The metro-Detroit based Medical Marijuana Radio Show (MMRS) will make a historic remote broadcast from Kalamazoo on Saturday April 21st. Hosting the radio show, which is broadcast on powerful Clear Channel Network's AM 1310, will be the MedJoint 3C on West Main Street.

Show host Steve Greene explains why the radio program selected MedJoint for their unique broadcast: "MedJoint has accomplished more for the regular people of Kalamazoo than any other facility I know of." Greene cites the Center's food drive, which has collected over a ton and a half of food for the Loaves and Fishes Food Bank, and other charitable actions undertaken by the Center's leader, Kevin Spitler.

Show co-host Rick Thompson adds, "The MedJoint's leadership in promoting safe access and scientific testing of medicine as reasons why they are considered leaders in the statewide community. They are participating in a study conducted by Wayne State University, and that's cutting edge for our industry."

Why would a radio show come across the state to broadcast from a city that outside of their signal range? Because the MMRS is a podcast, too. Visitors to the MedJoint (who must have a state-issued MMA card to get inside the Center) during the broadcast may become part of the permanent Internet record via interviews and crowd shots during the broadcast.

"We feature the podcast on multiple websites across the state and on YouTube," Greene adds. "Each one hour of broadcasting results on hundreds or thousands of replays." The MMRS is a talk radio broadcast with news and political commentary mixed in with interviews and fun.

MMA registrants are welcome to visit the MedJoint from noon until 1pm on April 21st to watch the broadcast live. "Come on down," says Spitler. "If you are not registered with the State, we'll give you information and referrals about what we do and how it might benefit you or your loved ones." There is no cost to attend this event.

The MedJoint 3C is located at 6857 West Main Street, unit #2, Kalamazoo.