Show-818-Marijuana and Alcohol Increase Risk For Unsafe Sex

Marijuana and alcohol use both lead to unique sexual effects and somewhat risky sexual behavior according to a new study..

In the study, published this week in the Archives of Sexual Behavior by researchers affiliated with New York University's Center for Drug Use and HIV Research, researchers talked to adults about their sexual experiences while stoned and while drunk.

Plus:

-A study on marijuana vs. booze on sex.
-Chris Olson from Portland's Indo Expo this weekend
-Bree Whitehead from Stoned Media Group and Stoned Girls
-Analyzing Gary Johnson's Town Hall Performance

President Obama issued a record-breaking amount of commutations by reducing the sentences of 214 federal inmates. More than the past 9 presidents combined.

Puerto Rico Medical Marijuana Sales Move Closer, following an executive order by the governor in May 2015, Puerto Rico medical marijuana sales are just months away.

Marijuana grows are the new “meth houses ” says the DEA as they comment on growing operations in Colorado.

Oakland Pot Licensing Dilemma as Oakland’s new medical cannabis laws, intended to right the perceived wrongs of the U.S. war on drugs, are the focus of a fierce political fight at City Hall.

Russ explains why marijuana legalizers need to vote for Hillary Clinton on the night she accepts the Democratic Party's nomination for President.

Peter Ogburn chimes in from Day 3 of the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, plus Russ explains why I'm Still Bernie Or Bust.

Russ Belville discusses highlights coming out of Day Two of the Democratic National Convention 2016 in Philadelphia.

Editor at Freedom Leaf magazine and Philly.com columnist Chris Goldstein reports from the Democratic National Convention 2016 in Philadelphia, plus Russ responds to the Democrats Reaction to the DNC Email Leak.

Russ Belville discusses how Republican nominee Donald Trump may call for building a border wall keeping to keep out immigrants coming in from Mexico but that will not stop the drugs coming in.