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- Date
- Description
- Audio
- Transcript
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- 12/27/02
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- Mark Stepnoski
- Mark Stepnoski, former Dallas Cowboy center and perennial Pro Bowl winner is now the President of Texas' National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML)
- .mp3
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- 12/13/02
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- Greg Gladden
- Greg Gladden, ACLU attorney will be our guest to discuss the drug laws, the "Fatherland" bill and many other aspects that impact our freedoms.
- .mp3
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- 11/15/02
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- Al Giordano
- Al Giordano, noted journalist and publisher of narconews.com. The politics of Colombia, the investigative reporting that alerts us all to the real truth in Mexico, Central and South America.
- .mp3
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- 10/25/02
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- Rev. Alan Bean
- Rev. Alan Bean We will discuss the news from Tulia, Texas, where 39 black people were arrested in one night. Local newspaper headlines said: "Taking out the Garbage." These people were tried by all-white juries and given prison sentences ranging to the hundreds of years.
- .mp3
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- 09/27/02
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- Kevin Zeese
- Kevin Zeese, president of Common Sense for Drug Policy and Prof. David Duncan, Professor, School of Medicine Brown University., http://www.duncan-associates.com/
- .mp3
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- 09/13/02
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- Sen. Pierre Nolin
- Sen. Pierre Nolin and Eugene Oscapella of the Canadian Drug Policy Foundation discuss a Canadian Senate report calling for legal cannabis, freeing the prisoners and leaving the single convention treaty.
- .mp3
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- 08/16/02
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- Dr. G. Alan Robison
- Dr. G. Alan Robison, distinguished professor of pharmacology at UT Health Science Center, plus George McMahon, federally supplied medical marijuana patient.
- .mp3
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- 08/02/02
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- Charles Thomas
- Charles Thomas of Unitarian Universalists for Drug Policy Reform, plus Chris Davies, Member of the European Parliament on drug law reform in Great Britain and throughout Europe.
- .mp3
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- 07/19/02
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- Judge James P. Gray
- Judge James P. Gray, author of "Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed and What We Can Do About It."
- .mp3
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- 06/21/02
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- Daniel Forbes
- Investigative reporter Daniel Forbes discusses his four-month long Institute for Policy Studies investigation detailing political malfeasance, the misuse of public funds and the inappropriate use of government resources in Ohio.
- .mp3