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On an ordinary day, Ryan Stilwell, or "Stilly," wakes up to hang out with his 2-year-old daughter, take care of his horses and get artistic one way or another. Continue on Pg.8
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In the tumultuous world of tacos, how does one, Jacob (Big Jake) Lawrence is the founder of MedIn the world of politics and law, a lot can change in tell one establishment from another? The guys over Vets a 501C(19) National Veteran Suicide Prevention a short time. Two weeks ago, there were two AZ MJ at Chronic Tacos would say love. Whether it is the and Wellness Non-Profit. MedVets provides free and Legalization Initiatives vying for approval to be love of their 3rd generation recipes, the love of their discounted medical access to placed on the November Election in AZ. Continued on Pg.06
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The Marijuana Minute
The Marijuana Minute wants to talk about the legalization movement in Arizona and a few of those who are working hard to make it a reality in this state. Dave Wisniewski is a former military member turned activist who runs Safer Arizona, a group dedicated to the legalization of marijuana, and Stacey Theis, who runs the Cannabus, a converted school bus traveling the country and spreading the awareness of the legalization movement. These are two unsung heroes in the fight against the prohibition and irrational laws and lies against marijuana /cannabis in our country. The Marijuana Minute also likes to feature music and food. Check out the band Black Bottom Lighters, desert rock/reggae from the West Valley of Phoenix. For your munchies, Chop & Wok in Scottsdale has amazing Chinese food. They’re located on the southeast corner of Shea and Scottsdale roads.You can listen to the Marijuana Minute Monday-Friday on FX 99.1FM in the East Valley of Phoenix, AZ and online at: www.fxalternativeradio.com around 4:20pm on the radio show Driving With Gass‌Man!
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Staff MMJ By. April O. The last Staff MMJ Cannabis Job Fair was held May 20th, 2016 at the Staff MMJ TerpU Campus in Phoenix. More than 300 members and job seekers attended the event. About a dozen community cannabis employers set up inside the building, including dispensaries, a security services company, edibles manufacturers, education. and legalization organizations. "We've seen an increase in employers who want to participate in the job fair because it's not your typical hiring event. Employers had to interview at a fast pace to meet with each attendant," said Tara Brown, Staff MMJ coordinator and Campus Manager. Since its launch in 2015, this event has attracted hundreds of curious job seekers and patients alike. The idea of a Cannabis Job Fair grew out of concern for lack of information available to applicants. Representatives of the Staff MMJ office, the directors and managersof licensed dispensaries, the local cannabis advocacy groups, and other local organizations had been meeting to develop a plan to assist interested applicants, when the idea for a job fair surfaced. "With fun and games outside, it was all business inside the campus," Brown said. Those who attended the Cannabis Job Fair had opportunities to play games, win prizes and obtain has access to resume tips and interview practice sessions. "We live in a medicinal state and our patients deserve the best". Join us for the next Staff MMJ Cannabis Job Fair Saturday, August 20th, 2016 between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. There is a small fee for attending which includes membership and door prizes. Please visit staffmmj.com for additional information.
