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I'm laughing because a guy who "partied with Jack" is telling us how to pronounce his name after smoking 2 joints. Contradicting what I was told by several people who were very close to Jack. Including Jeannie Herer. (She is on Facebook, it's not hard to find her. Go ahead and ask her how...

How's this for proof? https://signup.hempfest.org/content/jack-herer That page also provides evidence that his name is "hair-er" like "terror". Does that count? Either I'm telling the truth, or I'm an amazing hacker. You decide. ;)

Is there anybody out there interested in MAKING games..? I'd love to make some hemp based edutainment, among other things. -Myke

I work on / created their volunteer registration website. The one that takes signups, lets them register for shifts, and check-in for shifts.

Hey there.. I live in Washington state... I help produce Seattle Hempfest every year, since 2009. I have mixed feelings about the recreational law here, 502. On the one hand, it's great that people can walk into a store and pick up some cannabis. On the other hand, it's actually made it...

Maybe you should look up who Eve Lentz is before you claim I don't know what I'm talking about? I lived with her. I can backup my claims. Can you? I also used to live with Vivian McPeak. I'm guessing you might know who that is.

It is definitely "Hair-er". Jack used to tell people his last named rhymed with "terror." This is not a tomato's "tuh-mah-toes" type of thing.. =) We would not have our modern hemp movement were it not for Jack!

It's pronounced like "hair-er". "huh-rare" is incorrect. Full disclosure: I'm Seattle Hempfest core staff. Other people on core knew him very well. I'm 100% positive that it is NOT huh-rare and that it IS hair-er. That's also how his wikipedia page pronounces it.