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On this edition of Century: The Math of Fentanyl. Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation by Morgan Godvin, a researcher, writer, harm reduction advocate, and co-author an article entitled \"Estimating the daily milligrams of morphine equivalent of illicit fentanyl use in Los Angeles: Clinical and epidemiological implications,\" which was published in the August 2026 edition of the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence. They spoke at the eighty-eighth annual meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence, which took place June 13 through 17 in Portland, Oregon. Plus, the Joint United Nations Programme against HIV/AIDS has released a new report which shows that a combination of factors is threatening to reverse years of gains in the AIDS response. Angeli Achrekar, Assistant Secretary-General of UNAIDS, discussed the report at a news conference June 12.

Howard \"Cowboy\" Wooldridge, a former detective, lobbies on behalf of universal drug legalization via his organization Citizens Opposing Prohibition. He tours the US Congress on a regular basis and is a big name at Grover Norquists DC confabs. Major Neill Franklin, the former head of LEAP has than 33 years of law enforcement experience. He honed his expertise in police training, policy, use of force, and criminal and narcotics investigations. Neill still trains police forces around the nation.TOPICS: History of Law Enforcement. From Salem witch trials, to slave catcher, to the Earp brothers, to Jim Crow, to the Drug War, to 9-11, covid restrictions and Trumps war on reality. ICE, Venezuela 205 dead, fake training hours, smell of marijuana, more..

Fri Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod 7

Wed Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod 5

Tue Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod 4

Mon Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod 3

Sun Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod

Sat Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod

On this edition of Century: Drugs in Europe. The European Union Drugs Agency, EUDA for short, released its European Drug Report 2026 at a news conference on June 9. We\'ll hear an overview of the report plus questions from the media to the panelists at the event: Dr. Lorraine Nolan, EUDA Executive Director; Magnus Brunner, European Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration; and Dr. Franz Pietsch, Chair of the EUDA Management Board. Plus, the state of New York is moving to prohibit the sale of 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products.

Will Foster, Doug McVay & Matt Elrod. Will Foster was busted in Oklahoma and sentenced to 93 years in prison for a small grow, he now runs a massive marijuana sales organization in Oklahoma. Doug McVay reports drug war news via DTN\'s Century of Lies program and Dougs own network of distribution. Matt Elrod is a Canadian activist, computer guru and heads up the DrugSense online.Topics: Movie Nuremberg: \"The wrongs which we seek to condemn and punish have been so calculated, so malignant, and so devastating, that civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored, because it cannot survive their being repeated.\"World condemnation Trump regime, forming new alliances, F*** TrumpUFC on WH lawn, golden arch, golden ballroom ,Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Ballroom, reflection pool, SLUSH fund, face on passport maybe 250 bill, Peace board billions, 200+ murdered Venezuelans & where oil $, Trump wants NDA for Fed employees, Snooze master Trump, William Pulte to be temp Dir of National intelligence, no experienceTodd Blanch to be perm AG, lies to congress, refuses oath, wrote Slush. Pam Bondi points to Blanch re Epstein files

Fri Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith 7

Thu Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith 6

Wed Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith 5

Tue Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith 4

Mon Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith 3

Sun Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith 2

Sat Atty. Patrick Goggin & Phil Smith

On this edition of Century of Lies: Drug Policy in New York. Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation by Toni Smith, New York State Director of the Drug Policy Alliance to discuss marijuana legalization, harm reduction, abusive police practices, and the state of drug policy reform in New York.

Fri Atty Clay Conrad author of Jury Nullification 5

Thu Atty Clay Conrad author of Jury Nullification 4

Wed Atty Clay Conrad author of Jury Nullification 3

Tue Atty Clay Conrad author of Jury Nullification 2

Mon Atty Clay Conrad author of Jury Nullification The Evolution of a Doctrine

Sun Paul Armentano is Deputy Director of NORML 2

Sat Paul Armentano is Deputy Director of NORML

On this edition of Century: Veterans In the Criminal Legal System. The US Senate Committee on Veterans\' Affairs held a hearing April 15 entitled Programs for Justice-Involved Veterans, a low-key ambiguous title for a rather important hearing. We hear testimony from retired US Army Major General Clyde \"Butch\" Tate, Chief Counsel for All Rise; The Honorable Lawton Nuss, retired Chief Justice of the Kansas Supreme Court; Corey Schramm, a US Army veteran who serves as a Case Manager on the Johnson County, Kansas Mental Health Center\'s Adult Services team; retired US Army Brigadier General David \"Mac\" MacEwen, Director of the Veterans Justice Commission at the Council on Criminal Justice; and Rose Carmen Goldberg, Associate Teaching Professor and Director of the Veterans Clinic at the University of Washington School of Law.

Clay Conrad & Paul Armentano. Mr. Conrad is widely recognized for his exceptional legal research and appellate litigation experience. He has litigated over 50 appeals across numerous federal and state jurisdictions. He is author of Jury Nullification The Evolution of a Doctrine. Paul Armentano is Deputy Director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. Topics to include moving medical cannabis to Schedule III, drug war and Trumps war on reality.

Fri Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett 7

Thu Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett 6

Wed Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett 5

Tue Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett 4

Mon Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett 3

Sun Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett 2

Sat Dana Larsen & Chris Bennett

On this edition of Century: Yankee Cannabusiness. Connecticut legalized marijuana in 2021. Now in 2026, the Connecticut legislature is considering changes to its weed laws. An amended version of House Bill 5350, An Act Concerning Cannabis, Hemp and Infused Beverage Regulation, was approved by the Connecticut House of Representatives on April 20 in a roll call vote of 83 to 61, after more than three hours of sometimes contentious debate. This week on Century of Lies we hear portions of that debate including interventions by CT State Reps. Roland Lemar and David Rutigliano.