Dr. Kurt Devine and Dr. Heather Bell
Dr. Kurt Devine and Dr. Heather Bell
Episode 06 - Heroin by Non-users
Episode 06 - Heroin by Non-users
Episode 06 - Heroin by Non-users
Tuesday 28th April 2020
Drs. Bell and DeVine analyze songs by non-users about heroin, featuring artists like Neil Young and James Brown. Tune in for a unique take on addiction.
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I mean it's got like you're desperate for money... she captures like every metaphor for heroin addiction in her lyrics.
Have you ever thought about how music can capture the struggles of addiction, even from those who haven't lived it themselves? In this episode of 'The Addiction Connection', Drs. Heather Bell and Kurt DeVine sit down with Dr. Reznikoff to explore how artists like Neil Young, James Brown, and Tracy Chapman portray heroin addiction through their songs.
They dive into the metaphors and imagery used in the lyrics, offering a fresh perspective on how non-users can deeply understand and convey the pain of addiction. The conversation doesn't stop at the music; it also covers the history of heroin epidemics in places like Washington DC and Ireland, and the surprising role of hardcore punk in promoting sobriety.
They even touch on the connection between domestic violence and drug addiction, making this episode a rich tapestry of insights into how art and life intertwine in the context of addiction. Whether you're a music lover, someone affected by addiction, or just curious about how art can influence societal issues, this episode offers a compelling listen.