When Is "Enough" Enough?

Episode 1 of the Combat Zone 360 podcast, hosted by Combat Zone 360, titled "When Is "Enough" Enough?" was published on June 11, 2021 and runs 68 minutes.

June 11, 2021 ·68m · Combat Zone 360

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Summary

On this episode, we interview Vietnam Veteran and Peer Recovery Support Specialist James Boyd. James served our nation during the Vietnam War, and when he returned home he spent years serving time in prison as well as battling drug addiction. James has been free from addiction for over 9,000 days. As a result of his changed behavior, clear vision, and strength of character James has decided to apply himself to helping other families find a clear and personal pathway to recovery. We at Combat Zone 360 want to thank James Boyd for his service, and we think it is important to share his story and experiences with the world so the next generation of soldiers can learn from his story.  We also want to thank Jesse Blaze Snider for the theme song to our podcast. You can listen to the full song here: https://soundcloud.com/jesse-snider-125919778/ko-master

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We also want to thank Jesse Blaze Snider for the theme song to our podcast. You can listen to the full song here:

https://soundcloud.com/jesse-snider-125919778/ko-master

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