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Ep. 186 - Why Chiropractors Could Change the Narrative in the Opioid Epidemic

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Ep. 185 - Ken Daniels Speaks on the Harsh Reality of The Florida Shuffle

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Ep. 184 - A Journey from Hollywood to Recovery Inspires Leader of Drug–Free Workplace Initiative

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Ep. 183 - Opioid Addiction Can Happen to Anyone, Even a Doctor: Dr. Faye Jamali Shares Her Story

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Ep. 182 - Palm Beach County State Attorney on Patient Brokering and “The Florida Shuffle”

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Ep. 181 - Using Genetics to Treat Addiction with Dr. Howard Wetsman

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Ep. 180 - Plant Manager Addresses Drug Addiction in Workplace Head On

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Ep. 179 - Mayor’s Task Force to Combat the Opioid Epidemic in Philadelphia

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Ep. 178 - Addiction and Sobriety with "My Fair Junkie" author, Amy Dresner

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Ep. 177 - Expanding Naloxone Availability Throughout Our Country to Save Lives

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Ep. 176 – How to Be a Respectable Junkie: Greg Vovos, Cuyahoga County Public Library in Parma

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Ep. 175 - A Discussion with one of Time Magazine’s “Top 100 People Who Shape Our World” Dr. Volkow

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Ep. 174 - Cover2 Salutes First Responders and Recognizes First Responders Appreciation Week

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Ep. 173 - Greg Interviews David Sheff, One of Time Magazine’s “Top 100 Most Influential People”

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Ep. 172 – Part 5: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic

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Ep. 171 – Part 4: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic

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Ep. 170 – Part 3: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic

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Ep. 169 – Part 2: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic

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Ep. 168 – CMA Award winning Artist Shane Runion Concert Tour: DFCA Chapters in 38 School Districts

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Ep. 167 – A Podcast on the Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; A Front Row Seat to the Opioid Epidemic

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Ep. 166 – Darryl Strawberry, Former MLB Player, Author, Minister and Recovered Addict

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Ep. 165 – COAT, Community Overdose Action Team in Montgomery, Ohio

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Ep. 164 – Operation Resolve: Taking An Opioid Educational Initiative to the Workplace

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Ep. 163 – New Gov. Anti-Drug Efforts With DEA360 Program: Sean Fearns, chief of community outreach

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Ep. 162 – Opioid Court Injected With Power to Save, Part II: J Craig Hannah; Buffalo Opioid Court

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Ep. 161 – Reform in Drug Court: Jeff Smith, thought leader and change agent from Buffalo

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Ep. 160 – Beat the Odds Together: Daniel Meloy, Director of Public Safety Colerain Township

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Ep. 159 – Building A Border Wall is Not the Solution: Nicole Lewis, Washington Post

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Ep. 158 – The Cash Drive of the Treatment Industry: Dr. Alan Goodwin, Psychologist

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Ep. 157 – Pharmaceutical Companies Price Gouge, No Government Oversight: Daniel Denvir

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Ep. 156 – The Opioid Epidemic on a Brain Scan: Dr. Sandra Block, Buffalo Medical Group

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Ep. 155 – Treatment Initiatives to Save Lives: Dr. Scott Weiner, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

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Ep. 154 – A New Approach to Treating SUDs: Dr. Ann DiFrangia, Akron General Hospital

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Ep. 153 – The Need for Urgency: Mike DeWine, Ohio Attorney General

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Ep. 152 – Marshaling Resources to Combat an Epidemic: Nan Whaley, Mayor of Dayton

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Ep. 151 – Rebecca Crowder, Lily’s Place

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Ep. 150 – Smile Now, Cry Later Pt. II: Freddy Negrete, Hollywood Studio Artist

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Ep. 149 – Smile Now, Cry Later: Freddy Negrete, Hollywood Studio Artist

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Ep. 148 – State of Emergency Opens Command Center for Coordination: Ilene Shapiro, Summit County

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Ep. 147 – Developing Better Tactics Pt.2: Clay Stamp, Opioid Operational Command Center

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Ep. 146 – Developing Better Tactics Pt. 1: Clay Stamp, Opioid Operational Command Center

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Ep. 145 A Different Kind of Treatment Option – Matt Eacott, Aware Recovery Care

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Ep. 144 – Understanding Underlying Causes of Addiction: Johann Hari; "Chasing the Scream" Part 3

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Ep. 143 – Making Data-Driven Decisions: Darshan Shah & Doug Huntsinger, State of Indiana

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Ep. 142 – Understanding Where the Core of Addiction Treatment Lies: Johann Hari, Part 2 of 3

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Ep. 141 – Sourcing the Community: Michael H. Robertson, Somerset County Prosecutor

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Ep. 140 – Treating Addicts NOT as Criminals: "Chasing The Scream" Johann Hari. Part 1

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Ep. 139 – Rewiring the Brain: Dr. Jamie Marich, Institute of Creative Mindfulness

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Ep. 138 – Interrupting the Cycle: Dr. Kathryn Hawk, Yale University’s Dept. of Emergency Medicine

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Ep. 137 – Inspiration through Experience: Dawn Scherma & Tammy Laurer, Dawn’s Early Light

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Ep. 136 – An Internal Struggle: Lenny Bernstein, Washington Post

