Abuse. Drugs. Skid Row. Suicidal ideation. Recovery. From Under the Bridge to Recovery

Watching the opioid epidemic unfold. How Ed Bisch has been fighting for over 20 years to hold Big Pharma accountable

Today’s guest is Ed Bisch, who lost his beloved son Eddie, a high school senior, to a single oxycontin pill in February 2001. That very week, Ed began sounding the alarm about the dangers of the drug. Ed shares his journey and experiences with his crusade against Purdue Pharma and the unbelievable conversations and run-ins he had with people like J. David Haddox himself. Have you seen shows like Dopesick on Hulu, or Crime of the Century on HBO? Ed recommends that you watch these searing documentaries and read any and all of the books on the topic, if you want to learn more.

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For more information about Narcotics Anonymous (NA), click here.

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Combatting Overdose with TACO Inc.

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Foster Care, Homelessness, Addiction, Selling Dope, Jail, Artist in Recovery. How Skyler Ray is using music to fuel his recovery.

Today’s guest is Skyler Ray, a hip-hop music artist in recovery. He has been sober for more than three years. Skyler grew up in foster homes and was homeless for multiple years. From getting arrested to sleeping on downtown sidewalks in Portland, Oregon, Skyler refused to give up on trying to achieve his dream goals and build the life he always wanted but would lose if he had a drink or got high. 

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To listen to Ryan Bingham’s song, Hallelujah, on YouTube, click here.

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End Overdose with Theo Krzywicki

Today’s guest is Theo Krzywicki, a full-time Los Angeles firefighter and paramedic as well as founder and CEO of End Overdose, a non-profit organization helping to end overdose and provide critical training on how to use harm reduction tools, such as Fentanyl test strips and NARCAN. Theo lost his fiancée to an overdose and wanted to help others. He’s making an impact by giving back to the recovery community and has been sober for 11 years.

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For more information about DanceSafe, click here.

For more information about Ryan Hampton, click here.

For more information about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), click here. 

For more information about Killing Season by Peter Canning, click here.

For more information about Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), click here.

For more information about Narcotics Anonymous (NA), click here.

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From alcohol and heroin addiction to homelessness to best selling author

Today’s guest is Jordan Barnes, who suffered from alcoholism, drug addiction, and homelessness. Now, he is in long-term recovery with more than 10 years sober and an award-winning, best-selling author. Jordan wrote, One Hit Away: A Memoir of Recovery, as a way to help others struggling from substance use disorder. His other book, Bridgetown: A Harm Reduction Novel, focuses on the role of harm reduction programs as they relate to human rights, mental health, and social justice.

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For more information about Hooper Detox Stabilization Center, click here.

For more information about Outside In, click here.

Follow Jen Cutting on YouTube, click here.

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For more information about Sand Island Treatment Center, click here.

For more information about the war on drugs and Portugal model, click here.

For more information about Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), click here. 

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