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I was afraid to start a podcast that I discussed for over 8 years. I finally launched last week and ignored excuses and negative thoughts. It’s the most rewarding and exciting thing this I’ve done. The discussions are liberating and therapeutic. I hope one day the stuff we speak about can help someone out there. Long story short, just start!
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Episode 23 - Princeton University Lecturer - Dr Ben Scher
https://youtu.be/Rm-ZaXr5EqI?si=5yMzmQGsl7qYqs_J https://open.spotify.com/episode/2gEntbVLnhIXxACa5c1TXk?si=8teWkKTdQhSi8BpeYhon8g https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/23-the-science-of-addiction-and-harm-reduction-dr/id1819082803?i=1000745650712 Here’s some key takeways Section 1: The Journey into Harm Reduction Our guest shares his unique journey into the field of harm reduction, emphasizing that his path did not begin in academia. Instead, he spent years working directly with individuals who use drugs, gaining firsthand insights into their everyday realities. This intimate proximity to those affected by substance use challenges conventional narratives often found in policy debates and academic texts. Section 2: Lessons from the Ground One of the key themes discussed in the podcast is the invaluable lessons learned from direct engagement with communities impacted by drug use. For instance, our guest highlights specific examples where traditional assumptions were shattered. He articulates how these experiences informed his understanding of stigma, structural harm, and the importance of empathy. By listening to the voices of those on the front lines, he underscores the need for policies that truly reflect the lived experiences of individuals rather than abstract theories. Section 3: The Role of Compassion and Connection The conversation also touches upon the psychological and emotional toll of working in environments shaped by loss and stigma. Our guest emphasizes the necessity of staying grounded and maintaining compassion in the face of adversity. He outlines strategies for fostering connections with individuals who use drugs, reinforcing the idea that understanding and support can lead to healing and recovery.
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Welcome to Real Podcasters! You’ve officially joined the #1 community for podcasters who are ready to grow, stay consistent, and hit their goals. 🎯 To start unlocking courses, resources, and live calls, you’ll need to earn points — and that happens by participating! 🙌 You’ll get 1 point for every 💬 comment or ❤️ like you receive on a post or comment you make. Here’s how to get started:👇 ✅ Step 1: Comment “I’m in!” below this post. 🤗 Step 2: Like someone else’s “I’m in” comment (that gives them a point). 🎬 Step 3: Record a short intro video (under 90 seconds). Share your name, what your podcast is about, and your favorite food! 💌 Step 4: Comment “Welcome [name]!” on someone’s intro video to give them a point. ✨ Step 5: Spread the love — give 3 more points by commenting or liking other posts that were fun, helpful, or inspiring. Remember: results come when you TAKE ACTION. You’re in the right place — let’s grow together. 👊 — Skylar Bytendorp
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@Dustin Gray welcome. Thanks for checking in on my posts too. 🏆
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Housing Leader | Advocate for Hidden Voices | Writer at The Pavement | Host of “Too Light Too Dark” | St Mungo’s

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