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2012-04-14T14:48:37Z

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Radio DJ causes controversy by smoking salvia while on air

2010-12-19T08:39:55Z

A radio disc jockey has caused controversy by smoking the hallucinogenic herb salvia during a live broadcast, and then allowing a video of the experience to be posted online.

The DJ, who goes by the name Ryder, said he was concerned about a video of Miley Cyrus smoking the drug and he wanted to show that it should not be used for fun. He smoked salvia during Ryder and Brandy's "The Big Show" on Wired 96.3 FM on December 16.

"I wanted, needed to show people that it wasn't just a fun party drug, that it was actually very serious," the CBC quoted him as saying.

The video, which is about 12 minutes long, was posted online and has been viewed by thousands of people. In it Ryder is seen smoking and then quickly showing effects.

“This is so weird,” he says as he leans forward with a red face.

“Why am I looking at the floor?” he asks at one point. “What the hell is going on?”

While still seated on the chair he asks why he is lying on the floor.

The station received calls from people who were upset about what Ryder did, as well as from people who applauded them for attempting to discourage young people from using salvia.

The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council also received complaints.

"I didn't have fun," the CBC quoted Ryder as saying. "If that's the perception some people are getting when they watch the video, they are wrong."

He said he won't smoke it again, and wants it made illegal. The radio station posted links for a petition on their Facebook page.

It is classed as a natural health product in Canada, meaning it is regulated by Health Canada, which has issued warnings against its use.

"You can be intoxicated by a very, very small amount because it's an extract," Tim Selenski, who runs a hemp store in Regina, told the CBC.

He said it is intended for spiritual rituals and he stopped selling it a year ago because he saw it being abused.

The video was posted on the Perez Hilton website, which said: “We have to admit, it was a little scary at how fast and how easy it was for Ryder to start hallucinating. Scary stuff.”

Ryder told the Star Phoenix that he was prepared for negative reaction in Saskatoon, but

hadn’t expected such much publicity.

There are hundreds of species of salvia, including ornamental plants and those used in cooking. The hallucinogenic variety is salvia divinorum.

It grows in the Sierra Madre Mountains in Mexico and was used in by shamans in rituals.

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Radio DJ causes controversy by smoking salvia while on air