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Ep. 86 – Why Trauma Issues Need to Be Addressed Early: Joel Mowrey, Mental Health & Recovery Board

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Ep. 85 - How a Phone Service Acts Fast to Help Those in Need: Nick Bianco, WRC

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Ep. 84 – Sticking with Christ for Total Transformation: Ken Hawkins, Really Recovered

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Ep. 83 – How A Bottle of Water Became the Tipping Point: Rob Brandt, Robby’s Voice

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Ep. 82 – Overcoming a Difficult Upbringing and Giving Back: Jessica Nickel, Addiction Policy Forum

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Ep. 81 – Building a Firm Foundation to Fight Substance Abuse: Jessica Nickel, Addiction Policy Forum

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Ep. 80 – What Makes Faith-Based Recovery Housing Work: Pastor Jerry O’Brien, Hebron Recovery Group

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Ep. 79 – Making a Difference with a One-Man Task Force: Mike McRill, Sidney Police Department

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Ep. 78 – How the Government Funds Substance Abuse Programs: Rob Portman, Ohio Senator

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Ep. 77 – How an App Helps Youth Stay Drug Free: Andy Duran, LEAD

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Ep. 76 – Bringing Prevention Programs to the Classroom: Kevin Lorson, OAHPRED

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Ep. 75 – Why Harm Reduction Activities Don’t Increase Drug Abuse: Assemb. Rosenthal and Dr. Fox, SIF

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Ep. 74 – After Dreamland Pt. 4: Recognizing an Unmet Need and Stepping Up, JoAnna Krohn

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Ep. 73 – Substance Abuse Prevention Programs for Schools: Jeanne Whalen, The Wall Street Journal

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Ep. 72 – Choosing Recovery as an Alternative to Prison: Todd Popovich, Rutland Vermont Resident

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Ep. 71 – After Dreamland Pt. 3: A Biopsychosocial Approach to Substance Abuse, J. Merrick

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Ep. 70 – After Dreamland Pt. 2: The Correlation Between Overdose Deaths and Prescriptions, Dr. Gay

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Ep. 69 – After Dreamland Pt. 1: Portsmouth’s Prolific Pill-Mill Past, Lisa Roberts

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Ep. 68 – When Kids Really Start Using Substances: Web and Mason, Hidden In Plain Sight

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Ep. 67 – Vermont’s Compassionate Stance: Jennifer Levitz, Wall Street Journal

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Ep. 66 – How a Company Reaped Billions at the Cost of Hundreds of Lives: Harriet Ryan, LA Times

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Ep. 65 – The Growth of Addiction in Rural West Virginia: Eric Eyre, Charleston Gazette-Mail

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Ep. 64 – Why Rural Americans are Falling to Diseases of Despair: Lenny Bernstein, Washington Post

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Ep. 63 – A Day in the Life of a Heroin Addict: Needle Exchange Pt. 3

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Ep. 62 – How to Support a Loved One in Early Recovery: Janis Beckett, Chemical Dependency Services

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Ep. 61 – Building Student Peer Recovery Communities: Sarah Nerad, OSU Collegiate Recovery Community

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Ep. 60 – Supporting Grassroots Opioid Initiatives: Jennifer Biddinger, Dir. of Drug Abuse Outreach

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Ep. 59 – Students Coming Together to Say No to Drugs: Drug Free Clubs of America

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Ep. 58 – Creating a Heartfelt Preventative Effort for Adolescents: Angie Ferguson, DFCA Part One

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Ep. 57 – Digging up the Roots of America’s Opioid Epidemic: Sam Quinones, Dreamland

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Ep. 56 – Drug Free Advocacy through Music and Story: Awaken Project

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Ep. 55 – Alieving Pain Without Opioids: Dr. Mark Rosenberg, ALTO

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Greg McNeil Interviewed by Grace Roberts of 1073 the Wave

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Ep. 54 – Stopping Substance Abuse via Random Drug Testing: Administrative Team, Lacey Schools

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Ep. 52 – What to Expect Going into Outpatient Recovery: Dr. Brian Welsh, Coleman Medical Health

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Ep. 51 – Bringing the Treatment to the Addicts: Ricardo Tull, Street Teams

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Ep. 50 – Partnering with PAARI to Save Lives: Sergeant Pat Greenhill, PAARI Part Two

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Ep. 49 – The Changing Face of Addiction: Orlando Howard, Outpatient Services

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Ep. 48 – Reaching the Recovery Community Through Music: Garrett Hart, Rock and Recovery

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Ep. 47 – Helping Those Addicted to Another’s Addiction: Michael, Nar-Anon Member

