Being in jail doesn't slow the Prince of Pot down at all, here is Marc on a the Rafe Mair radio show, answering callers and speaking out for the cause! Write marc in Jail: Marc Emeryc/o Saskatoon Correctional Centre910 60th St. East,Saskatoon, SKCANADAS7K 2H6

Commentary with Richard Cowan. Witness Dramatic Reenactment of Actual Crime Committed by Marc Emery. Even the Prime Minister Must Think Judge Was Wrong. Plus Richard talks with Marc Emery from Jail. Marc answers the Questions about his Guilty Plea. Marc Emery Jailed for 90 Days In Saskatoon for Passing Two Joints. Province HasMajor Problems With Alcohol Related Crime and Cannabis Related Law Enforcement. (http://marijuananews.com/news.php3?sid=760)

Audio Only. Marty Gold, host of The Great Canadian Talk Show, does an exclusive jailhouse interview with Marc Emery, as heard on August 24th on 107.9 FM (CJWV) in Winnipeg. Special thanks to Loud Studios. Write marc in Jail: Marc Emeryc/o Saskatoon Correctional Centre910 60th St. East,Saskatoon, SKCANADAS7K 2H6

Photographer Harvey and models from The Spirit Of Lady Godiva, while shooting spontaneous nude art photos for their upcoming calendar, were filmed by CTV and MTV in the Pot TV studio in Vancouver. See them in rehersal and then in action at the Gastown Steam Whistle, a major tourist attraction.

Ali G takes it to the streets in his hood and solicits sinsemilla, hash, the chronic, you know.... to unwitting pedestrians.

This documentary deals with the heroin trade in Afghanistan and Asia through American military drug operations and the toll it has taken on the people.Thanks to Flash!

Pot TV manager Chris Bennett talks to Marc Emery from the Saskatoon prison where Marc is serving 3 months for passing a joint. As the days go by Marc is focussing, getting more political and there is a new religious tone in his presentation that was not as apparent before his most recent sentencing.

Bad Boys in Broward County, Florida bust kid for weed and show him their fatherly hospitality.

Pot TV Manager Chris Bennett talks to Marc Emery from the jail where he is serving 3 months for passing a joint. Showing that 'the chains that bind us are those that free us', an incredible wave of support has gone up for Marc across the country, culminating in a National Post article that condemns the Draconian sentence being forced on Marc. Also included is an interview with activist and Cannabis Culture editor Dana Larsen, who is on the scene in Saskatchewan galvinating activists for vigils and more in Marc's honor.

Rik Mayall stars 'The New Statesman', a British comedy that might be described as a combination of 'Yes, Minister' and 'Blackadder'. This is the story of the ruthless Alan B'Stard, a statesman in the tradition of Genghis Khan, who will stop at nothing to make himself richer and more comfortable. In this episode, titled 'H*A*S*H', there is a possibility that Cannabis could be legalised. Piers has been told to do the right thing for England when it comes up for a vote; problem is that he has forgotten what the right thing is!