Since Right Now
Since Right Now
3.26 The Personal Is Political
3.26 The Personal Is Political
3.26 The Personal Is Political
Thursday 2nd March 2017
Hosts Jeff, Matt, and Chris discuss how politics affects addiction recovery and call for inclusive reforms in this episode of 'Since Right Now'.
56 minutes
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Get the buttons here!When Recovery Meets Politics: A Deep Dive with Jeff, Matt, and Chris
The solution, the different solutions of how to help addicts, is going to be political.
What happens when the world of addiction recovery collides with the often-divisive realm of politics? In this episode of 'Since Right Now', hosts Jeff, Matt, and Chris tackle this provocative question head-on. Known for their candid and humorous approach, the trio dives into the sensitive topic of how political climates can influence personal recovery journeys. Ever wondered if politics should even be part of recovery conversations? Jeff, Matt, and Chris don't shy away from this debate.
They argue that the personal is inherently political, especially in the context of addiction recovery. The hosts navigate the tricky waters of discussing political issues in spaces traditionally focused on personal healing. They challenge listeners to think beyond party lines and consider how policies and political environments impact recovery resources and support systems. This episode isn't just about political chatter; it's a call to action for more inclusive and progressive reforms in the field of addiction recovery.
Jeff, Matt, and Chris emphasize that recovery advocacy should transcend political affiliations, aiming to create a supportive environment for everyone. With their trademark blend of serious discussion and lighthearted banter, they remind us that while politics can be polarizing, it shouldn't be a barrier to recovery. If you're curious about how politics intersects with personal healing or looking for a fresh perspective on recovery advocacy, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in for an engaging conversation that will leave you thinking about the broader implications of addiction recovery.