A documentary series about the nature of drug addiction, the current status of addiction, and various programs of prevention and treatment. Participants in the series include Dr. Rafael S. Gamso; Meyer Diskind of New York State Board of Parole; and Joseph Fiedoral, a Chicago policeman.An online collection of early educational public radio content from the National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB).
https://www.unlockingtheairwaves.org/programs/h-is-for-joy/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden:
An addict speaks, part 2
In this program, the second of two parts, a longtime drug addict vividly describes his daily life on the street as a junkie.
An addict speaks, part 2
In this program, the second of two parts, a longtime drug addict vividly describes his daily life on the street as a junkie.
An addict speaks, part 1
In this program, the first of two parts, a drug addict of long standing relates how he got started using drugs, with his introduction to marijuana, opium smoking and the use of cocaine.
An addict speaks, part 1
In this program, the first of two parts, a drug addict of long standing relates how he got started using drugs, with his introduction to marijuana, opium smoking and the use of cocaine.
Cocaine and heroin
This program focuses on cocaine and heroin. Dr. Rafael Gamso of Riverside Hospital in New York describes drugs used by most addicts and comments on reasons for addiction.
Cocaine and heroin
This program focuses on cocaine and heroin. Dr. Rafael Gamso of Riverside Hospital in New York describes drugs used by most addicts and comments on reasons for addiction.
Heroin, morphine, and other opiates
In this program, Joseph Fiedoral tells how use of marijuana often leads to use of heroin and other opiates. Dr. Rafael Gamso discusses other drugs made from opium.
Heroin, morphine, and other opiates
In this program, Joseph Fiedoral tells how use of marijuana often leads to use of heroin and other opiates. Dr. Rafael Gamso discusses other drugs made from opium.
Marijuana
This program focuses on marijuana abuse. Retired Chicago policeman Joseph Fiedoral is a guest.