Dr. Roneet Lev
Dr. Roneet Lev
Episode #191 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Paul Martin and United Against Fentanyl
Episode #191 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Paul Martin and United Against Fentanyl
Episode #191 High Truths on Drugs and Addiction with Paul Martin and United Against Fentanyl
Monday 19th August 2024
Paul Martin shares his journey from pastor to advocate against fentanyl, offering practical advice for starting non-profits and tackling the crisis.
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Episode Overview
- Paul Martin shares his journey from pastor to advocate against fentanyl.
- Advice on starting non-profits with a clear mission and geographical focus.
- The importance of a comprehensive approach to tackling the fentanyl crisis.
- Heart-wrenching stories of parents turning grief into action.
- The role of community leaders in amplifying awareness and creating change.
It's not just about statistics and policies; it’s about real people making a real difference.
In this episode of High Truths on Drugs and Addiction, Dr. Roneet Lev sits down with Paul Martin, the founder of United Against Fentanyl. Paul shares his journey from a former Anglican pastor and non-profit CEO to an advocate against the devastating effects of fentanyl. His story begins in Northern New Mexico, where he witnessed the insidious impact of fentanyl firsthand, leading him to launch United Against Fentanyl in 2024.
Paul discusses the importance of non-profit organisations in tackling the fentanyl crisis, sharing heart-wrenching anecdotes about parents who turned their grief into action by founding organisations in memory of their children. He also offers practical advice for those looking to start their own non-profits, emphasising the need for a clear mission and geographical focus. Paul and Dr. Lev explore the broader landscape of the fentanyl crisis, including its supply chain from China to local dealers.
They discuss the importance of a comprehensive approach to combat this issue, from law enforcement to harm reduction and education. Paul also highlights the role of parents and community leaders in amplifying awareness and creating meaningful change. With a mix of personal stories and broader insights, this episode provides a compelling look at the fight against fentanyl and the power of community action.
If you're interested in understanding the multifaceted approach needed to tackle the fentanyl crisis or are looking for inspiration to start your own non-profit, this episode is a must-listen. It’s not just about statistics and policies; it’s about real people making a real difference. Tune in to hear Paul Martin’s passionate plea for action and learn how you can contribute to this vital cause.