Marc ponders Jesus' message of 'Love Thy Enemy' and finds answers in the words of civil rights activist Reverend Martin Luther King.

All Things Considered, September 12, 2004 (Audio) -- A Scientology-based drug treatment center has been offering free anti-drug lectures to California schools. NPR's Jennifer Ludden talks to Nanette Asimov of The San Francisco Chronicle, who has reported that the lectures are not just religion-tinged, but filled with bad science. The San Francisco School Advisory Board has ended the lectures.

In a case that's rekindling the debate over the effects of smoking marijuana, a Quebec man has had his murder sentence reduced -- because he was under the influence of marijuana at the time. Described as a life-long substance abuser, 31-year-old Martin Veilleux had been on a marijuana binge when he stabbed his good friend, for no apparent reason, in March of last year.

After his preliminary hearing, Michael Boudreau from Da Kine, who was arrested with Carol, speaks with Chris Bennett in the Pot TV studio about Da Kine and how people can support it.

Arrest Arrest Arrest! Marc poetically cites numerous cases of the injustice of marijuana arrests in recent history.

More about Saskatoon Correctional Life. Marc reflects on the great women in his life, notably Renee Boje, and Loretta Nall, with excerpts from her recent speech in Alabama.