doi:10.7916/d8-8wax-nc28Beyond the UnnameableFass, Bob, 1933-2021sound recordingssound recordingPolitical activistsHippiesDrug controlUnited StatesHoffman, Abbie1974, between mid-February and mid-April: Bob reads from a SoHo Weekly News interview with Abbie Hoffman, who was arrested in his home for cocaine possession and intent to sell cocaine August 28, 1973. Hoffman claims that drug laws targeting cocaine as opposed to heroin are based in racism, as cocaine is not addictive and doesn't cause death. Bob has Anita Hoffman on the phone. Between phone calls regarding the date of a march on Washington to impeach Nixon, Bob plays a 1968 tape of Abbie Hoffman in the studio with him. Hoffman tells of his experience being arrested for a crime aboard an aircraft, the instance of which led to the Chicago Seven trial. Bob takes a few more calls, including one from a man impersonating Hoffman, and one from a woman objecting to playing tapes of Mae BrussellMae Brussell, prisons