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Tim Bingham interview with NewsTalk
Posted on December 10th, 2013 No commentsTim talks about how the changing face of drug use and how people want to access information on how to use drugs more safely through social media and online website. He highlights how people are purchasing from the internet off sites like Silk Road and Topix.
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Interview with Adam Winstock Global Drug Survey and the changes in the drugs market
Posted on November 28th, 2012 No commentsThis is an interview with Adam Winstock, in the interview we discuss the changes in the drugs market and re emergence of injecting mephedrone. We also discuss the Global Drugs Survey and the new drugs meter apps as well as the website Silk Road
More details on the Global Drug Survey can be found
Follow Global Drug on twitter @GlobalDrugSurvy
Contact Adam Winstock
I also interviewed Monica Barrett on the connnections between drugs and the internet this can be downloaded
Download interview with Adam Winstock
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Interview with Monica Barratt – The connections between drugs and the internet
Posted on May 8th, 2012 1 commentMonica Barratt is a research fellow with the National Drug Research Institute in Australia. We discuss about the use of social media facilitating discussions on drug forums and the connections between drugs and the internet. The Interview also discusses the Silk Road which is underground online marketplace for drug buyers and sellers . As is mentioned in the interview we are both on twitter @inef and @monicabarratt there are also a few drugs workers and organisations who we connect with on twitter , these are a selection but there are many more
- @injectingadvice
- @stonetree_aus
- @MorelandHall
- @sharingneedles
- @LEAPAustralia
- @melodytreasure
- @MatSouthwell
- @HIT_org_uk
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Interview with one of the authors from the Toronto and Ottawa Supervised Consumption Assessment Study
Posted on April 27th, 2012 No commentsThis is a interview with Carol Strike one of the principle authors of the Toronto and Ottawa Supervised Consumption Assessment Study which was released in April 2012. The interview focuses on the six key points of the report highlighting the different issues faced in Toronta and Ottawa, and also responds to some of the critics of the report
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Interview with the Clinical Services Manager Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre
Posted on April 24th, 2012 No commentsThis is an interview with Jennifer Holmes Clinical Services Manager for the Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) The interview focuses on the work of the MISC and discusses the impact it has on the community in the area. The MISC recognises that drug addiction is a chronic, relapsing condition and that it is complex and difficult to treat and how the services works with the individual ensuring dignity and respect and the importance of Naloxone within the service. The interview also discusses the book In the eye of the Needle where some of the highs and lows of its first 30 months are revealed
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Interview with Sarz Maxwell M.D. of the Chicago Recovery Alliance
Posted on April 16th, 2012 No commentsThis is a interview with Sarz Maxwell M.D . Sarz Maxwell, M.D., is a psychiatrist with the Chicago Recovery Alliance, and before that, she was with the Center for Addictive Problems methadone clinic in Chicago. The interview covers a variety of issues such as methadone, stigma and discrimination related to those clients on Methadone Treatment and Injecting Drug Users, the interview also covers Naloxone the life saving medication and finally chatting about her move to New Zealand .
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Tim Bingham speaks with professor Greg Scott of DePaul University
Posted on April 2nd, 2012 No commentsGreg Scott is the director of the Social Science Research Center and an associate professor in the department of sociology at DePaul University where he teaches courses on substance use and abuse, underground economies, street gangs, consciousness, urban culture, ethnographic documentary film production, photographic/visual sociology, and other topics. In 2005 Greg established Sawbuck Productions, a non-profit organization dedicated to create and produce multi-media educational and political materials that concern the well-being of illicit drug users. He has shown his documentaries at film festivals around the world and his work has appeared on television, including the National Geographic Network.
The interview focuses on the work Greg does within DePaul University and the work he does with his production Company SawBuck productions it also covers his recently published book Doing Qualitative Research: Designs, Methods, and Techniques
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Podcast : Interview with Dr Garrett McGovern in response to the 2011 EMCDDA report
Posted on November 18th, 2011 No commentsThis recording took place between Dr Garrett McGovern and Orla Barry of Newstalk in response to the EMCDDA Annual Report 2011 stating that Ireland was the second highest European country for fatal overdoses.
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Crack, Lies and Videotape
Posted on April 11th, 2011 No commentsThe media and movies like “New Jack City” paint a picture of crack cocaine as a black ghetto drug which is immediately addictive, totally uncontrollable, and leads to an epidemic of crack babies. But is there really any truth to this media hype? Experts Mark Kinzly and Kevin Irwin dispel the myths about crack and give the real facts without the hype.
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The Globalization of Addiction (podcast)
Posted on December 11th, 2010 No commentsThe Globalization of Addiction by Bruce Alexander Vancouver, Canada Simon Fraser University