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Cannabis Planet is an American television program created by Brad Lane with the intent to promote the benefits of [[marijuana]]. According to producers, the show covers "the merits of the [[cannabis ]]plant (medicinally, industrially, agriculturally), and the benefits this plant brings to planet earth, mankind and the United States." The Los Angeles-based program first broadcast in July 2009 on the television station KJLA, which airs throughout most of Southern California.

Cannabis Planet was originally co-hosted by ''West Coast Cannabis Magazine'' publisher Ngaio Bealum and [[medical marijuana]] activist Sarah Diesel, Seasons 2 & 3 were hosted by Brandon Stone and Jean Marie Tolkien. Season 4 the show took on a high tech look and featured a variety of hosting presenters. The program also features news presenter Patrick Finerty, field reporters Seirah Royin and Dragonfly de la Luz, horticulturist and author Ed Rosenthal as a cannabis expert, and chef Mike Delao to illustrate the preparation of [[cannabis foods]].

== History ==

The idea of Cannabis Planet came to Brad Lane in May 2009 after he observed an increasing number of advertisements in OC Weekly relating to [[marijuana]] and alternative medicine. With some background in television programming (Lane developed The Mammoth Channel, a tourist-oriented program that aired in local hotels), he worked quickly to get the program broadcast just three months later. KDOC-TV aired the first episode in July 2009, but the station "got cold feet", allowing KJLA to continue broadcasting the series.

In the San Francisco Bay Area, KOFY-TV picked up Cannabis Planet in 2010 and aired it on Fridays at midnight, but was unable to remain on the air following their post proposition 19 election episode in November due to lack of sponsors.

The show also aired in Sacramento on KTNC television and in San Diego on Cox Channel 14 following the KTLA news broadcast each Friday evening at 11:00 p.m.

Season 4 of Cannabis Planet aired in November of 2013 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, in addition to Phoenix, AZ, Detroit, MI, Las Vegas, NV and Denver, CO.[citation needed] Cannabis Planet 4.0 re-launched on Thanksgiving Weekend 2013 into fourteen media markets focusing on Prohibition States. The series is hosted by committee alternating each week, Celeste Creel, Salome Azizi and Jacqueline Robinson share this task.[citation needed] Returning cast members include news anchor Patrick Finerty who provides weekly information about industrial HEMP and Chef Mike DeLao providing healthy Hemp recipes. Season one co-host Ngaio Bealum returns to the show with a weekly segment, "The Higher Perspective", offering a philosophical perspective on the plant.

== Production ==

According to Lane, Cannabis Planet costs about $10,000 a week to produce. Based in Los Angeles, the series also airs in Denver, Sacramento, San Diego, and the San Francisco Bay Area. Lane hopes to eventually air the program in every state that allows [[medical marijuana]].

Stations airing Cannabis Planet include, Los Angeles, CA (KJLA); Miami, FL (WHDT); Eugene, OR (WEVU); Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Lebanon, PA (WGCB); Plano, TX (KDBC); Waco, TX (KFXK); Nagadouces, TX (KETK); Baton Rouge, LA (WBRL)/(KZUP); Lafayette, LA (KLAF).[citation needed]

== Segments ==

*News & Information

*Collective Profiles

*Grow(ing) Tips with Ed Rosenthal

*Cannabis Cooking with Chef Mike

*Entertainment

==Episodes==
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===Season 2===
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	According to Lane, Cannabis Planet costs about $10,000 a week to produce. Based in Los Angeles, the series also airs in Denver, Sacramento, San Diego, and the San Francisco Bay Area. Lane hopes to eventually air the program in every state that allows [[medical marijuana]].		According to Lane, Cannabis Planet costs about $10,000 a week to produce. Based in Los Angeles, the series also airs in Denver, Sacramento, San Diego, and the San Francisco Bay Area. Lane hopes to eventually air the program in every state that allows [[medical marijuana]].

−	Stations airing Cannabis Planet include, Los Angeles, CA (KJLA); Miami, FL (WHDT); Eugene, OR (WEVU); Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Lebanon, PA (WGCB); Plano, TX (KDBC); Waco, TX (KFXK); Nagadouces, TX (KETK); Baton Rouge, LA (WBRL)/(KZUP); Lafayette, LA (KLAF).

		+	Stations airing Cannabis Planet include, Los Angeles, CA (KJLA); Miami, FL (WHDT); Eugene, OR (WEVU); Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Lebanon, PA (WGCB); Plano, TX (KDBC); Waco, TX (KFXK); Nagadouces, TX (KETK); Baton Rouge, LA (WBRL)/(KZUP); Lafayette, LA (KLAF).

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-Season 4 of Cannabis Planet aired in November of 2013 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, in addition to Phoenix, AZ, Detroit, MI, Las Vegas, NV and Denver, CO.[citation needed] Cannabis Planet 4.0 re-launched on Thanksgiving Weekend 2013 into fourteen media markets focusing on Prohibition States. The series is hosted by committee alternating each week, Celeste Creel, Salome Azizi and Jacqueline Robinson share this task.[citation needed] Returning cast members include news anchor Patrick Finerty who provides weekly information about industrial HEMP and Chef Mike DeLao providing healthy Hemp recipes. Season one co-host Ngaio Bealum returns to the show with a weekly segment, "The Higher Perspective", offering a philosophical perspective on the plant.
+Season 4 of Cannabis Planet aired in November of 2013 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, in addition to Phoenix, AZ, Detroit, MI, Las Vegas, NV and Denver, CO.[citation needed] Cannabis Planet 4.0 re-launched on Thanksgiving Weekend 2013 into fourteen media markets focusing on Prohibition States. The series is hosted by committee alternating each week, Celeste Creel, Salome Azizi and Jacqueline Robinson share this task. Returning cast members include news anchor Patrick Finerty who provides weekly information about industrial HEMP and Chef Mike DeLao providing healthy Hemp recipes. Season one co-host Ngaio Bealum returns to the show with a weekly segment, "The Higher Perspective", offering a philosophical perspective on the plant.
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 According to Lane, Cannabis Planet costs about $10,000 a week to produce. Based in Los Angeles, the series also airs in Denver, Sacramento, San Diego, and the San Francisco Bay Area. Lane hopes to eventually air the program in every state that allows [[medical marijuana]].
-Stations airing Cannabis Planet include, Los Angeles, CA (KJLA); Miami, FL (WHDT); Eugene, OR (WEVU); Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Lebanon, PA (WGCB); Plano, TX (KDBC); Waco, TX (KFXK); Nagadouces, TX (KETK); Baton Rouge, LA (WBRL)/(KZUP); Lafayette, LA (KLAF).[citation needed]
+Stations airing Cannabis Planet include, Los Angeles, CA (KJLA); Miami, FL (WHDT); Eugene, OR (WEVU); Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Lebanon, PA (WGCB); Plano, TX (KDBC); Waco, TX (KFXK); Nagadouces, TX (KETK); Baton Rouge, LA (WBRL)/(KZUP); Lafayette, LA (KLAF).

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