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On June 1, 2016, the leadership of AZMFR (Arizonans for Mindful Regulation) announced a suspension of its campaign for the November 2016 election due to concerns about obtaining the required number of signatures in time for the July 7, 2016 filing deadline. Unhappy with the decision to suspend attempts to get onto the ballot, volunteers from within the Grassroots organization have threatened to continue signature gathering efforts. Taking over the initiative without leadership approval would require AZMFR to file a change in leadership with the AZ Secretary of State's Office, an unlikely feat. Amidst dissension in the ranks, the leadership of AZMFR has vowed to focus its current efforts on defeating the competing MPP (the MJ Policy Project) Initiative in the November 2016 election. AZMFR would rather see no change in the current MJ laws than
it would see the proposition set forth by the MPP pass. The AZMFR criticizes the MPP legislation as advancing the financial interests of the dispensaries at the expense of the MMJ patient. Also by continuing to allow felony (as opposed to misdemeanor) prosecutions for those who are accused. It is true, the MPP Initiative will not curtail anti-legalization advocates given the way police agencies, prosecuting offices and trial courts throughout the State have ignored common sense and the clear intent behind the AMMA since it has been in effect, the AZMFR fears are well founded. As an example, it took over five years after the AMMA was passed for the AZ Supreme Court to force prosecuting agencies and trial courts to allow MMJ card holders to present evidence that they had legitimate MMJ cards to establish a defense against DUI for driving with MJ metabolites in their system. By preventing introduction of that evidence to a jury, the
courts and state were thereby depriving MMJ patients of the affirmative defense and specific protections set forth by the AMMA. This unintended but serious problem is not adequately addressed by the AMMA nor will it be clarified by the current MPP proposal. Could it have been possible to have avoided the above pitfalls with better drafted, more specific language? Probably. But make no mistake, regardless of how specific and pointed the language in a law is, there will always be room for interpretation. It is no secret that police, the prosecuting agencies and trial courts are generally opposed to legalization. When they and large parts of the public have been so ingrained to believe MJ is evil and the "stepping stone" to other drug problems, any proposed language will be subject to distortion to achieve the desired ends, even if such distortion requires an outright rejection of common sense.
Women Grow
Women Grow Phoenix events are open to the public and held on the first Thursday of each month. They offer cannabis entrepreneurs the opportunity to learn more about the changing legal cannabis industry and connect with other business professionals shaping its future. Each event provides a platform for personal introductions, open networking, and a speaking program. A thriving, women empowered, cannabis business network, Women Grow Phoenix has grown from a membership of 30 to its current maximum of 80 members. Established in December 2014, it is one of 35 Women Grow chapters nationwide. Sara Gullickson, Executive Director of Dispensary Permits, serves as Chair, Kim Prince of Proven Media and Laura Bianchi of Rose Law Group serve as Co-Chairs.The organization welcomes women entrepreneurs at all stages of business development from within the many sectors of the industry including cultivation, sales, advocacy, investment and ancillary businesses such as legal advocacy and
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Continued from cover That might include painting some art, inking some tattoos, practicing with the band or playing a gig. As the only original member of the band, the Black Bottom Lighters, Stilly's had a long-time passion for music. Today, the band is a solid team of six members. Stilly takes the vocals, Mike Proctor is on guitar, Ryan McPhatter, or "Phatty" is the drummer, Jose Aquino plays the bass, Kelyn Weaver is on keyboards and Phil Keiser plays lead guitar. This group of guys has been together for five years, with the exception of Mike, who joined the band a few years ago. Stilly describes their relationships as being like a bunch of brothers. All of the band members have lived in Arizona most of their lives, so when they describe their music as "desert reggae," it means they don't fit in one or two boxes - their music is truly a manifestation of their desert roots and like-mindedness. When they're working on a new song, Stilly says "It usually
Twansac
Antwan Richardson, better known as Twansac, is considered by many industry professionals to be an enormously gifted songwriter, rapper and marketing guru. To date, Twansac has sold over 50,000 and has shared the stage with legendary acts such as T.I, 2 Chainz, Chris Brown, Neyo, Ludacris, DMX, Warren G, Fabulous, Bow Wow, Tech N9ne, Bone Thugs, Chamillionaire, D12, Ying Yang Twins, Cassidy, Petey Pablo,Three Six Mafia, DJ Quick, Tha Dogg Pound, Sugafree, Keak Da Sneak, San Quinn, J-Stalin, T-Nutty, Beeda Weeda and Krizz Kalico. A Wichita, Kansas, native, the veteran rapper has been active in the game since 1998, and while attending college on a basketball scholarship, he purchased studio quality equipment and learned how to record and mix his own music. In 2001, after earning his Bachelor’s degree in Business, the ambitious rapper started his own label, Profitcy Records, and his career quickly began to pick up steam. His first live show was in 1999, opening up for legendary Texas rapper Lil Troy (“Wanna Be A Baller”). By spring 2002, Twansac had his first hit – “Cadillac Love” one of the top hip-hop songs in the Midwest that year.
