FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NORML – New Jersey
Ending Marijuana Prohibition in the Garden State
WHO: Larry Kane, Chris Goldstein, Ken Coluzzi, Mark Wallen
WHAT: Comcast’s The Voice of Reason talks marijuana
WHEN: Sunday Nov. 8, 2009 at 9:30PM
Larry Kane tackles Marijuana on Comcast
November 6, 2009
Larry Kane on CN8
Philadelphia – Legendary Philadelphia newsman and author Larry Kane takes on the subject of “Legalizing Marijuana” this week on his cable talk show The Voice of Reason.
The program airs for the first time Sunday November 8th at 9:30PM on The Comcast Network, Channel 8 or HD Channel 201.
Guests on the topic included: Ken Coluzzi the Police Chief of Upper Makefield, Mark Wallen MD from Livingrin Addictions Center and local marijuana reform advocate Chris Goldstein.
Goldstein serves as the Executive Director of NORML-NJ and media coordinator for PhillyNORML, the local chapters of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
The lively discussion covered the medical marijuana legislation in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The guests were asked to weigh in on the recent Department of Justice memo regarding medical cannabis. Host Larry Kane, whose most recent book focused on Beatle John Lennon, was keen to explore the topic of overall marijuana prohibition.
The Voice of Reason 30-minute program on marijuana will re-air at 5:30PM on Wednesday November 11, 2009. The show will also be served as an audio podcast on the website of KYW1060 Newsradio throughout the week.
Both local NORML Chapters are working on some exciting projects including campus lectures, legal forums and medical marijuana advocacy. The chapters hold public meetings regularly. NORML-NJ and PhillyNORML are committed to representing the cannabis consumers of the Delaware Valley while changing the senseless and destructive policy of marijuana prohibition.
We support legalizing cannabis for responsible use by adults.
Media requests: Chris Goldstein director (at) normlnj.org
Links:
http://www.csnphilly.com/pages/voiceofreason/
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