Crackdown (podcast)

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Crackdown is a podcast that focuses on the lives and experiences of people who use drugs, particularly in the context of the opioid crisis in Canada. The podcast is produced by Garth Mullins, a journalist and drug user activist, and features stories from the front lines of the drug war.

Overview

The podcast aims to provide a platform for drug users to share their stories and perspectives, often highlighting the failures of current drug policies and the impact of criminalization on their lives. It combines investigative journalism with personal narratives to shed light on the complexities of drug use and addiction.

Production

Crackdown is produced by a team of drug user activists, journalists, and researchers. The podcast is known for its in-depth reporting and commitment to amplifying the voices of drug users. The production team includes individuals with lived experience of drug use, which adds authenticity and depth to the stories told.

Episodes

Each episode of Crackdown delves into different aspects of the drug war, from the impact of fentanyl contamination in the drug supply to the challenges of accessing safe consumption sites. The podcast also explores broader themes such as harm reduction, decriminalization, and the role of police in drug enforcement.

Impact

Crackdown has been praised for its raw and honest portrayal of the drug crisis. It has brought attention to the urgent need for policy change and has been a valuable resource for advocates and policymakers. The podcast has also been recognized for its contribution to public understanding of drug use and addiction.

Related Pages

• Opioid crisis
• Harm reduction
• Decriminalization
• Safe consumption sites
• Fentanyl
• Drug policy