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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2019 · 51 MIN

Episode 2: Change Intolerance

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https://crackdownpod.com/podcast/episode-2-change-intolerance/ EPISODE 2: CHANGE INTOLERANCE British Columbia switched nearly 15,000 methadone patients to a new formulation called Methadose in 2014. In Crackdown's second episode, Garth Mullins, Laura Shaver, and their colleagues at the British Columbia Association of People on Methadone investigate what happened next. Crackdown is hosted, written, and produced by Garth Mullins. It is also produced by Sam Fenn, Alexander Kim, Lisa Hale and Gordon Katic. Our scientific adviser is Ryan McNeil from the BC Centre on Substance Use. Episode 2's lead editorial consultant was Laura Shaver and lead producer was Sam Fenn. Music in today's show was written by Garth Mullins, Sam Fenn, Jacob Dryden and "Ray."

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