Our guest this evening is Stanton Peele, Ph D, JD, author of Recover!: Stop Thinking Like an Addict and Reclaim Your Life with The PERFECT Program and founder of the Life Process Program for overcoming addictions.

Our guest this evening is Michael J. Kuhar, PhD, Candler Professor of Neuropharmacology at Emory University School of Medicine and author of The Addicted Brain: Why We Abuse Drugs, Alcohol, and Nicotine. We will be discussing the neuroscience of tolerance, withdrawal, and other aspects of addiction.

Our guest this evening is Aleta Edwards, Psy. D. who is the author of Fear of the Abyss: Healing the Wounds of Shame & Perfectionism.

Our guest this evening is Ogi Ogas, author of A Billion Wicked Thoughts: What the Internet Tells Us About Sexual Relationships. We will be discussing internet ography, romance novels, gays and straights, transsexuals, what turns on men, what turns on women, and the existence of internet and ography addictions.

Our guest this evening is Stanford University Alcohol Medical Scholar Anna Lembke MD. We discuss drug use and abuse and the DSM classifications, treatment, incarceration, legalization decriminalization, spontaneous remission, and much more.

Our guest this evening is Rolf Ankermann and we will be discussing his book The Freedom to Recover.

Our guests this evening are Gerald and Lydia Scott who operate the Asheville Recovery Group, a group of Harm Reduction Recovery Residences in Asheville North Carolina.

Our guest is Helen Redmond, LCSW, NYU adjunct faculty, journalist, therapist and drug and alcohol counselor. We talk about myths about drugs and the drug war in the media, alcohol, tobacco, Afghanistan, race, class and much much more.

Our guest this evening is Valery Shuman, Associate Director at Heartland Health Outreach - Midwest Harm Reduction Institute. We discuss harm reduction housing, The housing first model (HFM) fidelity index, overdose prevention, and much, much more.

Our guest this evening is Jacob Sullum, senior editor at Reason magazine and author of Saying Yes: In Defense of Drug Use.