Episodes
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Oct. 26, 2018
Another Indictment of Marijuana with Amy Ronshausen from Drug Free America
Recently Canada legalized recreational marijuana countrywide. This is really such a bad idea. States in the US have legalized marijuana because they think they will make money, yet the states where it has been legalized are making less...
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Oct. 19, 2018
After Rehab - an Interview with Author Kathy Dion
Kathy Dion has worked inside the addiction arena for more than 20 years. She's worked with addicts and rehab facilities. She is a certified specialist in addiction. In her book - After Rehab - A Simple Guide to Aid in Lasting...
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Oct. 12, 2018
Michael DeLeon - The #1 Booked School Presenter on Drugs and Vaping
Make sure you are sitting down and are prepared for an emotional roller coaster ride with Micheal DeLeon's story. The story of addiction and crime and redemption doesn't get any more astounding than this. Pot, heroin, cocaine, opioids,...
77
Oct. 5, 2018
A Dad's Story
Jason is traveling to visit his folks but recently we had a father reach out on our Facebook page with the story of his son's addiction and treatment. We thought you would like to hear his story. As we've touched on over and over again,...
76
Sept. 28, 2018
Experts say...
A white paper was published in May wherein over 100 people who had done the New Life Detoxification Program (one of the components of the Narconon program) were examined and surveyed and the results are quite telling. The experts have said it,...
75
Sept. 21, 2018
The Worldwide View of Addiction
Jason just came back from LA where he met with people in rehab from Narconons across the world. He also got to see parts of LA that are rife with drug addiction. More on the commentary about the use of methadone and suboxone.
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Sept. 14, 2018
Author Dave Chase - Our Healthcare System Crisis and Opioids
Dave Chase is - among other things - the author of a new book - The Opioid Crisis Wake-up Call. This book is available as a free download at healthrosetta.org. In it, he talks about how the healthcare system is contributing to the opioid...
73
Sept. 7, 2018
The Only Regret is Doing Nothing
We're heading into the holidays. This is the time of year when some the friends and families of addicts don't want to "rock the boat" because they think that if they and the addict can just get through the holiday, all will be different. ...
72
Aug. 31, 2018
Kurt's Story - Not for the Faint Hearted
Kurt was an addict for 26 years starting at age 15 in high school, to a 'functioning addict' to homeless. Happily married, two kids, nice house. Starting with pot, acid, alcohol and "I'll never do the needle", to cocaine, ecstasy but it wasn't until...
71
Aug. 24, 2018
Dr. Rohit Adi - An ER Doctors Perspective on Treating Addiction
Stories from the Emergency Room
70
Aug. 17, 2018
Spice is Nice and Pot is Legal
In today's episode Joanie and Jason talk about the K2 (spice) overdoses in Connecticut - 76 at one park all at virtually the same time. One of the dangers of spice is that you never know what you are actually ingesting. Instances of rat...
69
Aug. 10, 2018
Celebrities are People Too
We have spoken many times about the tragedy of the death of some of our most beloved musicians, actors, sports figures and other artists due to drug addiction and ultimately overdose. This episode is an interview with Fabian Padro and Sam Hobson...
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Aug. 3, 2018
State of the Addiction Union
More and more we are hearing of celebrities and artists who are overdosing with the most recent being Demi Lovato. More attention needs to be put on the addiction epidemic across the world but especially in the US. The US is one of the...
67
July 28, 2018
Addict and Family Intervention Stories - with Bobby Newman
Professional drug interventionist Bobby Newman tells stories of his experiences in helping families and addicts make the ultimate decision-get treatment. Usually the friends and family don't know what to do or have tried everything, to no avail....
66
July 20, 2018
Hear Angela's Journey from Addicted Housewife to a Drug-Free Life
Angela's journey included Percocet, Oxycodone to handle a sports injury, then alcohol and heavier doses of painkillers. Her downward spiral as a mother of three included a DUI, jail and losing custody of her children. Still in denial, an emotional...
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July 13, 2018
Jillian's Story Will Sound Familiar But Has a Happy Ending
Pot and alcohol in high school. Cocaine and heroin in college. School dropout, recluse. Four rehabs and still craving. Sound familiar? Today we interviewed Jillian, a recent graduate of the Narconon program.Her final call for help to her caring mother...
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July 6, 2018
When Rehabs Fail Then What?
In this episode Jason recounts the story of a family whose daughter had been through several 12-step programs and once again had disappeared into the dark hole of addiction. Jason was able to give the parents hope and help for the daughter and...
63
June 29, 2018
Kickin' Butt and Takin' Names of Fraudulant Practices in rogue rehabs - Interview with State Attorney Dave Aronberg
In the first decade of the 21st century, West Palm Beach State Attorney Dave Aronberg along with Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi in shutting down the pill mills in the state of Florida. He helped lead the fight in suing Perdue Pharma, the...
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June 22, 2018
Lest we Forget Psych Meds - Interview with Diane Stein
This week's podcast is an interview with Diane Stein who is the President of Citizens Commission on Human Rights in Florida. CCHR is a mental health watchdog organization that pushes - among other things - for informed consent before people are...
61
June 15, 2018
What did I Do Wrong?
When friends and family members find out that a loved one is addicted, often - especially with parents - the first reaction is: What did I do wrong? Parents feel like they somehow failed their child or a wife thinks she failed her...
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June 8, 2018
No One is Immune to Addiction - Including doctors -an Interview with Dr. Faye Jamali
In Her Own Words
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June 1, 2018
Professor Nick Heather - An Expert Weighs in on "Addiction as a Disease"
After much research, some experts now disagree that addiction should be labeled as an actual "disease", but rather is a false assertion prompted and pushed by pharmaceutical companies to sell more product. Mostly resulting in substitution one...
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May 25, 2018
Suboxone, Methodone as "Medically Assisted Treatment" Controversy-An Interview with David Aden
Morphine was supposed to handle opium. Heroin was supposed to handle morphine. Meth was supposed to handle heroin. Each 'cure' turned into their own addiction.There is a 150 year history including marketing heroin for 'fussy' babies. We interview...