
We explore ending our criminal approach to drugs and regulating the market again. If you’re not sure what that sentence means, you’re in the right place. We start at square one, where we were as staunch supporters of the War on Drugs. What changed our minds? Welcome to the show.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Esther Pilgrim is a nurse who has worked inside a prison as well as in crisis care for people with mental health challenges and those needing detox. But more importantly for this episode, she's a mother and an advocate shaped by her daughter’s strugg... more
In this episode, State Representative Sam Creekmore from Mississippi, who is also the Chairman of the Public Health committee in the Mississippi House of Representatives, joins us to talk about new legislation he's proposing in order to open pathways... more
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In this celebratory 100th episode of the End It For Good podcast, hosts Christina Dent and Bryan Mauk reflect on their favorite podcast episodes and the milestones of the organization. They also share their vision for the future in the midst of reali... more
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This podcast seamlessly fuses facts and evidence with real stories of people’s lives and journeys. You don’t have to agree with the premise - that ending our war on drugs is essential - to delve in and listen and think. Highly recommend.
Brilliant, insightful, informative & follows logical thinking. A must listen.
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