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Hi there. I'm Jeff Turner. I'm the host and creator of the series On Drugs that first

launched in 2017. We covered a lot of ground over two seasons, but there are still so many

stories to tell. So I'm excited to share that On Drugs is back for a third season, and this time it's personal.

We're digging deeper than ever into the stories we tell about drugs, including the ones we rarely confront.

This season challenges the typical narratives about addiction, exploring what substances reveal not only about our bodies, but also our understanding of consciousness,

our motivations, and our very sense of self. From the allure of psychedelic therapy to the cultural

stigmas around safe supply, to the acceptance of certain drugs over others, on drugs asks the question,

what are drugs teaching us about what it means to be human? In this first episode, I confront my own rocky relationship with alcohol,

using it as a lens to question the nature of desire, drive, and what we truly seek from life.

Have a listen.

The first time I ever really tried alcohol, I was 14.

I don't remember exactly how the evening came to be,

but I was with my best friend Mike,

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