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Download the NORML Daily Audio Stash for 2008-05-15

It’s Thursday, May 15th and it’s 4:20 somewhere in the world. I’m your host, “Radical” Russ Belville and this is your NORML Daily Audio Stash.

Don’t forget to get on the phone and call your Congress at 202-224-3121. Tell your representative to support Ron Paul’s HR5842, the bill to end DEA raids in medical marijuana states, and Barney Frank’s HR5843, the bill to end federal penalties for personal possession of marijuana.

Today on the Daily Audio Stash we’re speaking with NORML Founder and Legal Counsel Keith Stroup, who will update us on the outcome of his trial in Massachusetts on charges he smoked a doobie in public at the Boston Freedom Rally.

Cannabis Karri brings us more island beats with some reggae from Mikey Dread. This Jamaican dub hit is called “Dizzy (Herb Smoker)”. Though he passed from this earth in March, his music lives on and infuses us all with that irie vibe.

Then we’ll finish up with Charles Thomas from the Interfaith Drug Policy Alliance. He’s here to tell us about support for medical marijuana in Minnesota from the clergy of many denominations and their efforts to convince the governor to not veto the upcoming medical marijuana bill.

We’ve got a lot to cover, so sit back and relax with Bong Crosby and your favorite strain and enjoy your NORML Daily Audio Stash…

Tags: Charles Thomas, IDPI, Keith Stroup, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Rich Cusick

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