Hey, how's it going, folks? It's Abdullah and Bean.

And welcome back for another episode of great moments in weed history.

Now on this show, we go through some of the more fascinating points in the long, long history

of cannabis. And you should know before we get into it, I have zero prior knowledge of anything

that Bean is about to tell me. He's done the research and written up the story. And he's going to tell me about it. I have zero prior knowledge of anything that Bean is about to tell me. He's done the

research and written up the story. And he's going to tell me about it. We're going to smoke some

weed, learn a little something new about cannabis. And we're going to have a good time. So come

join us. Bean, what do you got for us today? Actually, today's story is about somebody you and I

had a chance to spend some time with

and who is an icon of the marijuana movement, the cannabis movement in all its forms, and

who passed on pretty recently in the last couple months.

Now, we've been lucky enough to meet quite a few cannabis icons together, which I feel really

fortunate about. But I do know the one you're talking about. It's somebody that we lost

not too long ago. And somebody that was extremely impactful when it came to bringing about

sensible medical marijuana access here

in California. I think you're talking about the man Dennis Perron. Is that right? Yeah, absolutely.

And, you know, we're here to celebrate his life. Absolutely. You know what I mean? And it's obviously

a time to mourn his passing as well, but he was certainly somebody who,

I think the lesson of this,

and I learned so much researching this story,

somebody who I, you know,

I didn't say I'd know him well,

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