Michael Wilson / Maureen Cavanagh
Michael Wilson / Maureen Cavanagh
Collateral Damage Season 2. Ep. 39. Special Guest Deborah Becker Host/Reporter WBUR
Collateral Damage Season 2. Ep. 39. Special Guest Deborah Becker Host/Reporter WBUR
Collateral Damage Season 2. Ep. 39. Special Guest Deborah Becker Host/Reporter WBUR
Saturday 6th June 2020
Tune in as Deborah Becker talks about the lasting effects of 'How To Fix A Drug Scandal' on addiction treatment and legal systems with hosts Michael and Maureen.
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Get the buttons here!Deborah Becker on the Aftermath of 'How To Fix A Drug Scandal'
Maybe if we talk about it enough, then it will become one.
Ever wondered how a documentary can shake up an entire judicial system? In this compelling episode of 'Collateral Damage', hosts Michael Wilson and Maureen Cavanagh sit down with Deborah Becker, a senior correspondent and host at WBUR, to dissect the Netflix mini-series 'How To Fix A Drug Scandal'. This conversation isn't just about the documentary itself but dives deep into the real-world repercussions that are still felt today in courts, jails, and communities.
Deborah sheds light on the shocking crimes of two drug lab chemists whose actions blurred the lines of justice for countless individuals. She also shares updates on how these events continue to impact the legal system long after the documentary aired. The discussion takes a turn towards the pandemic's effect on addiction treatment, highlighting how online support groups have flourished and some positive changes in treatment practices that might stick around.
One memorable quote from the episode is, 'Maybe if we talk about it enough, then it will become one', emphasizing the importance of open dialogue in driving change. Whether you're interested in true crime, legal reform, or addiction recovery, this episode offers a riveting blend of all three.