I had an excellent conversation with Ethan Nadelmann, the founder of the New York-based Drug Policy Alliance for his outstanding Psychoactive podcast series about all aspects of drugs and drugs policy, which I highly recommend.
In this episode, “The E-cigarette revolution”, we covered vaping, nicotine, harm reduction – science, policy, politics and controversy – with Ethan as host putting the challenging questions. Listen via your usual podcast provider (search on Psychoactive)… or via these links.
Podcast! I was interrogated on vaping, nicotine, harm reduction and related science and politics by host @ethannadelmann for the must-listen #psychoactive podcast series. Listen here👇
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Many thanks for the link, I found it a quite engrossing interview.
As a heavy smoker of many years standing I have benefitted greatly from the advent of vaping, as no other substitute worked for me. Haven’t smoked a single cigarette in the five years since I happened upon a web page about “stopping without suffering”. And so it has proved to be.
What I did not expect was the almost religious backlash against that concept, from the “moral minority” in my social circle.
Great podcast Clive.
Leigh