Download the NORML Daily Audio Stash for 2008-04-14

It’s the week leading up to Sunday, April 20^th – Cannabis Liberation Day, or as others call it, 4/20. Coming up after the news we have the Reformer’s Calendar to let you know about the special 4/20 events happening this weekend. If you have a special 4/20 event you’d like to promote this week, send me an email at stash ‘at’ norml.org and I’ll plug your event on this week’s Stash podcasts and up on our Stash blog.

One of the events happening at a NORML Chapter near you is the “Roll Your Own Screening” of Doug Benson’s new comedy documentary, Super High Me. We sat down with Doug last week to learn more about the show and how you can help support the end of adult marijuana prohibition by seeing it this weekend.

All this week we’re also promoting the NORML 420 MoneyBomb. This is a fundraising effort by NORML to get as many people as possible to visit 420moneybomb.org on Sunday, April 20^th, and join NORML and get a 4/20 sticker for a $4.20 donation to NORML.

For our musical break on this Blues Monday, Cannabis Karri has discovered Jake Lear, a singer/songwriter from Vermont who gives us a thoughtful tune called “Trouble in my Mind, Trouble in my Soul”.

Then we’ll finish up with comedian Rob Cantrell who is hosting his own 420 comedy show along with Marijuanalogues founder, Tony Camin, in Arlington, Virginia.

And remember, if you are a business or non-profit who’d like your message heard on the Daily Audio Stash or the NORML Weekly News, you can advertise with us. We have rates for every budget and a 10% discount for non-profits. You can target your message to the focused audience of enlightened cannabis consumers you’re looking for. With over 28,000 daily downloads and hundreds of thousands of embedded players on websites worldwide, advertising with NORML is the most effective way of reaching your potential customers. Just send us an email at stash ‘at’ norml.org and we’ll have you on the air in no time.

Today’s Sponsors:

• Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP)
• The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation’s medical marijuana clinics in WA, OR, CA, HI, CO, and NV
• NORML

So sit back and relax with your favorite strain, it’s time for your NORML Daily Audio Stash.

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Super High Me | Screenings
Super High Me opens on the West Coast on 4/11 in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland at the following fine venues:

Admiral Twin
2347 California Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98116

Cinema 21
616 NW 21st Ave
Portland, OR 97209

Roxie Cinema
3125 16th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103

Regent SHOWCASE
614 La Brea Ave.
Hollywood, CA, 90036

NORML is excited to partner with Doug Benson in the Roll Your Own screenings taking place all over the country on 4/20. Take a look at the list to see if there is a screening near you. If not, go ahead and set up your own free screening and invite all your friends.

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Download the NORML Daily Audio Stash for 2008-04-08

Tuesday is Government at Work day on the podcast, and coming up after the news, we’re going to speak with Jon Gettel from Arizona NORML. Jon’s got some interesting information on medical marijuana in Arizona and the recent use of immigration checkpoints to catch marijuana users on the southern highways.

After that I’ve got an acoustic musical break for you. Cannabis Karri found a nice tokin’ tune called “One Toke” by a songwriter named Dallas Leonard who records out of the great state of Virginia. I think we all know what he means by “one toke” and it sure is nice when you can get it.

And to end the show, we have a special treat. Comedian Doug Benson of The Marijuanalogues has a new movie out called “Super High Me” (add it to your Netflix!). It’s a take on the Morgan Spurlock Academy-Awardâ„¢ nominated documentary, “Super Size Me”, where Spurlock ate nothing but McDonald’s for 30 days and chronicled the effects on his life and health. In “Super High Me”, Benson smokes marijuana for 30 days straight and documents the effects. We spoke with Benson by phone and he tells us all about it.

So sit back and relax with your favorite strain – this is the Daily Audio Stash.

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