Music just comes organically." They all participate and it often starts when one person starts up a beat, someone else joins in and they all start jamming. Other times, they're passionate about a topic and make a plan on how they want the song to work and come together. The band just finished a new album and they're getting ready for a summer tour. In late July and August, they'll be touring all along the west coast. After coming back to Arizona for their album release, they'll hit the road again in September for Colorado, Montana, Idaho and more of the mid-west. As the name suggests, the Black Bottom Lighters like to party, so if you get to see one of their shows, expect a great time. They're high-energy, hold true to their music and are rumored to be even better in real life. It's an interactive show with like-minded people and an all-around good time. And by like-minded, they mean that they are all about tolerance, love, positive energy and freedom. "If you are a like-minded person, we want you The success in the Midwest quickly translated to a new location – Twansac immediately began getting radio play from stations in Phoenix and began touring regularly in California, Utah, Nevada, Texas and Arizona. In summer 2006, he released “The Ghetto Scholar” LP that went on to sell nearly 15,000 units, and his second mixtape, “KDUB 95.7 Vol. II” that featured special guests Tech N9ne, E-40 and Kutt Kalhoun. Twansac released another mixtape, “What You Know About Sac?” in 2008 and the LP “I’m All In” in 2011 and the EP “Real Nigga” in 2014. Twansac’s next move was to try and link the local scenes from his adopted home of Arizona and where he came from, Kansas to provide a music outlet for hip-hop artists in both places. “KANZONA VOL. I” showcases artists from both states bridging the gap.
LIL DRAWZ
In 2004 Lil Drawz started rapping when a musician came to his neighborhood to show kids how to record, when he made the Imperial Courts song with his friends, Buddy Love and Project4rmWatts (produced by Darrion)” Dave at the Christian School World Impact which was a challenge when he couldn’t curse as freely in the music. “The music was cool,
around us," Stilly says. "If you are about hate, don't come to our shows." The band is grateful for their supporters and was recognized as Phoenix New Times Reader's Choice Award for "Best Local Band" of 2015. Stilly said, "We love what we do. And the fans are why we do it." Check out the band on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and iTunes.
but it had no swag”, so it made it hard at that time for me as a youngster. We made a couple of good songs, but I had to do me. I used to get right in there hyped up. I was never shy, I was always on. Moms didn’t have to worry about me cause she knew I wasn’t gone f*** up. In 04 he performed and was in the newspaper, Source Magazine when Russell Simmons, Ludacris, and Pepsi donated money to open a studio right next to the gym. It was another day for me. Then in 2005 Bigg Slice became more interested in him and included him on Slice of Life a show. “I saw him in Snoop’s car and I flagged him down and started going to events. He introduced me to Richard Shaw who introduced me to Diane Luxenburg who introduced me to Rozano “Z” Johnson (both photographers). In 2006 Richard Shaw shot Slice of Life and asked Lil Drawz to be a part of his next project, “The Wordz Project”which featured Layzie Bone, Bigg Slice, Snoop Dogg and other artists. This was the same year he started getting tracks from BLK RUM. In 07 he was in the studio with BLK recording his mixtape Stacc Now Ball Later vol 1 & 2. This made more attention for him to start getting people from overseas watching what was going
Uproot
Uproot is a reggae band from Yuma, AZ. Formed in 1997 by three brothers and three friends. Together they released their first album in the spring of 200 titled “We Belong Together”. Their early years consisted of a lot of touring, playing shows in the southwest United States. You could see Uproot anywhere from small bars, all the way up to headlining festivals. With other international reggae artists. As the traveling slowed, shows in and around the bands hometown continued. Uproot has always had a knack for making new Reggae fans wherever they go and have played a major role in forming the now thriving Reggae scene in Yuma. Uproot has opened for Reggae heavyweights old and new. Bands like Steel Pulse, Third World, Yellowman, Gregory Isaacs, Revelation, and Tribal Seeds just to name a few. Although some of the members have changed their goal has remained the same. Spread love and positivity to the people they encounter through the music they love, Reggae!
