rabble interview

'They held Marc in solitary for three weeks': An interview with Jodie Emery

Marc and Jodie Emery hug before Marc is taken away, Sept. 28, 2009. Photo: Dave O/Flickr

The marijuana legalization activist describes what life in a U.S. prison has been like for her husband, Marc Emery, sentenced to five years on Sept. 10, 2010.

Cathryn Atkinson: You're going down to visit Marc tomorrow [The interview took place on Sept. 16], yes?

Jodie Emery: My visits are on Saturday and Monday, but I fly down a day early.

C.A.: How often are you allowed to see him at the moment?

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Alert! Radio from Canadian Dimension

Why Canada lost UN security council bid. Why is the U.S. swinging to the right? Pitfalls of Canada-EU Free Trade Agreement

October 28, 2010
| Alert! Radio #162 - Interviews with Haroon Siddiqui, Stephen Shrybman, Saul Landau. Headlines, Around the Left in 7 Days and Music is the Weapon.

60:13 minutes (27.57 MB)

4th Annual Toronto Freedom Festival

May 1 2010 - 12:00pm
May 1 2010 - 8:00pm

Location

Queen’s Park North
111 Wellesley St. W.
Toronto
Canada
43° 39' 48.708" N, 79° 23' 27.0384" W

The Toronto Freedom Festival (TFF) is the city's largest one-day, outdoor, spring festival attracting well over 30,000 people to Queen's Park North in the heart of downtown Toronto. The event is always a peaceful celebration without an arrest or serious incident in its three year history.

TFF was developed to offer thoughtful, passionate groups a forum to expose their ideas to thousands of progressive thinking individuals. By coming together in large numbers, positive attention has been drawn to individuals and groups seeking to preserve their constitutional rights and freedoms.

Street Cred

Prince of Pot

August 15, 2009
| An interview with Canada's notorious 'Prince of Pot' Marc Emery

16:01 minutes (14.67 MB)

Weekly Pulse: Drugs, sex and the single payer

| March 19, 2009
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