Blu Robinson
Blu Robinson
Public Service
Public Service
Public Service
Monday 14th September 2020
Join Utah Legislator Brad Daw on Addict II Athlete Podcast as he discusses public service, advocacy, and supporting recovery with host Blu Robinson.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Brad Daw on Public Service and Recovery Advocacy with Addict II Athlete
I think being able to provide a pathway for them to do that without feeling like it is like readmitting into medical school, it's a positive thing and I think, because it's so early in the inception of it, I think that years down the road, when that conversation still happens, we'll be able to figure out more of these kind of things.
Ever wondered how public service can directly impact addiction recovery? In this episode of the Addict II Athlete Podcast, host Blu Robinson sits down with Utah State Legislator Brad Daw to explore this very topic. Daw, a dedicated public servant, shares his experiences and insights into how legislation can support those in recovery.
From Medicaid initiatives for incarcerated individuals to the use of medical marijuana as a treatment option, Daw discusses the tangible changes that can be made through community involvement and advocacy. Brad Daw doesn't just talk policy; he brings it to life with real-world examples and personal anecdotes. He highlights the challenges faced in the addiction recovery sector and emphasizes the importance of using one's voice to create meaningful change.
Whether you're curious about how laws get shaped or looking for inspiration to get involved in your community, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and motivation. Blu Robinson, with his compassionate interviewing style, ensures that listeners walk away with a deeper understanding of the intersection between public service and recovery. If you're interested in how to make a difference in the lives of those battling addiction, this conversation is a must-listen.