Jodie Emery
Here is a recent interview I did on Time 4 Hemp. full storyJodie Emery, wife of the self-styled Prince of Pot Marc Emery, is moving ahead with business plans for the Cannabis Culture Headquarters store. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - Jodie Emery, Publisher and Editor of Cannabis Culture, hits the television airwaves to demand freedom for her husband Marc Emery, who was imprisoned yesterday for selling marijuana seeds. full storyCanada’s Prince of Pot is handing his crown to his princess. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - Vancouver activists held a protest yesterday in memory of Marilyn Holsten, a diabetic double-amputee who died from a heart attack shortly after she was given an eviction notice by her landlord for using medical marijuana. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - Seattle Hempfest 2009 offered the hundreds of thousands in attendance a vision of how hemp and cannabis can help build a brighter future. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - Hundreds of thousands of activists, entertainers, vendors, and pot smokers will gather this weekend for the largest marijuana event on the planet: Seattle Hempfest 2009. full storyI enjoyed our Montreal visit, and Jodie absolutely adores Montreal and its stately European architecture, elegance and restaurant/cafe culture. full storyVancouver-based marijuana legalization advocate Marc Emery, known as the “Prince of Pot” for his pro-legalization activism, is urging Canadians to vote for Canada’s Green Party. full storyMarc Emery, the self-titled Prince of Pot, is no stranger to a jail cell but this time he’s heading south of the border and fully expects he’ll get a five-year sentence when he pleads guilty to a count of distributing marijuana for selling cannabis seeds. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - Thousands of marijuana smokers and activists gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery on July 1, 2009 for Cannabis Day, a day to celebrate Cannabis Freedoms. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - The Prince of Pot and his lovely wife Jodie, editors of Cannabis Culture, discuss the future of CC and Marc's extradition to the US in this Pot.tv video. full storyWheelchair-bound double-amputee Marilyn Holsten is clearing the air in her pot-puffing fight with her landlord. full storyCANNABIS CULTURE - Pot smokers sparked joints across Canada and the US yesterday for 4/20, the international day to celebrate marijuana. full storyPolice don’t plan to make arrests at event celebrating cannabis culture full storyGang violence is a major concern for Vancouver and British Columbia. Shootings and murders happen so often that people feel unsafe in their own homes and communities. There was another time in history when gangsters terrorized society, bought fancy cars and weapons, lived lifestyles only criminal activity could afford, and shot rivals as they fought for control over the market. full storyAs world leaders scramble for ways to resurrect the dwindling economy, it seems that even marijuana is not being ruled out as a possible economic stimulus. full story-
Party also wants to ban Tasers, increase energy production full storyShe’s an editor of Cannabis Culture magazine, she’s 24 years old, she supported U.S. presidential candidate Ron Paul, and she’s married to pot crusader Marc Emery. She’s Jodie Emery, and the Georgia Straight has learned that she will run for the B.C. full story
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Jodie Emery, wife of the self-styled Prince of Pot Marc Emery, is moving ahead with business plans for the Cannabis Culture Headquarters store. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - Jodie Emery, Publisher and Editor of Cannabis Culture, hits the television airwaves to demand freedom for her husband Marc Emery, who was imprisoned yesterday for selling marijuana seeds. full story
Canada’s Prince of Pot is handing his crown to his princess. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - Vancouver activists held a protest yesterday in memory of Marilyn Holsten, a diabetic double-amputee who died from a heart attack shortly after she was given an eviction notice by her landlord for using medical marijuana. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - Seattle Hempfest 2009 offered the hundreds of thousands in attendance a vision of how hemp and cannabis can help build a brighter future. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hundreds of thousands of activists, entertainers, vendors, and pot smokers will gather this weekend for the largest marijuana event on the planet: Seattle Hempfest 2009. full story
Vancouver-based marijuana legalization advocate Marc Emery, known as the “Prince of Pot” for his pro-legalization activism, is urging Canadians to vote for Canada’s Green Party. full story
Marc Emery, the self-titled Prince of Pot, is no stranger to a jail cell but this time he’s heading south of the border and fully expects he’ll get a five-year sentence when he pleads guilty to a count of distributing marijuana for selling cannabis seeds. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - Thousands of marijuana smokers and activists gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery on July 1, 2009 for Cannabis Day, a day to celebrate Cannabis Freedoms. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Prince of Pot and his lovely wife Jodie, editors of Cannabis Culture, discuss the future of CC and Marc's extradition to the US in this Pot.tv video. full story
Wheelchair-bound double-amputee Marilyn Holsten is clearing the air in her pot-puffing fight with her landlord. full story
CANNABIS CULTURE - Pot smokers sparked joints across Canada and the US yesterday for 4/20, the international day to celebrate marijuana. full story
Police don’t plan to make arrests at event celebrating cannabis culture full story
Gang violence is a major concern for Vancouver and British Columbia. Shootings and murders happen so often that people feel unsafe in their own homes and communities. There was another time in history when gangsters terrorized society, bought fancy cars and weapons, lived lifestyles only criminal activity could afford, and shot rivals as they fought for control over the market. full story
As world leaders scramble for ways to resurrect the dwindling economy, it seems that even marijuana is not being ruled out as a possible economic stimulus. full story
She’s an editor of Cannabis Culture magazine, she’s 24 years old, she supported U.S. presidential candidate Ron Paul, and she’s married to pot crusader Marc Emery. She’s Jodie Emery, and the Georgia Straight has learned that she will run for the B.C. full story
