Tonight, on Weed Wednesday: Desert Hot Springs is the Riverside County conventional center; an armpit of deep red republican values and bedrock conservatism, in arguably the most right wing county in California.
Next Screen: Tomorrow, a 9,600 square foot cultivation facility opens for business, and both local officials and media alike are cheering.
Page Down: Meanwhile, in Butte County, the local daily sides with the redneck townies who are afraid of the most dynamic economic development strategy to come to this state since high tech.
And then, on The 420 Report, we visit with Mike Robinson, an activist documenting success in treating epilepsy and autism with cannabis.



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