The Peace On Drugs: Shifting Perspectives and Finding Hope
We must care about them. They are people. I mean, I feel like the whole drug war. We have really dehumanized people. I mean, everyone involved in it. These are human beings. They're suffering.
Ever wondered how the war on drugs has shaped our society? 'The Peace On Drugs' podcast, hosted by Aaron Akulis, dives deep into this complex issue. In this introductory episode, Aaron is joined by his first three guests: Mike O'Neil, Kristen Jones, and DJ Bigg John. Together, they discuss the harmful effects of the war on drugs and how public perception is slowly changing as more states legalize cannabis and decriminalize psychedelics.
Aaron and his guests don't shy away from tough topics. They explore the difference between decriminalization and legalization, emphasizing the racial injustices perpetuated by current drug policies. They also touch on the benefits of psychedelics in treating conditions like PTSD and end-of-life anxiety. This episode isn't just about highlighting problems; it's about offering guidance and hope for those struggling with addiction. Listeners will find a compassionate and raw discussion that advocates for understanding and empathy.
The guests share their personal experiences and insights, making this episode both informative and heartfelt. If you're interested in how drug policies impact society or seeking advice on addiction recovery, this episode offers a fresh perspective and practical advice. Tune in to 'The Peace On Drugs' and join the conversation about creating a more compassionate world with better drug policies.