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Ep. 169 – Part 2: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic
Ep. 169 – Part 2: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic
Ep. 169 – Part 2: Podcast on Showtime Series: “The TRADE”; a front row seat to the opioid epidemic
Monday 5th March 2018
Dive into the opioid crisis with Cover 2 Resources and 'The TRADE'. Hear personal stories and innovative solutions for addiction recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Behind the Scenes of 'The TRADE': Unmasking the Opioid Crisis
Our goal is to make this A-Week program where the individual has peer support for Weeks.
Ever wondered what it’s like to witness the opioid crisis from the frontlines? This episode of Cover 2 Resources gives you an insider’s look at Showtime’s gripping docu-series, 'The TRADE'. Veteran documentary producer Pagan Harleman, who serves as Executive Producer of the series, kicks things off with some fascinating behind-the-scenes insights about the drug cartels in Guerrero, Mexico. You’ll hear about the gritty realities faced by growers and cartel bosses, offering a raw perspective that’s rarely seen.
Next up, host Greg interviews Brian Bailys, founder of Ascent, and Dr. Joan Papp from Cleveland MetroHealth. They share details about a groundbreaking program that fast-tracks overdose victims from the emergency department straight into treatment. Their innovative approach could be a game-changer for many struggling with addiction. Then, we meet Judge Tony Capizzi, who runs a family court in Dayton, Ohio, aimed at reclaiming futures for parents battling opioid dependence.
His court offers a unique blend of accountability and compassion, providing hope for families caught in the cycle of addiction. The episode wraps up with Richard, who founded a successful treatment center in Dayton after struggling to find help for his daughter. His story is a powerful reminder of the impact one person can make. If you’re interested in understanding the multifaceted battle against opioid addiction, this episode is a must-listen.
It’s packed with personal stories, expert opinions, and innovative solutions that offer a well-rounded view of this complex issue.