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Clean and Sober Radio
Gary Hendler and Mark Sigmund discuss media trustworthiness in addiction news, the role of oversight in treatment centres, and how narratives shape public perception.
55:38•7 Mar 2026
Questioning Recovery: Truths and Myths in Addiction News
Episode Overview
- Question the reliability of media reports on addiction.
- Consider whether leaders are doing enough for those seeking treatment.
- Understand the importance of oversight in treatment centres.
- Reflect on how media narratives shape public perception.
- Recognise the role of community support in recovery.
“"I don't believe anything I read or hear and half of what I see."”
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? In this episode of Clean and Sober Radio, Gary Hendler and Mark Sigmund tackle the question of what is truly newsworthy in the addiction and recovery landscape. They take a hard look at whether we can trust media reports and government statistics about the rise or decline in overdose numbers. Are our leaders doing enough to support those seeking treatment?
The conversation doesn't shy away from controversy, as Gary and Mark debate the need for oversight and watchdog organisations to keep treatment centres honest, especially those with questionable practices. Amidst the serious discussion, there's room for some light-hearted banter. Gary shares a humorous anecdote about his excitement over hospital anaesthesia—a reminder that the journey of recovery is filled with unexpected twists.
The episode also touches on the complex relationship between media narratives and public perception, asking listeners to think critically about the information they consume. Whether you're curious about the effectiveness of treatment centres or just want to hear real talk about addiction, this episode offers a mix of candid conversation and expert insights. It leaves you questioning: How do we discern truth in a world flooded with information? Tune in to find out.

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