In this episode of the podcast I get to catch up with Tony (Philip Anthony Bevington) who was recently in court for growing his own cannabis to produce an oil to help with his stage 4 kidney disease. He tell me how he condition is improving since starting cannabis medicines and it continues to improve with continued access now through a private prescription.  Tony received a 2 year suspended sentence for his crime of trying to improve the quality of his life with cannabis medicines. He is now going to campaign for cannabis legalisation and for his right to grow this plant and produce his own oil without having to pay so much for it.  I hope you enjoy the interview and thanks again to Tony for taking the time to speak with me and for continuing to fight for cannabis legalisation.  If you would like to support the show and the development of the Cork Cannabis Activist hub the patreon is www.patreon.com/martinsworld  For BitCoin donations follow this link https://checkout.opennode.com/p/597e0e1d-ede6-47be-8d83-854c4237b06e Timestamps 1:49 interview starts 2:20 Hows health and hows life now? 5:05 We start chatting about the court cases and Tong getting caught with cannabis plants. 7:00 If you were arrested would the prison of had to of honored your cannabis prescription now?  7:55 Tony tells me what he misses about cannabis growing 10:40 "There is 1.4million ill people" in the UK still breaking the Law to access cannabis  13:50 I ask Tony about the policeman who was harassing him 15:00 I ask Tony about his commitment to campaigning for cannabis legalisation and any future plans he has.  18:30 We chat briefly about cannabis cooperatives  20:20 A "Chillin rooms" Cannabis cafe in Cornwall!! 24:50 I ask Gary if he agrees with the decriminalisation of all drug users 30:30 Tony tells me a bit about some LSD experiences he had also about the beetle nut (areca nuts) found in india.  34:20 Birthing a calf while high on LSD 40:20 What are your plans for the future and cannabis campaigning? 42:10 Final messages from Tony 45:00 I ask for a look at Tony's cannabis medicine that he gets on private prescription.