From border busts to dark-web deals, this episode of Logan’s Voice exposes how fentanyl and other toxins move through global supply chains — and what real prevention looks like. Learn how traffickers adapt, why border seizures matter, and how awareness saves lives.Because every story deserves to be heard.👉 Subscribe, hit the bell, and tell us where you’re listening from.More at logansvoice.org#FentanylAwareness #DrugCrisis #LogansVoice #PoisonPrevention #BorderSeizures #GlobalSupplyChain #AddictionAwareness #HopeMovementCoalition

What if peace isn’t something you have to chase? What if it’s already waiting for you, in the stillness between your next breath?In this episode of Logan’s Voice, Doug, Logan’s dad, shares a deeply personal reflection on how peace isn’t about the absence of struggle, but the presence of trust. Through his journey of loss, healing, and advocacy, Doug explores how we can find strength in surrender, and calm within chaos.You’ll hear:💜 Why peace doesn’t come from control, but from allowing yourself to breathe again💜 How grief can evolve into purpose and connection💜 Why trust, not understanding, is what carries us through💜 How to find peace even when life makes no senseThis message is for anyone walking through something heavy, grief, addiction, loss, or fear, who’s searching for a moment of calm and a reason to keep going.👉 Subscribe to Logan’s Voice on YouTube and hit the notification bell to stay connected to new episodes of truth, awareness, hope, and healing.🌐 Learn more at: https://LogansVoice.org📱 Follow on Facebook & Instagram: @LogansVoice🎧 Listen everywhere podcasts are available.#LogansVoice #GriefToPurpose #FindingPeace #TrustTheJourney #EndStigma #HealingAfterLoss #FentanylAwareness #HopeMovement #AddictionRecovery #OverdoseAwareness

What if the innocent-looking emojis on your child’s phone aren’t as harmless as they seem? 💊🧃💀

In this eye-opening episode of Logan’s Voice, we dive into how modern traffickers use emojis like digital hieroglyphics — creating secret codes that mask drug sales on social media. From the dark web to encrypted chats, we expose how this hidden world operates right under our noses.

🔍 You’ll learn:
• What the DEA’s “Emoji Drug Code” really means
• How emojis, slang, and encryption fuel the fentanyl crisis
• Why awareness is our greatest weapon in this silent war

Because the first step to saving lives is understanding how they’re being taken.

🎧 Listen now — and check out the full Emoji Drug Code Chart on our Resource Page at https://logansvoice.org/resources/

#LogansVoice #FentanylAwareness #EmojiDrugCode #PoisonNotChoice #DarkWeb #EndStigma #HopeMovementCoalition

Logan’s Voice Weekly News Update brings you the latest headlines from the frontlines of America’s poisoned drug supply. Each week, we uncover the truth behind major fentanyl seizures, trafficking arrests, overdose trends, and new synthetic threats emerging across the U.S. and beyond.

In this episode, Doug Ballinger — grieving father, author, and host of Logan’s Voice — breaks down what’s really happening beneath the headlines:
• Where fentanyl is being seized and how traffickers are adapting
• How shifting drug policies and prosecutions are shaping justice
• What these stories reveal about the ongoing overdose crisis
• Why awareness and compassion must guide every conversation

This isn’t about fear — it’s about truth, awareness, and action. 💜

🎧 Listen, learn, and share to help save lives.
Because every headline is a reminder that silence is not an option.

🔗 More at logansvoice.org

#LogansVoice #FentanylCrisis #PoisonedDrugSupply #OverdoseAwareness #EndStigma #HopeMovement #DrugNewsUpdate

This week, we’re breaking down the stories making national headlines — from massive fentanyl seizures at the border to harsh “Death by Delivery” sentencing. These aren’t just headlines — they represent real lives lost, real families grieving, and a system still trying to decide whether to treat this crisis as a public health emergency or a criminal case.

In this episode, I dive into:
🔹 Record-breaking border seizures and what they mean for our communities
🔹 The rise in Drug-Induced Homicide convictions
🔹 The ongoing tension between punishment and prevention
🔹 What advocates and families can do to shift the conversation toward saving lives

🎧 Watch or listen now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or at LogansVoice.org

👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share to help amplify awareness and end stigma.
Because every headline is a life, and every life matters.

#LogansVoice #PoisonAndPunishment #FentanylCrisis #EndStigma #AwarenessMatters #LogansStory #Podcast #GriefToPurpose #HopeMovementCoalition

Even as overdose deaths appear to decline, tens of thousands of families are still getting that devastating phone call — the one that changes everything. In this episode of Logan’s Voice, host Doug Ballinger, Logan’s Dad, keeps the alarm sounding loud and clear.

Doug shares the raw truth about America’s poisoned drug supply — fentanyl, xylazine, and nitazenes — and why a drop in numbers doesn’t mean it’s time to relax.
He explains what’s working in communities that are saving lives through naloxone access, compassionate treatment, mental health care, and truth-telling without stigma.
And most importantly, he reminds us that every one of us has the power to make a difference — because silence kills, but your voice saves lives.

🌐 Learn more & get resources: https://logansvoice.org
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Because every story deserves to be heard.
Because every life deserves a chance to be saved.

The poisoned drug supply is evolving. Two emerging threats—xylazine (tranq) and nitazenes—are making overdoses deadlier and harder to reverse. In this episode, Doug (Logan’s Dad) explains what these drugs are, why they matter, and what you can do in the first critical minutes of an overdose: naloxone, rescue breathing, call 911, stay calm.

This is a conversation about truth, preparation, and hope—because awareness saves lives.

🌐 Resources and support: LogansVoice.org

#LogansVoice #OverdoseAwareness #Xylazine #Nitazenes #Naloxone 

#EndStigma #PoisonedDrugSupply #DrugCrisis #RecoveryMatters 

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Stigma kills more people than fentanyl—because silence keeps families from seeking help. If we don’t break the silence, we’ll keep burying our kids.

In this episode, Doug Ballinger shares why stigma is one of the most dangerous forces in the overdose crisis. Silence prevents healing, isolates grieving families, and keeps people from seeking treatment. By breaking stigma,we open doors to recovery, connection, and hope.

Listen now, share with someone who needs to hear it, and join the movement to shatter silence.

Resources & support: LogansVoice.org

In this first episode of The Poisoned Supply – Weekly Brief, Doug Ballinger — Logan’s Dad and the voice behind Logan’s Voice — breaks down the latest headlines on America’s poisoned drug supply. From record DEA seizures to the rise of xylazine, global trafficking, and why one pill can kill, this update reveals the truth families need to know.

🌐 Resources: logansvoice.org
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Behind every statistic is a story. Behind every number is a name.

In this episode of Logan’s Voice, Doug — Logan’s Dad — takes a closer look at the overdose statistics we hear in the news. With provisional 2024 data showing nearly 80,000 lives lost, down from 110,000 the year before, some headlines suggest things are “improving.” But the truth is, we are still in a deadly crisis — and new poisons like xylazine and carfentanil aren’t even fully reflected in the data.

Doug breaks down what the numbers really mean, what they fail to capture, and why we must keep saying the names of those we’ve lost — including his son, Logan.

👉 Visit logansvoice.org to access our resource guide and learn how you can join the movement to end stigma, spread awareness, and save lives.