The Science is clear. The Bible is clear. And if we're honest, our intuitions are clear.

We know what we're killing. We're killing a human being.

It's time for wretched radio. What's Tont Freel?

You hearing the sound of my voice first can only mean one thing. I'm in the studio. Tons out on the campus of

Kinesa State University and this is witness Wednesday on wretched radio. Okay, so that's three things.

What you get the point? Hey, welcome in. I'm Jimmy Hicks your guide as we follow along and

Eve's drop on Todd having conversations with students on the campus. So let's not waste any more time.

Let's head out to the campus now and check in with Todd.

This is Octavia and she didn't know today is 420. Do you know what 420 represents?

I do know what 420 represents. Yeah. What is it?

As weed as we day. Right. Let's call it we day. It is a celebration of the use of recreational

marijuana. Octavia, in your opinion is the use of the recreational drug marijuana. We're celebrating.

I think that it can be. I've tried it before. It's nice, I guess. And like it helps a lot of people.

So I guess it has some sort of benefit. Medicineally, I'm with you on that. I'm talking about not

not for dealing with fibromyalgia or whatever amality might be. I'm talking about just getting

stoned. Um, you know what? Yeah, I think that if someone's hobby isn't inherently hurting someone

else then yeah, blaze it gets stoned. Go ahead and do it. You know, I have to confess to you.

It's kind of amazing to me that you would so casually reveal that you've actually tried it before.

Yeah. Um, with Georgia, you know, it's like slowly and you know, it was like once what it's like

after it wasn't really my thing. But I guess there's there's there's less stigma about it now. Yeah,

I agree with that. I honestly don't think Octavia with my generation, we'd be way more guarded with

that information because we'd perceive there's still a stigma. You're right. Your generation doesn't

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