• WAKARUSA 2011 blog for poster

    Jerrad Baumann Posted On April 23, 2011
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    Wuts up fellow travelers, need to start by saying I have no idea what a blog is.  The other night I was having a talk about the research chemicals that are showing up more and more at festivals in recent years.  I think we all pretty much agreed that none of us wanted these drugs at our festivals, but knew they were not going anywhere. We also agreed that knowledge is power so I came up with a set of 3 posters.  The message is simple. I know I cant make people stop doing things that could be potentially deadly, but maybe I can make someone stop and think.  Tell me what yall think. Thank you




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