Cultural Baggage
Cultural Baggage is DTN's longest running broadcast program with 18 years as of October 2019. We are proud to have more than three dozen affiliate stations in the US and Canada broadcasting our 29 minutes of unvarnished truth about the failure and futility of this eternal prohibition of drugs. Produced by former cop Dean Becker at KPFT, Houston, one of the 5 Pacifica "sister" stations.
04/10/19 Miss Ian
DPA Conf III: Miss Ian of San Francisco Drug Users Union, Maddie Magnuson of Health Equity Alliance, Marsha Jenn-Charles of Brotherhood, Sister Sol + Joe Biden & President trump
Guest(s): Miss Ian
Organization(s): San Francisco Drug Users Union
FDBCB041019.mp3Link(s): Drug Policy Alliance
04/03/19 T Dubbb O
St Louis Drug Policy Conference I - Ferguson rap artist T-Dubb-O, Chad Sabora of Monet, Rodney Holcombe DPA Atty + Presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke visits Houston
Guest(s): T-Dubb-O
Organization(s): Drug Policy Alliance
FDBCB040319.mp3Link(s): Drug Policy Alliance
03/27/19 Paul Armentano
Paul Armentano of NORML re "marijuana psychosis", Jodi James of Florida Cannabis Action Network, Nurse Mary Lynn Mathre of Patients Out Of Time & NIDA Scientist Dr. Donald Tashkin on safety of marijuana
Guest(s): Paul Armentano
Organization(s): NORML
FDBCB032719.mp3Link(s): NORML
03/20/19 Ed Fourcion
New Jersey Weedman, Ed Fourchion set to sell weed at statehouse to challenge supposed legalization, Rob announces April 6 Cannabis Expo, Cornel Prof. Christopher Wildeman re "Nearly Half of US Families Have Had Relatives Behind Bars", Spoorthi Kamepalli re Baker Institute Seminar/Judging
Guest(s): Ed Forchien
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03/13/19 Julia Negron
Julia Negron speaks of need for harm reduction in Florida, Kassandra Frederique of DPA re renewed compassion in US, Tony Papa of DPA re sentencing disparity, Justin George reporter with Marshall Program & Howard Wooldridge re UN call for decriminalization of drugs
Guest(s): Julia Negron
FDBCB031319.mp3Link(s): Drug Policy Alliance
03/06/19 Judge Gray
Superior Court Judge James P. Gray, (ret) discusses failure and futility of drug war. Tex House Hearing on HB63 Marijuana Decrim with Ronny Moore Asst Police Chief, David Sloan of DFW & Natl NORML, Senior District Court Judge John Delaney
Guest(s): Judge James P. Gray
Organization(s): LEAP
FDBCB030619.mp3Link(s): LEAP
02/27/19 Richard Andrews
Dr. Richard Andrews is a Houston family doctor who is co-chair of the National Task Force on Hepatitis B. He has a particular interest in the overlap between drug use, drug policy and hepatitis. + Matt Simon of Marijuana Policy Project regarding progress on drug laws in New England.
Guest(s): Richard Andrews
Organization(s): Marijuana Policy Project
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02/20/19 Senator John Whitmire
Drug Truth Network Editorial re fiasco bust in Houston, interview with Texas Senator John Whitmire + US Congressional Hearing on Safe Banking Act for marijuana business owners and employees featuring Fiona Ma California Sec of Treasury & Maj Neill Franklin Exec Dir of Law Enforcement Action Partnership, LEAP.cc
Guest(s): John Whitmire
Organization(s): LEAP
FDBCB022019.mp3Link(s): LEAP
02/13/19 Joe Moody
Rep Joe Moody re cannabis law change in Texas, Heather Fazio of Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy & Christopher Redfearn victim of Texas asset forfeiture
Guest(s): Joe Moody
Organization(s): Texas Representative
FDBCB021319.mp3Link(s): Texans for Responsible Marijuana Policy
02/06/19 Alex Wodak
Dr. Alex Wokak is a physician and the director of the Alcohol and Drug Service, at St Vincent's Hospital, in Sydney, Australia. Wodak is a notable advocate of drug reform laws. Wodak helped establish the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, the NSW Users AIDS Association, and the Australian Society of HIV Medicine. Wodak is President of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation and was President of the International Harm Reduction Association. Wodak also helped open Australia's first needle exchange programme and the first medically supervised injecting centre in Kings Cross
Guest(s): Alex Wodak
FDBCB020619.mp3Link(s): Harm Reduction Australia