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Ep. 135 – More Than Just Awareness: Katie Park, Matt Butler, & Jennifer Simpson, Ashtabula County

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Ep. 134 – A Path to Change pt. II: Maurice Clarett, Athlete & Public Speaker

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Ep. 133 – Life on Life’s Terms: Kristen Schenker, Glenbeigh

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Ep. 132 – A Path to Change: Maurice Clarett, Athlete & Public Speaker

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Ep. 131 – The Benefits of Vivitrol: John Stuckey, ARCHway Institute

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Ep. 130 – Treating Opioid Addiction as a Medical Disorder, Not A Moral Failing: Dr. Darin Neven

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Ep. 129 – Building A Border Wall is Not the Solution: Nicole Lewis, Washington Post

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Ep. 128 – Better Policy through Communication: Keary McCarthy, Mayors Alliance

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Ep. 127 – State of Emergency: Dr. Jay Butler, Alaska Dept. of Health and Human Services

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Ep. 126 – Title: Mike Tobin, U.S. Attorney’s Office in Cleveland

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Ep. 125 – Building Upon Proof: Gary Mendell, Shatterproof

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Ep. 124 – Refusing to Keep Silent: Rene Elefteriou, B.A. FORCE

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Ep. 123 – Providing New Options with SOAR: Mayor Michael Summers, Lakewood Ohio

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Ep. 122 – Medicaid Expansion and Healthcare Reform: Lydia Ramsey and Jay Ruais, Healthcare Reform

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A Direct Line to Treatment: Thom Olmstead, Orlando Howard, St. Vincent Charity Medical Center

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Ep. 120 – A Doctor’s Playbook: Dr. Doug Nemecek, CIGNA

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Ep. 119 – Increasing Pain Management Education: Dr. Phyllis L. Hendry, University of Florida

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118 – Fighting Misperceptions on Adolescent Substance Abuse: Dr. Friebert, Akron Children’s Hospital

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Ep. 117 – (In)Dependent: The Heroin Project: Emelia Sherin, Kent State University

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Ep. 116 Closing the Loopholes – State Representative Jay Edwards: Ohio House District 94

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115 – Increasing Education on Over-Prescribing: Dr. Martin Klapheke, University of Central Florida

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Ep. 114 – Building an Accessible Resource: Bill Ayars, The Emerald Jenny Foundation

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Ep. 113 – Combating Coverage Denial: Lisa Landau, Health Care Bureau of NY

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Ep. 112 – Helping a Community Help Themselves: Dr. Geoffery Capraro, Brown University

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Ep. 111 – Supply vs. Demand: Dr. Shawn Ryan, BrightView Treatment Center

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Ep. 110 – Trapped in a Cycle of Relapse: State Attorney Dave Aronberg, Palm Beach County

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Ep. 109 – Uniting Faith and Community in Outreach: Rosalie Canfield, Hope Over Heroin

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Ep. 108 – Removing Obstacles for Recovery: Capt. Park, Dr. Andric, & Dr. Schlosser, Palm Beach

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Ep. 107 – A Community Effort: Bud Lytle, Chillicothe Police Department

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Ep. 106 – Hub & Spoke, Creating a Continuum of Care: Barbara Cimaglio, Vermont Department of Health

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Ep. 105 – Addressing Substance Abuse Trauma: LeeAnne Cornyn, Director of the Children’s Initiative

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Ep. 104 – How to Be a Respectable Junkie: Greg Vovos, Dobama Theatre

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Ep. 103 – Harm Reduction through Testing: Iqbal Sunderani, BTNX

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Ep. 102 – Simplifying the Search for Providers: Tim Elliot, The Dalton Foundation

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Ep. 101 – Bringing the Church into the Fray: Pastor Greg Delaney, Faith Collaborator

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Ep. 100 – Rapid Detox and Recovery Retention: Wendy Komac, Luna Living

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Ep. 99 – Digital Support on Demand: Brian Bailys, Ascent

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Ep. 98 – Pre-Booking Law Enforcement Treatment Program Making a Difference In Montgomery County, MD

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Ep. 97 – Utilizing Personal Motivators to Overcome Addiction: Chris Wilkins, CHESS Mobile Health

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Ep. 96 – Expanded Medicaid Coverage and Government Funding: Andrew Joseph, STAT

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Ep. 95 – Mending Burnt Bridges and Building Support: Sheriff John Tharp, D.A.R.T.

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Ep. 94 – Preparing Inmates for Outpatient Treatment after Prison: John Wetzel, PA Corrections

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Ep. 93 – Receiving Treatment Without Leaving Home: Megan Peterson, Telemedicine

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Ep. 92 – Reclaiming Life Through Athletic Recovery: Scott Strode, Phoenix Multisport

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Ep. 91 – Why Hair Drug Tests are the Best Option: Dr. George Elder, Psychemedics

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Ep. 90 – Taking Small Steps Toward Recovery in Emergency Rooms: Michelle Harter, AnchorED

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Ep. 89 – Why the NFL Doesn’t Follow Prescription Drug Regulations: Rick Maese, The Washington Post

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Ep. 88 – Bridging the Gap in Community Treatment: Chris Hickey, Safe Stations

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Ep. 87 – Increased Border Screening to Keep America Fentanyl Free: Senator Sherrod Brown