on in the community. With knowing that he then had a bigger audience watching “Projectfilms08” was made (youtube channel) for those that wanted to see videos, or listen to new music from far away (overseas). He went on to record Mohawk Season with producer Janky Jay and then Nightmare on 115 th Street. Lil Drawz and a few producers along with some industry beats put together one of the hardest mixtapes called The Return which included Crippin’ Hard. He then made Snap Bacc City and started traveling. He had helped develop younger artists who were coming up after him. He hooked up with Uncle Chucc at Bullside Management and was doing more original music. Going to more studios introduced Lil Drawz to more producers, more artists and more features. When he went to work with Marvdogg, he met RBX & a few other artists to put together Fresh 2 Death featuring RBX, Master P, & Bad Azz. He’s been featured ininterviews, newspapers, videos, magazines, music, & events. He also volunteers with the Red Eye and other organizations to give back to the community.
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420 Funny with Jeffrey Peterson Ever since Cheech and Chong were discovered in the early 70's at The Troubadour in Hollywood, "Pot Comedy" has slowly been making it's way to the Main Stream. In 2016, cannabis themed comedy is a vibrant medium. Icons such as Jay & Silent Bob, The Trailer Park Boys, Workaholics and the Lucas Bros. have created a huge cult audience and that's just the tip of the cannabis iceberg. Today, TV Execs are scrambling to create new network programming content for this budding demographic. Turn on your TV these days and you can see pot use depicted on shows such as Mike & Molly, 2 Broke Girls, Family Guy and even The Simpsons. Back in 2006, the Gang on That 70's Show had to hide their smoke sessions. Boy have things changed. When I started doing Stand Up Comedy in 2003 as The 420 Comic, it was still a novelty to tell pot jokes. In fact, many successful comedians told me it would ruin my career. At the same time, comics such as Joe Rogan, Ralphie May and Doug Benson's Marijuanalogues were breaking ground making this genre of comedy legit. As the weed culture grew, so did this particular brand of comedy. Stand Up shows devoted to pot cropped up all over the country which prompted a new avenue for comedians.
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AZMMD Flagstaff 2501 North 4th St Suite# 17 Flagstaff (928) 399-7850
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Green Cross Patient Center 2401 E. Baseline Rd Gilbert
(480) 420-6582
AZMMD Glendale 5405 N. Glendale Ave Glendale
(623) 321-5070
Trichome Care Clinic 830 W. Southern Ave #7 Mesa
(480) 649-3329
High Desert Healing 12620 N. Cave Creek Rd Phoenix Yilo Superstore 2841 W. Thunderbird Rd Phoenix Sunflower Meds 10827 S 51st St Phoenix Peace Releaf Center I Parc 4201 E. University Dr Phoenix
(602) 971-4665
(602) 539-2828
(480) 350-7624
(602) 437-1645
MMJ Doctor / Paradise Palms 1616 E. Main St #111 Mesa (844) 466-5362 Canna Releaf 1155 S. Power Rd#125 Mesa
(480) 364-1338
Phoenix Relief Center 6330 S 35th Ave Ste# 104 Phoenix
(602) 276-3401
The Giving Tree North Phoenix 21617 N 9th Ave Phoenix
Evergreen Evaluation Center 423 N. Country Club Dr #5-6 Mesa (480) 834-3436
(623) 242-9080
