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Gretchen Burns Bergman of Parents for Addiciton Treatment and Healing + Randy Credico senatorial candidate in NY & MJ Borden with Drug War Facts & premiere of "Legalize" by Sloshtown
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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. |
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Sanho Tree of Institute for Policy Studies regarding travel to Bolivia and Colombia + MJ Borden of Drug War Facts & Fox reporter for ending drug war?
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Larry Talley, former naval intelligence officer now with LEAP + Jasmine Tyler of Drug Policy Alliance & Okla Atty Kevin Adams re ongoing police corruption scandal in Tulsa
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Len Richmond, producer of new film: "What if Cannabis Cured Cancer" + Michael Krawitz re VA's allowing med marijuana & Paul Armentano re bogus Govt stats for emergency room visits for marijuana
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Dante Picazo & Jeff Blackburn of MedCan University a Texas based medical marijuana educational facility + Howard Wooldridge of Citizens Opposing Prohibition
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DTN host Dean Becker is joined by 2 other drug war radio hosts: Adam Assenberg - Marijuana Fact or Fiction and Casper Leich - Time 4 Hemp
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Ed Rosenthal, the Guru of Ganja discusses his new book: Marijuna Growers Handbook + Mikki Norris, editor of West Coast Leaf & Steve Fox of Marijuana Policy Project
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Jodie Emery, wife of Canadian Marc discusses his incarceration in US prison for selling cannabis seeds + Former servicemen Michael Krawitz and Josh Fenton discuss PTSD, medical cannabis and the Veterans Administration
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Otis McLay guest hosts, Eric Sterling president of Criminal Justice Policy Foundation is guest
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Paul Wright, editor Prison Legal News, Mike Meno of Marijuana Policy Project, Sandy Moriarty, cannabis chef at Oaksterdam University, NPR starts to understand cannabis
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