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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 45 MIN

161 - Heroin, Narcan and the life that was worth more.

from The Barn Philosopher · host The Barn Philosopher

In this episode of The Barn Philosopher, Shelby and Rita take on a serious topic: homelessness and the difficult realities surrounding it. They talk about the role of drug abuse, the tough situations many people find themselves in, and the importance of the decisions we make along the way. It’s a conversation about compassion, accountability, and how small choices can lead us down very different paths in life. Of course, it wouldn’t be a conversation in the barn without a little humor mixed in. Rita manages to lighten the mood by making fun of Shelby’s “hamburger-eating hands,” reminding us that even serious discussions still leave room for a laugh. At the heart of it all, the episode comes back to a simple idea: being good, making good decisions, and trying to move through life in a way that helps rather than harms. If this conversation made you think, share it with someone who might appreciate it. Follow the show, leave a rating, and help more people find thoughtful conversations happening right here in the barn.

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