Drug Czar John Walters claims that finding a first time marijuana offender in jail for possession is like finding a unicorn. Here's what we think. You know what you can get for just seven cents per day? Not much! But, just seven cents a day will get you a MPP membership ...
Join MPP's Sara Cannon as she takes a look at outright lies made by the Drug Free America Foundation. Every 36 seconds, someone is arrested for marijuana in the U.S. Coincidentally, it only takes about 36 seconds to sign up to receive MPP’s free e-mail alerts and start finding out what ...
This video is a quick showcase of a couple of quotes from Michael Pollan, author of The Botany of Desire: A Plant's Eye View of the World. Want to help promote marijuana policy reform but think it’s too much work? Not anymore! With MPP’s free e-mail alerts, we’ll deliver the information ...
Join host Noah Brozinsky as he explores shocking and gruesome tales of death by marijuana overdose!
Dr. John Newmeyer is an epidemiologist and author of "Mother of All Gateway Drugs: Parables for Our Time." He sits down with us to discuss his views on marijuana and the drug war in general.
In the second part of this video documenting the real world impact of marijuana prohibition, we hear from medical marijuana patient Bernie Ellis about the potential loss of his home. Then, we speak with Ronnie and Anisha Naulls, California medical marijuana patients and dispensary owners whose family has been dramatically ...
In this first part of "The Human Cost of Marijuana Prohibition," we hear from Marisa Garcia, a student whose experience with a drug misdemeanor has left her without financial aid, and from MPP's own Rob Kampia, who tells us not only about his own experiences in jail, but also about ...
We sat down with author and national radio commentator, Jim Hightower, to discuss some of his thoughts on marijuana. Check it out and look for more Profiles in Marijuana Reform coming soon!
The final installment of Marijuana: It's Time for a Conversation.
Here's part two of the Rick Steves and ACLU venture, Marijuana: It's Time for a Conversation.