AZMMD Phoenix 1000 E. Indian School Rd. Phoenix
(602) 761-9580
MMJ Certification Center 1000 E. Indian School Rd. Phoenix
(480) 443-8665
(480) 420-3145
Precision Medical Group 511 E Camelback Rd Phoenix
(602) 277-6537
(480) 575-1245
Arizona Green Life 11829 N 19th Ave Phoenix
Bloom S 14 S 41st Pl Phoenix Natures AZ Medicines 2439 W Mcdowell Rd Phoenix Arizona Natural Selections 7320 E. Butherus Dr. Ste# 100 Scottsdale
(602) 396-5757
(480) 382-9451
Monarch Wellness Center 8729 E. Manzanita Dr. Scottsdale
(480) 991-3752
Harvest Of Tempe 710 W Elliott Rd # 102 Tempe
The Phoenix Certification Clinics 5150 N 16th St B250 Phoenix (623) 322-4205
(480) 777-2100
A Healing MMJ Clinic 2647 W. Glendale Ave #15 Phoenix
SWC Tempe 2009 E 5th St Ste# 11 Tempe
(480) 245-6751
United MMJ LMTC 2821 N 2th St Phoenix
(602) 606-6000
(602) 955-1444
Copper State Herbal Botanica 6205 N. Travel Center Dr. Tucson
(520) 395-0230
Earth's Healing, Inc. 2075 E. Benson Hwy Tucson
Southwest MMJ Evaluation Center 12620 N. Cave Creek Rd Phoenix (480) 656-2119
(520) 373-5779
Marijuana Doctor 511 E. Camelback Rd Phoenix
(480) 966-6537
AZMMD Scottsdale 10435 N. Scottsdale Road Scottsdale
(480) 429-1919
Southern AZ Integrated Therpaies 112 S Kolb Rd. Tucson (520) 886-1003
Canabis Certification Centers 5743 E. Thomas Rd #105 Scottsdale (800) 880-6563 Scottsdale Natural Healing 2928 N. 70th St Scottsdale
(480) 947-2371
Certification Clinics 10435 N. Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale
(480) 999-7770
Marijuana Doctor 49 W. Southern Ave #3 Tempe
(480) 966-6537
Cannabis Patient Evaluation Center 2062 E. Southern Ave tempe (800) 496-3024 Dr. Reeferalz 930 W. Broadway Rd #3 Tempe
Arizona MMJ Community Clinics 4645 S. Lakeshore Dr #8 Tempe (480) 788-8203 MMJ Card Certification Center 2600 E. Southern Ave Tempe (480) 378-8530 AZMMD Tucson 4745 N. 1st Ave. Tucson
12208 N. 32nd St.
Phoenix Hydro 2434 E. Thomas Rd phxhydro.com
(602) 504-8842
(602) 840-2080
Tattoo Shop Pigments Tattoo Bell 51 Plaza 3510 East Bell Rd Suite# 10 (602)404-9191
Purplemed 1010 S. Freeway Ste# 130 Tucson
(520) 398-7338
Southwest MMJ Evaluation Center 8010 E. Mcdowell Rd Suite# 105 Scottsdale (480) 656-2119
(520) 207-2753 (520) 293-3315
Phoenix Green Cross 8149 N. 87th Pl #106 Scottsdale
(480) 443-8665
15557 W. Roosevelt St.
(520) 664-2251
Arizona MMJ Certification Center 10435 N. Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale (480) 994-0420
This Old Vape Shop 13063 N. cavecreek Rd.
(520) 838-0492
Green Star Doctors 2515 N Scottsdale Rd #11 Scottsdale
H.Q. Vape And Shop 219 W.university
Slow N Low Tattoo 220 E. Southern Ave.
(602)276-6662
Vape Shop Vanity Vapor 6670 W. Cactus Rd. A109 1720W. Southern Ave
(480) 695-2545
(602) 404-7178
Grow Shop Sea of Green 2340 W Bell Rd #116,
MMJ Certifications of Arizona 7125 E. Lincoln Dr Scottsdale (855) 294-3227
The Downtown Dispensary 221 E 6th St # 105 Tucson
(480) 921-7473
Nana's Smoke Shop 3414 W. Union Hills r. Suite #3 (623) 587-0687
(520) 620-9123
The Green Halo 7710 S Wilmot Rd Tucson
(602) 761-958
Smoke Shop It's All Goodz 933 E. University Dr.
Nature Med Inc. 5390 W. Ina Rd Tucson
Rainbow Collective 4120 E Speedway Blvd Tucson 4695 N Oracle Rd Ste# 117 Tucson
(480) 968-4208
(623)302-9410 (480)833-9981 (623)882-3810
(602)405-0101
(480)966-6093
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