Marc urges all to go to Washington DC. If you don't do it, no one else will. After the recent death of Jonathan Magbie in jail because of Judge Retchen, he asks you to join Loretta Nall in protest in and out of Retchen's court.

Designer Rachel Churchill presents her fall line at this exclusive engagement September 30 at Natrishka's studio in Vansterdam. See pot smoking with the gang, Rhiannon's art and hemp clothing and sexy fashions.

(Audio) National Public Radio, Sunday October 3, 2004: The U.S. Supreme Court returns to the bench Monday and is expected to rule on a slate of controversial and far-reaching criminal court issues. On the docket are federal sentencing guidelines and the juvenile death penalty, and also the legality of medical marijuana. Hosted by NPR's Sheila Kast, with guest Mimi Wesson, a professor at the University of Colorado School of Law.

Konsupsa Joe explores the opium trade through Laos, Afghanistan, and Southeast Asia, and the politics of communism and the US.

15 days to go... On his weekend pass out of jail in Saskatoon, Marc urges all East Coast Americans to picket Judge Retchen's office in Washington and hold her accountable for the murder of Jonathan Magbie, and scorns those who do not contribute to the movement out of fear or in favour of comfort.

Author of Manufacturing Consent talks about the roots and solutions of drug addiction vs the prison system. (Audio)