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It's Official: Every Sunday This Summer at the Bulldog

INDIANAPOLIS: What to do on Sunday afternoon will never be a question again -- at least this summer in Indy. That's because local artist Tim Brickley will be playing every Sunday at the Bulldog (54th and College), performing his solo acoustic set, featuring songs from the new American songbook from singer/songwriter legends Neil Young, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, John Lennon/Paul McCartney and John Prine, as well as a sprinkling of his original tunes.

 

"Walking Into Town" Tim Brickley and the Bleeding Hearts

'Heroes of the Green' The Introduction with Farmer Tom Lauerman

Step in Peace (Tic Tac Toe) Tim Brickley and the Bleeding Hearts

CBD for Epilepsy w/Dr. Nicolas Schlienz

Season 2, Episode 2 of Curt’s Cannabis Corner: CBD for Epilepsy. In this podcast, host Curt Robbins interviews Dr. Nicolas Schlienz, a research scientist and clinical psychologist. Schlienz was recently appointed to the position of Research Director for Realm of Caring, a pioneering non-profit cannabinoid research organization based in Colorado Springs with ties to the popular vertically integrated brand Charlotte’s Web. In July 2021, Schlienz coauthored a study entitled “Cross-sectional and Longitudinal Evaluation of Cannabinoid (CBD) Product Use and Health Among People with Epilepsy” that was published in the peer-reviewed journal Epilepsy & Behavior. “This study represents a refreshing collaboration of scientists, clinicians, patients, and advocates,” said Jay Salpekar, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at Johns Hopkins University. Salpekar said that the study affirms that “cannabinoid products have value in the treatment of epilepsy—as well as associated neuropsychiatric conditions.”

Curt's Cannabis Corner Ep 4: Cannabis Misinformation (Full Episode 19...

When it comes to reliable information about cannabis, who can you trust? Scientific research is limited, and commercially motivated misinformation (or worse disinformation) half-truths and anecdotal case studies rule the day. This week on Curt's Cannabis Corner educator and technical writer Curt Robbins invites a panel of public relations and communications professionals -- Alana Armstrong, Wesley Donahoe, and MJNews' David Rheins tackle the topic in this lively and informative discussion. A study released in March 2021 investigated the validity of medical cannabis information commonly available via the internet. The research examined the occurrence of phrases such as “marijuana health” and “cannabis benefits” in the lay press, as located using the Google search engine and the marketing service Buzzsumo (a fee-based “bank of social engagement data”).