The War on Drugs

<p>When teenager Robin Murphy goes missing, her friends and co-workers organize a search.</p> <p>Award-winning investigative journalist and longtime Rolling Stone Magazine contributor Paul Solotaroff hosts the next entry in the acclaimed Bone Valley anthology.</p> <p><strong>To hear this episode in its entirety, search for </strong><strong><em><a href="https://omny.fm/shows/the-devils-quarry/chapter-1-remember-me">Bone Valley Season 6 | The Devil's Quarry II</a> </em></strong><strong>wherever yo

<p>If Season 1 of The Devil&rsquo;s Quarry was a horror story, Season 2 is a ghost story.</p> <p>More than 30 years after 17-year-old Robin Murphy vanished from Carmel, New York, investigative journalist Paul Solotaroff and reporter Kathleen Horan plunge into the cold case that has haunted the community for decades. Robin was last seen with a convicted violent predator who was never charged in her disappearance. Now, as the original case file is reopened, new witnesses emerge, old evidence is re

<p>In the woods outside Carmel, New York, a hunter finds the bones of a twelve-year-old girl. She had been missing. The people meant to protect her had looked the other way. Police set their sights on two teenage drug dealers, who are convicted of her murder and sent to prison.<br><br>But this is just the beginning of the story. Now, buried records, ignored warnings, and a justice system that may have gotten it dangerously wrong are forced into the open, while the real killer bides his time, cou

<p><em>In the woods outside Carmel, New York, a hunter finds the bones of a twelve-year-old girl. She had been missing. The people meant to protect her had looked the other way. Police set their sights on two teenage drug dealers, who are convicted of her murder and sent to prison.</em><em><br></em><em><br></em><em>But this is just the beginning of the story. Now, buried records, ignored warnings, and a justice system that may have gotten it dangerously wrong are forced into the open, while the

<p>This season, we heard from artists, athletes, and entrepreneurs who&rsquo;ve lived the consequences of the War on Drugs. But what&rsquo;s next? In the finale, Greg and Clayton look at the biggest takeaways from these conversations and break down what we can all do to push for change.</p> <p>A new episode of <em>The War on Drugs</em> will be available every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts.</p> <p><em>The War on Drugs</em> is a production of Lava for Good&trade; Podcasts and Stand Togeth

<p>Shinedown frontman Brent Smith knows addiction. He&rsquo;s lived it, fought through it, and come out the other side. But his journey wasn&rsquo;t a straight line&mdash;and that&rsquo;s the point. In this episode, Brent talks about breaking free from one-size-fits-all recovery models, the role of community in overcoming addiction, and why drug policy needs to be about support, not punishment.&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>A new episode of <em>The War on Drugs</em> will be available every Tuesday

<p>The Buffalo-born rapper and entrepreneur explains the difference between the weed business and the cannabis industry- how is this semi-legal system working for people trying to come off the sidelines and out of the black market and criminal justice pipeline and do it legitimately? How can we ensure those people get to play the game and aren&rsquo;t thrown right back into the underground by a system that favors deep-pocketed corporate players? &nbsp;Benny strikes a positive optimistic tone as

<p>Like Episode 3 guest Liz Carmouche, former NHL enforcer Riley Cote knows something about pain.&nbsp; And also about the problematic cycles of machismo and stigma that can prevent people from seeking out certain paths to treatment and remedy.&nbsp; Riley overcame those obstacles in his own life, finding success in pain management and mental stability with cannabis and other alternative treatments.&nbsp; He now advocates for others like him to have access to these medicines, and avoid the paths