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We explore ending our criminal approach to drugs and regulating the market again. If you’re not sure what that sentence means, you’re in the right place. We start at square one, where we were as staunch supporters of the War on Drugs. What changed our minds? Welcome to the show.
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Sunday Mar 17, 2019
Sunday Mar 17, 2019
For most of history, all drugs were legal. Johann Hari, author of "Chasing The Scream: The First and Last Days of the War on Drugs" explores why we started the Drug War 100 years ago. If you've thought, "Surely there were solid reasons for prohibition in the beginning, even if there have been harms," this is a great introduction to historical evidence for prohibition.

Sunday Mar 10, 2019
Sunday Mar 10, 2019
Mike & Christina spent much of their lives as supporters of tough-on-crime, tough-on-drugs policies. From Christina who's still never seen an illegal drug in real life, to Mike riding for hours in delivery trucks with formerly incarcerated people, our paths were different. This is the story of what changed our minds.

Sunday Mar 03, 2019
Sunday Mar 03, 2019
We delve into three common questions about reform and their answers, including the question of morality.

Monday Feb 25, 2019
Monday Feb 25, 2019
James Moore, from Hattiesburg, MS, shares what he learned through his son's addiction and tragic death from an overdose, and how he uses his small business to bring life and hope to other families. Challenging, helpful, and hopeful.

Tuesday Feb 12, 2019
Ep. 2: Four common objections to changing our drug laws, and their answers
Tuesday Feb 12, 2019
Tuesday Feb 12, 2019
We answer 4 of the most common objections to changing our drug laws, including if we're giving up on "law and order," and whether our children will have more access.

Sunday Feb 03, 2019
Ep. 1: End Our Criminal Approach to Drugs: A 30-minute Case For Regulation
Sunday Feb 03, 2019
Sunday Feb 03, 2019
We make the case for why a regulated market is the best way forward so we have less death, addiction, destroyed families, and crime. Not only do we drastically decrease harm, we increase the opportunities for people to improve their lives, families, and communities.

Saturday Feb 02, 2019
Saturday Feb 02, 2019
On the one-year anniversary of the podcast, zoom all the way out to get the big picture of why drug criminalization hasn't worked and can't work, as we chart a new course towards more people alive with better opportunities to thrive.