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Today I'm curious about the impact of global drug policy on women.

Joining me for the conversation is Suzanne Sharkey, who used to work as an undercover copper.

And like so many, she saw how drug policy did more harm than good.

And now campaigns for safer drug control.

She's got a great story as well.

It's not all as it seems.

I think you're going to enjoy listening to this.

Let's meet her.

Here's Suzanne.

Hello, Suzanne. How are you?

I am good at this moment in time.

Good.

Thank you for joining me today on the podcast.

Can we start by finding out what is anyone's

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