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Podcast #54 Prof. Daniel Skinner Considers Ohio's Issue #1
Podcast #54 Prof. Daniel Skinner Considers Ohio's Issue #1
Podcast #54 Prof. Daniel Skinner Considers Ohio's Issue #1
Wednesday 17th October 2018
Professor Daniel Skinner breaks down Ohio's Issue #1, discussing its implications for families and addiction support on 'Coming Up for Air'.
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Get the buttons here!Professor Daniel Skinner Unpacks Ohio's Issue #1: Impact on Families and Addiction Support
We need some humility. If anything could come of this, I would choose humility if I could have one thing, and that is to think. That would be an advancement in our society.
Ever wondered how legislation can shape the lives of families dealing with addiction? In this episode of 'Coming Up for Air', hosts Lori McDougall and Annie Highwater sit down with Professor Daniel Skinner from Ohio University to dive into Ohio's Issue #1. This controversial drug amendment has stirred up quite the debate, dividing opinions on how best to tackle addiction within the state.
Professor Skinner breaks down what Issue #1 entails and its potential ripple effects on families not just in Ohio, but possibly in other states that might follow suit. His insights offer a fresh perspective on the balance between law enforcement and treatment approaches, emphasizing the need for humility and compassion in addressing addiction. The conversation is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the complexities of addiction in their family or community.
Tune in to hear how this amendment could change the landscape of addiction support and why community involvement is more crucial than ever. This episode is a valuable resource for those seeking to understand the broader implications of drug policy and its impact on real lives.