Saturday's, 5:00pm ET Live on unregularradio.com!
Change begins with their show. Governor Gary Johnson called in for a
very revealing interview with Mike and Heather, and talked about Marc
Emery, Johnson's own marijuana use, liberitarianism, a call-in question
about drones, marijuana legalization, and his
run for Presidency. In a recent conversation with, Moms for Marijuana
International, Heather Mack talks to Bettie Retro about the Cannabis
Quilt Project. The quilt is part of a tapestry, travelling around the
country collecting stories while raising awareness.
They're taking on squares of fabric to represent regional conferences,
different states, organizations and businesses, and The Seattle
Hempfest, to name just a few of the contributors. Piecing this quilt
together to make a visual impact on our society, as it's
being impacted by cannabis, the drug war, it's victims and the marijuana
movement, as a whole. Maine State Representative, Diane Russell, calls
in to the show and answered questions about the Obama Administration,
drug raids, law enforcement, legalization and
she also made an exciting announcement on the show! Two Hotheads: Where
Activism Happens can be heard every Saturday, live on UNregularradio.com
at 3:30pm. Call in live at: 617-606-4122.
Mike Cann, who has worked on many campaigns supporting marijuana reform
has also worked with local elected officials, politicians, State, and
Congressional representatives, such as, Barney Frank, Mike Capuano, Ron
Paul, and many more recently called into WBZ's
Nightside, with Dan Rea, to ask Governor, Deval Patrick, about the
medical cannabis initiative and legalization. When Governor Patrick was
asked if the bill passes and would be enforced, he answered with a
surprising, "I think that's what we are supposed to
do." Cann's reaction was as follows, "I would have liked more of a
commitment from the Governor on medical marijuana, but considering his
past negative statements towards any type of marijuana reform, I feel
like he is maybe starting to see the light." 
WAAF's Bay State Rock Carmelita is the executive producer and creator of
the show. She has led the the Two Hotheads from the beginning, spending
many hours working with each host. Her experience and leadership has
been invaluable to the show. "Without her there
would never have been or still be a Two Hotheads show. She thought to
bring Heather in when I already knew her and never thought of her as the
new co-host. That was genius. And she made me much better at radio."
Cann says. "I created this show because there
seemed to be a void in tackling real issues that go largely untapped in
media. I came to realize how their programming (UNregularradio.com) was
all about creative freedom of expression in media. By creative
expression, I mean programming that allows for hosts
to think independently and inspire their listeners related to issues
that personally affect their daily lives without feeling like they're
being, judged, preached at, or spoken down to. Heather and Mike are free
and independent thinkers who don't feel threatened
by my, sometimes, brutal critiques. More importantly, they don't feel
threatened by each other, as opposite as their opinions can be at
times." Carmelita says. "I trust her endlessly to support me and give me
the right kind of criticism that focuses me and
helps me to keep improving. she has definitely taught me that kindness
and patience towards everyone goes a long way, and that it's important
to put 100% effort into everything I do." Mack says.
John Loftus, an owner at UNregularradio.com was recently asked why he
supported the Two Hotheads show with his time and resources. "I was with
the idea of Two Hotheads from the first pitch. They have evolved into
an outlet where people can speak about issues
that really effect them on a day to day basis instead of the distraction
issues which weigh down many mainstream media talk shows. It's a place
where everyday people can have a voice to speak their mind without being
cut down or hung up on. There are certainly
debates from different sides that get heated but the name sort of
telegraphs that. We support free speech and I'm proud to have a show
like Two Hotheads that promotes that and other civil liberties." KC
Hoye, also from UNregularradio.com says "I support Two
Hotheads and will continue to do so because they have remained flexible
with their format while accomplishing the same goal; to educate. Mike
has been dedicated to the task of pushing legislative reform in the
cannabis community for years. Heather is a wealth
of information, and has been boots on the ground where it matters when
it comes to changing legislation." 
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