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Ep. 46 – Putting Naloxone in Every Medicine Cabinet: Mark O’Brien, Staying Alive

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Ep. 45 – Treating Addiction as a Neurological Disease: Dr. Nicole Labor, Summa Healthcare

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Ep. 44 – Let’s Start Talking to Kids about Addiction: Tracy Plouck, Ohio MHAS

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Ep. 43 – Going Door to Door in Butler County: Jennifer Mason, Fort Hamilton Hospital

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Ep. 42 – Knowing When Addicts Are Ready for Suboxone: Minda Jaramillo, Director of Behavioral Health

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Ep. 41 – Genetic Testing Reveals Overdose Threshold: Dr. Jeanette Moleski, Addiction Specialist

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Ep. 40 – Creating a Safe Space with SPOT: Dr. Jessie Gaeta, Boston Health Care

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Ep. 39 – How Overprescribing Can Lead to Addiction: Troy Gahm, Gahm’s Pharmacy

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Ep. 38 – How Drug Court Encourages Recovery: Judge Thomas Teodosio, Summit County

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Ep. 37 – Equipping Summit County with Narcan: Jerry Craig, Executive Director ADM Board

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Ep. 36 - Benefits of Vivatrol MAT: Allyse Adams, Clinical Administrator

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Ep. 35 – Community Housing Options for Recovering Female Addicts: Erin Helms, Woodrow Project

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Ep. 34 – The New Wave of Drug Law Enforcement: Mayor Dan Horrigan, Akron OH

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Ep. 33 - Getting Addicts the Help They Need: Donna Skoda, Public Health Commissioner

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Ep. 32 – Getting Sober in Prison and Staying Sober: Nicole Argenio, Recovery Coach

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Ep. 31 – How Arrest Can Lead to Addiction Recovery: Captain Michael Shearer, Akron Police Department

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Ep. 30 - Championing Addiction: Nicole Walmsley, Police Assisted Recovery and Addiction Initiative

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Ep. 29 - Break the Stigma of Addiction: Travis Bornstein, Founder of Breaking Barriers

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Ep. 28 - Good Samaritan Law Follow-up: Robert Sprague, Ohio State Representative

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Ep. 27 - Treating the Opioid Disorder: Dr. Christina Reyes, Assoc. Prof. of Psychiatry & Addiction

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Ep. 26 - Finding Hope in the Darkness: Ted St. John, Director of Operations First Step Recovery

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Ep. 25 - Beat the Odds Together: Daniel Meloy, Director of Public Safety Colerain Township

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Ep. 24 - Speak Up to Save a Life: Wayne Campbell, President of Tyler’s Light

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Ep. 23 - Voicing the Silent Epidemic: Dr. Gary Martin, Former Detective and Founder of NOPE

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Ep. 22 - Treating Addiction Comprehensively: Dr. Brown, Chief Medical Officer Meridian HealthCare

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Ep. 21 - Working Together to Fight Heroin Overdoses: Gordon Merry, Cabell County EMS Director

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Ep. 20 - Reading the Signs of Addiction: Detective Piatchek, Palm Beach County Sheriff Dept.

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Ep. 19 – The Need for a New Ethics of Prescribing: George Loucas, Loucas Law

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Ep. 17 – Choosing Recovery Housing: Denny Wilson, F I Community Housing

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Ep. 16 - Season 3 Preview

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Ep. 15 – Good Samaritan Overdose Law: Robert Sprague, Ohio State Representative

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Ep. 14 – Detox Is Just The Beginning: Bill Denihan, ADAMHSCC

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Ep. 13 – When They’re Ready To Get Help: Lori Criss, OH Council of Behavioral Health & Family Svcs

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Ep. 11 – Fending Off Relapse: Interview with Tom Stuber, LCADA Way

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Ep. 12 – What Portsmouth Teaches Families of Addicts: Ed Hughes, The Counseling Center

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Ep. 10 – How Narcan Is Saving Lives: Interview with Emily Metz, Project DAWN

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Episode 8 - Season 2 Preview

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Episode 2 – Bill Gilliland, Treatment Alternatives (Boca House)

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Episode 7 – Dr. Tom Gilson, Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner

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Episode 5 – Chico Lewis & Roger Lowe, Needle Exchange, Part One

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Episode 6 – Chico Lewis & Roger Lowe, Needle Exchange, Part Two

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Episode 3 – Judge David T. Matia, Cuyahoga County Drug Court

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Episode 4 – Robin Star, Family Addiction Coach

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Episode 1 – Series Introduction