Join Maegan & Bobby this week as they catch up and talk about the newest developments with production on The Addictionary podcast (footage of our episodes can now be found on YouTube!).

Plus, the hosts welcome Jersey Ed from the Friends In Recovery Podcast, which Maegan is also cohosting now. Jersey Ed shares his story and his work with Genesis House in Lake Worth, FL We also talk about stigma as a barrier to treatment and what we believe can be done to change the landscape.

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