I am the producer of The NORML Network, the host of the NORML SHOW LIVE and The NORML Stash Blog, and NORML's Outreach Coordinator. I'm married, live in Portland, Oregon, and I am a registered medical marijuana caregiver in this state. I've worked days as an IT geek and nights as a professional musician. Previously, I have been the host of my own political talk radio show on satellite radio. I've been the High Times "Freedom Fighter of the Month" and I travel across the country to educate people on marijuana reform. I've dedicated my life to bringing an end to adult marijuana prohibition and re-legalizing cannabis hemp, and I'm honored to be chosen by NORML to give voice to the Marijuana Nation and to speak for those who can't speak up.

4 responses to “Flashback: Phelps’ 2004 DUI didn’t cost him Kellogg’s endorsement”

  1. mick

    Cheez-its suck anyways, go with the cheez snips.

  2. lessgov

    kelloggs cerials are loaded with diabetes causing sugar which they push on children with their cartoon character, dealers. anyone who feeds their kids that crap should be arrested for child endangerment.

  3. Ray DiPasquale

    It is astounding how many famous people that have used cannabis in thier lives and thru out their careers with absolutely no problems with the choice they have made to use cannabis and then those who have been made public because of cannabis use become fodder by hypocrites and moralists who more than likely drink,consume tobacco,coffee or addicted to porn or precription drugs.
    When you watch shows like celebrity rehab or Intervention, the substance of abuse is always alcohol, precscription drugs, meth, coke or something else and not cannabis.It was either used in conjunction with the others but it was not the addiction that the patients were adressing in rehab.
    But cannabis is always is an easy scapegoat when the word drugs is used in that context to make the correlation. Especially the word marijuana, as its origins and beginings are from the prohibitionists of that era using racial overtones to stigmatize and label the mexican workers and that has carried over today.
    When someone is caught with cannabis they are charged with a marijuana crime, guilty by word association.The word marijuana has connotations from that past propaganda.It is like when one is arrested and the mugshot is always taken to show the suspect dirty, greasy, and dishoveled because it equals guilt unless you are Lindsay or Paris who always look good in their mugshot when they had trouble consuming alcohol.
    Michael Phelps is the new whipping boy for the hypocritical ethics and rationales of the moralists and prohibitionists. They must disparage him to justify thier beliefs that when you use cannabis you will be worthless to society because of this history of conditioning and propagnda says it is fact but Mr. Phelps has proven them and this theory wrong.
    Michael Phelps is the antithesis to all of this propagnada and conditioning.Look at what you can accomplish with the assistance of cannabis,
    a world class athlete and a gold medal world record holder not a leach on society as the moralists and prohibitionists would have you believe.
    He will be crucified for not following or behaving in the pretext of the propaganda set forth to one being so successful in this society.
    He has confirmed the war on cannabis is the biggest hypocritical lie ever perpetuated by the goverment and those who justify their professions.
    He has shattered the stereotype and belief system of those who will maintain the window dressing of moralists and prohibitionists and the war on drugs.They will follow thier conditioning and propaganda to debts of hell knowing full well on their way down the abyss that they are foolish and no longer the majority.

    The essence of immorality is the tendency to make an exception of myself. ~Jane Addams

    The devil loves nothing better than the intolerance of reformers. ~James Russell Lowell

  4. fallibilist

    We need a symbol to rally around. We need people who work for Kellogg’s to see that there are MANY of us who oppose their foolishness, reject their hypocrisy, and won’t be eating their cereal any more.

    We need t-shirts. buttons. bumperstickers.

    If someone were REALLY brave, they’d charge just enough to break even in selling T-shirts with the “No Tony the Tiger” logo. Or maybe you should charge a fair price with a good profit; those corporate vermin at Kellogg’s will undoubtedly sue you.

    Now’s no time for “sunshine patriots.” We’re in the dark winter of prohibition. Who’s going to stand up for freedom? Who’s going to make our nation’s founders–rebels down to their bones–proud of their legacy?

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