Bumpers, Surrey, 1983 – at my 40th birthday partyUnwrapping new @bevdavies original - Uncle Joe at US fest #theclash #punkUnwrapping new @bevdavies original – Uncle Joe at US fest #theclash #punkBev Davies' 144 Punk Rock Photos 1979-1984Collaborator Nardwuar the Human Serviette at bev. davies 144 Punk Rock photo at Gem GalleryJoe and BevJoe Shithead and bev. davies, Jan. 29 2011 (with Kris Krug shooting them in foreground) at Hardcore Logo play

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    21 March 2018, 12:20 am
  • Field Notes from Elsewhere – Choogle On! #121

    Field Notes from Elsewhere – Choogle On! #121Field Notes from Elsewhere – Choogle On! #121

    Embarking on meandering natural healing journey around Asia, Indian sub-continent, Arabia, Mediterranean, across Canada, US rocky mountain canyons, and to Grateful Dead anniversary shows while emerging from a fog after chronic and complex illness diagnosis resulting in lost years due to prescription meds. 

    https://daveostory.com/wp-content/uploads/Field-Notes-from-Elsewhere-Choogle-On-121.mp3

    Hit the golden road for: Field Notes from Elsewhere – Choogle On! #121 (160k .mp3, 105MB, 1:03:20)

    Now, rebuilding after period of de-identification, I’m sharing stories into the world again – plus riffs about upcoming dispatches, other audio/video projects, annoyance about former prosecutors / cops / “carpetbaggers” getting into nascent legal cannabis industry… and hence, the importance of recognizing hemp pioneers.

    Music/Sounds

    Background soundscapes from a balcony in Istanbul, trail in Nepal, cafe in Rome, Whiskey Hickon Boys (from Utah) in Chicago and others in Grateful Dead lot + Lazarus by The Black Tories.

    And i misspoke saying “Desolation Row” when i obviously meant “When i Paint my Masterpiece” – drrr

    photo by Daveo

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    Stories to Enjoy

    HempenRoad – 1996/7 documentary about commercial industrial hemp with activists (including recently departed Dennis Peron), scientists and entrepreneurs

    Practical Guide to Cannabis – guide for policy makers made with Hemp Ed in WA state circa 1997

    Postcards from Gravelly Beach – spoken word literature/poetry pod series exploring beats writers like Kerouac, Snyder, Ginsberg et al who were nascent cannabis enthusiasts

    NOTE: All Choogle On! back-episodes are (back) online and archived thanks to mysterious elves. Refresh your feeds, reports errors.

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    24 February 2018, 12:20 am
  • The Way Home (Forever will i see you more) – Choogle On! Jamaica Scheme #10

    The Way Home (Forever will i see you more) – Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #10The Way Home (Forever will i see you more) – Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #10

    With scant days to go, Uncle Weed reflects on expectations, better realized – plus shares affection for kind people, the important of finding authenticity and supporting local economy– all while embarking on final steps before leaving, including: visiting Mr. Lawrence, the lifeguard; packing up jerk spice and mango chutney; detailing the geometric woodwork in the Queen’s Cottage’s roof; plus mops up a few stories, chats about PM Michael Manley’s Canadian ties, and dives into the sea… before saying good-bye to the Jamaican people by celebrating optimism about the free island’s place in the world.

    http://http://archive.org/download/TheWayHomeforeverWillISeeYouMoreChoogleOnJamaicaScheme10/TheWayHomeChoogleOnJamaicaScheme10.mp3

    Last time for everything in The Way Home (Forever will i see you more) ~ Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #10 (.mp3, stereo, 128kbps, 28:18)

    Music Snippets: Pressure Drop, Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros Love Fever, Roy Rayon Bam Bam, Toots Hibbert Sun is Shining, Bob Marley and the Wailers

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    24 February 2013, 11:55 pm
  • Cultural Field Notes For Ramblers – Choogle On! Jamaica Scheme #9

    Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #9

    “Mongooses are like ninja squirrels – stealth, rat-eating machines. They kinda look like squirrels but squirrels are gentle, nut-eating creatures and mongooses (mongeese) are feared sniper killers.”  

