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- The Ballroom Scene
Marcella gets high with David Brandyn
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46 min - Hollywood MessiahMarcella gets high with Jonathan Cho
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1 hr 16 min - Don't Tell MamaMarcella gets high with Dyani Rejae. On repeat with music from Mthunzi
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40 min - Gay ThoughtsMarcella gets high with Justin Lain. Justin talks about having obsessive thoughts regarding his sexual orientation and the actions he took to help better understand himself.
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48 min - Actually Homeless
Marcella gets high with Alan "Boogie" Jamil. Alan opens up about being homeless in Hollywood and living on the streets. They also discuss hip hope and share fucked up edible stories.
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53 min - Magic Maull
Marcella gets high with Magic Maull
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50 min - Jeff HorsteJeff Horste Detroit comedian, actor, and writer best known for his Comedy Central performances on "Kevin Hart Presents: Hart Of The City" and "Kevin Hart Presents: The Next Level" takes a smoke down memory lane with Marcella Riley and Budsy.
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About Dope Comedians
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Comedians who incorporate weed into their lives as a means to cope with depression are finding both solace and inspiration in the power of the plant. For these individuals, marijuana serves as a tool…
to navigate the tumultuous terrain of mental health struggles. By easing the weight of depression, weed provides a temporary respite, allowing comedians to explore their craft from a different perspective. It amplifies their creativity, enhancing their ability to find humor in the darkest corners of their minds. Through this symbiotic relationship, these comedians use weed to not only alleviate their own pain, but also to connect with audiences who may find solace and laughter in their relatable experiences. In a world where mental health remains stigmatized, these comedians serve as beacons of hope, reminding us all that laughter is, indeed, powerful medicine.
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