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Addiction Medicine Made Easy | Fighting back against addiction

Casey Grover, MD, FACEP, FASAM
Addiction
Addiction Medicine
Mental Health
Kratom
Fentanyl
Addiction Treatment
Substance Use Disorder
Cannabis
Stigma
Trauma
Alcohol Use Disorder
PTSD
Methamphetamine
Recovery
Emergency Medicine
Opioid Use Disorder
Depression
Buprenorphine
Family Dynamics
Naloxone

Addiction is killing us. Over 100,000 Americans died of drug overdose in the last year, and over 100,000 Americans died from alcohol use in the last year. We need to include addiction medicine as a part of everyone's practice! We take topics in addiction medicine and break them down into digestible nuggets and clinical pearls that you can use at the bedside. We are trying to create an army of heal... more

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Recent Guests

Stephanie Starr
Program Manager at Wheaton College; master's student
Wheaton College
Episode: A Psychiatrist Said Bipolar. He Was Wrong. And It Almost Cost Her Everything
Colleen Clifford
Former commercial fisherwoman, health coach, lived experience with binge drinking
Independent health coach
Episode: I Don't Have a Drinking Problem. I Drink, I Get Drunk. No Problem.
Mike Collins
The Sugar Free Man, sugar addiction coach and author
Sugar Addiction coaching platform (sugaraddiction.com / sugardetox.com)
Episode: Sugar: When The Kitchen Cabinet Is Your Drug Dealer
Mark Ehrenkranz
Certified Peer Recovery Specialist; former film industry professional; activist and educator for peer recovery services
Go-Humans / Peer Recovery Centers
Episode: I Get By (And Sober) With A Little Help From My Peers
Dr. Gary Sprouse
Primary care physician known as the Less Stress Doc
The Less Stress Doc / private practice
Episode: A New Way to Think About Addiction: The Stress Reducer Loop
Dr. Rizzo
Addiction medicine and emergency medicine physician on the East Coast
Unnamed hospital/clinic on East Coast
Episode: Goodbye Benzos, My Old Friend: Benzodiazepine Tapering Done Right
Rachel Docekal
CEO of Hanley Foundation, a residential addiction treatment center in Florida
Hanley Foundation
Episode: What Happens in Residential Treatment: Inside The Place Rock Bottom Leads To
Jeff Jones
Therapist focused on supporting families facing addiction
Family Recovery Solution
Episode: Why Pushing A Loved One Harder to Get Sober Doesn't Help
Nazanin Naz Amadieh
Board-certified OB-GYN and Addiction Medicine physician
Kaiser, Northern California (Central Coast practice)
Episode: An OB Addiction Specialist Explains Why Marijuana Is Not Benign In Pregnancy

Host

Casey Grover
Host of Addiction Medicine Made Easy; clinician with background in emergency and addiction medicine

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 129 ratings
  • Excellent listen

    Thank you Dr Grover for making this podcast. I love hearing your perspective and the knowledge drops helped me pass addiction med boards.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LemonsAndTennis
    United States2 months ago
  • A Recovery Warrior

    I’m a huge fan! Dr. Casey Grover’s Addiction Medicine Made Easy is, in my opinion, one of the most important and intellectually fearless addiction and recovery podcasts on the internet today. While many recovery programs stay confined to repetitive talking points and conventional narratives, Dr. Grover consistently curates guests who are true innovators and forerunners in the field of addiction science, neuroscience, recovery, and human behavior.

    What makes this podcast exceptional is its willi... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Go Humans!
    United States3 months ago
  • A must listen podcast!

    Consistently informative content presented in an easily digestible form.

    Dr Grover is not only knowledgeable but overflows with compassion for educating and treating those experiencing substance use disorder.

    Thank you for all you do!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    April C-NP
    United States3 months ago
  • Great content!

    Thanks for providing interesting content that is easy for everyone to understand! Thank you and all who work in the field of addiction/mental health.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pure Potential
    United States4 months ago
  • Amazing

    This podcast is relatable and inspiring. Dr Grover keeps the conversation so raw and real. It’s my favorite podcast to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Anaa is Bananaas
    United Statesa year ago

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Guests are high-caliber; topics span pharmacology to peer recovery with real-world impact.
Consistently clear, compassionate, and evidence-informed discussions that translate to better patient care.
Listeners praise the approachable depth and real-world applicability across healthcare settings.
Professionally rich and accessible—clinicians can use the practical takeaways on Monday morning.

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Q: What does recovery look like today for you?
Recovery today centers on feeling and processing emotions rather than escaping them, using therapy and EMDR, maintaining honest relationships, and staying connected with care providers and family to prevent relapse.
I Don't Have a Drinking Problem. I Drink, I Get Drunk. No Problem.
Q: What role does lived experience play in treating addiction?
Lived experience provides a unique empathic connection and practical understanding that clinicians alone cannot offer, enabling more meaningful engagement and support for clients on their recovery journeys.
I Don't Have a Drinking Problem. I Drink, I Get Drunk. No Problem.
Q: How do cravings impact recovery, and what strategies were discussed to manage them?
Cravings are a common saboteur that can surface even after long periods of sobriety; they can be managed by observing them, reframing the situation, and choosing non-alcoholic alternatives or activities to ride them out.
I Don't Have a Drinking Problem. I Drink, I Get Drunk. No Problem.
Q: What defines binge drinking, and how does it relate to an alcohol use disorder?
Binge drinking is defined as four or more drinks for a woman or five or more for a man in a single setting, but individuals vary in how their bodies respond; meeting two or more DSM-5 criteria can indicate an alcohol use disorder, even if drinking is not daily.
I Get By (And Sober) With A Little Help From My Peers
Q: How did you decide to become a peer recovery specialist?
He describes drawing on his own history with substances, his recovery journey, and mentorship from others; the role evolved from recognizing the power of sharing lived experience to advocating for formalized peer support within hospital systems.

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A practical, clinician-friendly show that breaks down addiction medicine into bedside-ready pearls. Episodes span medical pharmacology, harm reduction, family dynamics, and recovery pathways, with a strong emphasis on patient advocacy, compassionate care, and real-world applications. Guests range from addiction medicine physicians to peer recovery advocates and patients, often blending clinical insight with lived experience to illuminate treatment, stigma reduction, and system-level improvements. The program is noted for evidence-informed discussions, actionable tips for practice, and a willingness to challenge traditional disease-label narratives in favor of practical, patient-centered care.

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2. Colleen Clifford
3. Mike Collins
4. Mark Ehrenkranz
5. Dr. Gary Sprouse
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7. Rachel Docekal
8. Jeff Jones

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