Join Hairy PotHead author Dana Larsen as he continues his readings withChapter 14 "Qannabbi".Chapter 15 "The Pottery of Sion"Chapter 16 "The Deathly Hallway"Chapter 17 "The Office of The Master Head"Chapter 18 "Growing Mysteries"Illustrations by Gary Wintle.Visit HAIRY POTHEAD & THE MARIJUANA STONE at http://www.HairyPothead.net

The Marijuana Policy Project honored Hugh Hefner March 30th for being a pioneer in the fight for the legalization of medicinal marijuana and Michelle Phillips, Snoop, Mike Simpson of The Dust Brothers, Adam Carolla, Ray Benson and Tommy Chong all celebrated in grand style at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles.

Reggae music legend Bob Marley may have passed away over a quarter-century ago, but his music and message live on.In this never-before-seen interview from 1976, Marley talks with FOX 31 reporter Job Bowman about topics ranging from the meaning of reggae music to his Rastafarian faith, to his use of marijuana. The interview also includes video of Marley's live performancesPosted by Chris Bennett

Priscilla stands alone in Ottawa but even one can make a difference.

Toronto Hemp Company, Sacred Seed, Toronto Compassion Club, Kindred Cafe, Toronto Art Glass & Vapor Central = Yongesterdam, Toronto's Pot Block.

Ted Smith and other activists take to MPs offices in Victoria and get Kieth Martin and Denise Savoie to express to the media why they oppose the Cons' Drug Bill C-26. Mick Mann and friends do their bit in Port Alberni. Posted by SeaBC.

Today, December 17th protests were held across Canada, calling for our MPs to not support Bill C-26. Libby Davis, MP for Vancouver East spoke to say how the Bill is dangerous and wrong.

OAKLAND, Calif. (KCBS) -- The Drug Enforcement Administration has sent out a new batch of warning letters to Bay Area property owners who house medical marijuana dispensaries. Initially the letters went out to clubs in San Francisco and Sacramento, but have now also been distributed in the East Bay. http://www.kcbs.com/pages/1342397.php?

At noon on Dec.17, Canadians will gather at the offices of their Member of Parliament to ask a simple question.

"Dr. Ron Paul, a Congressman running to be President, did this interview with ABC's John Stossel of 20/20. They did the interview -- with more to follow -- because of the huge demand for Ron Paul... Unfortunately, they chose to only "air" it online instead of on television, because "the popularity of Ron Paul is very strong on the Internet"! Hopefully they'll put a Ron Paul segment on television if enough requests are made, as Ron Paul best represent the interests of the cannabis culture, and all freedom-loving people.