    After more banter about lobsters, reggae and food, Uncle Weed offers observations about music industry, taxi drivers, civic pride, pothole filling, corrupt government and cynicism, devalued currency, human potential, news of the day, Patois remix, ninja squirrel mongoose, Rasta culture, fireflies, coconuts, kids doing homework, bats catching mosquitos, meaning of goats, donkeys strolling, swimming (or lack thereof), varieties of crabs, Prime Minsterial hijinks, calling elections, cruise ships, markets, churches, and Jamaica-Canada connections. 

    http://http://archive.org/download/CulturalFieldNotesForRamblersChoogleOnJamaicaScheme9/CulturalFieldNotesForRamblersChoogleOnJamaicaScheme9.mp3

    Notebooks and pencils ready for Cultural Field Notes For Ramblers ~ Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #9 (.mp3, stereo, 128kbps, 42:00)

    Music Snippets:  Dance Dis Ya Festival by Freddie McKay Boom Shaka Laka by Hopeton Lewis Give Thanks and Praises, by Ray Rayon Play Di Music by Tinga Stewart Proud to Be Jamaican by Eric Donaldson Stop and Go by Unknown Cherry Oh Baby by Eric Donaldson Land of my Birth by Eric Donaldson Come Sing with Me by Stanley and the Turbine Sweet Jamaica by Eric Donaldson Jump in the Line by Marvin Brooks

    Bonus:  Map of Little Bay Photo Gallery Little Bay Cabins Facebook  Little Bay Cabins web Zimbali Retreat Also appears on Dopefiend podcast network

    Podcast Goodness Postcards from Gravelly Beach – Literature podcast – Feed – iTunes – Blog Ephemeral Feasthouse – Prezo, interviews & spiels – Feed – Blog – Podcast Archived at: Archive.org

    Visit Uncleweed.net for more writings, podcasts, paintings and photos Follow along via Twitter @uncleweed and/or @choogleon

    Gear I use Koss SterophonesM-Audio MicroTrack IIM-Audio Solo audio interfaceGriffin iMic and Sony Microphone – in case you were wondering.

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    17 February 2013, 8:40 am
  • Fresh Washington State Cannabis Education – Choogle On! #120

    Fresh Washington State Cannabis Education – Choogle On #120Fresh Washington State Cannabis Education – Choogle On #120

    Visiting pal Hemp Ed in Pe Ell, Washington, Uncle Weed gets up to date on the emerging and ambiguous regulatory framework for production, distribution and retailing of cannabis in the aftermath of Washington Initiative 502.

    Plus conversation on the state of industrial hemp, small scale growing operations, the impact of state-imported weed, and the role of the Liquor Control Board as arbiter – while smoking a joint in his medical experiment facility next to a cedar sauna. 

    http://http://archive.org/download/FreshWashingtonStateCannabisEducationChoogleOn120/choogle-washington-cannabis-education.mp3

    Change the Law with Fresh Washington State Cannabis Education – Choogle On #120

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    11 February 2013, 12:20 am
  • Jerk Grilling Master Class – Choogle On! Jamaica Scheme #8

    Jerk Grilling Master Class – Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #8Jerk Grilling Master Class – Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #8

    Friend Nadine banters with Uncle Weed about Jamaica’s national dishes and alias nicknames before gamely sharing her techniques for the unofficial people’s favourite “jerk” along with a real-time example of a pork shoulder sizzling on a – ubiquitous and rugged – gas-can grill while sharing her tips for choosing the right cut and combinations of dry and wet spice concoctions. 

    http://http://archive.org/download/JerkGrillingMasterClassChoogleOnJamaicaScheme8/JerkGrillingMasterClassChoogleOnJamaicaScheme8.mp3

    Fire up the charcoal for Jerk Grilling Master Class ~ Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #8 (.mp3, stereo, 128kbps, 11:16)

    Music Snippets:  “Sweet and Dandy ” by Toots Hibbert

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    4 February 2013, 12:20 am
  • Market Day and Lobster Man – Choogle On! Jamaica Scheme #7

    Market Day and Lobster Man  –  Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #7Market Day and Lobster Man – Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #7

    Sparking a morning joint, Uncle Weed recounts a skiff boat reef trip with Harold, acquiring lobster from John Wesley – member of The Silverlights – house band of Leroy’s bar, breaks down lobster physiology, discusses geo-cultural differences between parishes & regions, reviews of recent meals of skipjack and coconut chicken lobster, and takes a stereo sound-seeing tour deep into a hectic farmer’s and bric brac market in Falmouth complete with machine gun teenagers and butchers with hatchets, hacksaws and hammers. 

    http://http://archive.org/download/MarketDayAndLobsterManChoogleOnJamaicaScheme7/MarketDayAndLobsterManChoogleOnJamaicaScheme7.mp3

    Fill your belly with Market Day and Lobster Man  ~ Choogle On Jamaica Scheme #7 (.mp3, stereo, 128kbps, 26:02)

     Music Snippets:  “I’ll Never you Leave You Again” by Ras Karbi “Jamaica, Land We Love” by Unknown

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    27 January 2013, 12:20 pm
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