Matt Ingrouille
Matt Ingrouille
Introduction Episode
Introduction Episode
Introduction Episode
Monday 2nd April 2018
Join Matt Ingrouille on 'Say Know Podcast' as he merges street smarts with academic research to tackle addiction and drug policy.
Explicit
7 minutes
Informative
Empowering
Hopeful
Compassionate
Engaging
About this podcast
Author:
Matt Ingrouille
Overview:
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Body & Mind
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Say Know Podcast: A Fresh Perspective on Drugs and Addiction
We need to start having really honest, open conversations about drugs, because they're a reality, and we need to start changing the way we look at people who are addicted, because those people are people who are hurting and they're people who need help.
Ever wondered how street smarts and academic research can come together to tackle addiction? The 'Say Know Podcast' is here to show you just that. Hosted by Matt Ingrouille, a police officer with over a decade of experience, this podcast dives into the gritty realities of drug use and policy. In this introductory episode, Matt and his co-host Tina outline their mission to bridge the gap between lived experiences and academic insights.
They discuss the origins of the podcast and share their personal journeys, highlighting the importance of compassion and informed decision-making when it comes to addiction. Matt’s background in law enforcement gives him a unique perspective on the drug trade, and he shares why he felt compelled to rethink his role in it. The episode also touches on the significance of education and public policy in reducing drug demand.
With a mix of heartfelt stories and hard facts, 'Say Know Podcast' aims to foster open conversations about drugs and addiction. Whether you're directly affected by these issues or simply curious, this episode offers valuable insights and a fresh outlook on how we can make our communities better.