Former Flyer Riley Cote and Zoe Patchell, President of the Board of the Delaware Cannabis Advocacy Network, discuss the need for Delaware to legalize cannabis,

Red Clay Schools Superintendent Dr. Merv Dougherty makes the case for a Recovery High School and Senior Director of Pupil Personnel Services, Dr. Michele Marinucci, describes the process of helping students who are abusing drugs.

This is Part Five of the Six-part, Three Hour broadcast focused on Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long's effort to organize medical providers, addiction specialists, law enforcement, educators and numerous nonprofits to create a consortium of providers effectively communicating and delivering services to eradicate opioid addiction in Delaware.

This program was broadcast on 101.7 FM, 1150 AM WDEL on Monday, March 21 from Noon to 3pm.

When I read the story that TV preacher Jesse Duplantis is begging his flock for $54 million for a new jet, I immediately recalled the Right Reverend Billy Sol Hargis bit Don Imus used to perform way back in the 1900's. With a nod to the I-Man, I just couldn't help myself... just as Duplantis can't help himself, either... rj

Howard Berlin, world traveler and author, brings beers from Sweden and Asia... we were surprised at which was the best and maybe you will be, too

Dr. Terry Horton, chief of Addiction Medicine and medical director of Project Engage at Christiana Care, describes this effective program. Anesthesiologist Dr. Matthew Powell of Christiana Care describes pain-killing treatments that exclude opioids and Kim Jones works to help those struggling with addiction at Gaudenzia in Delaware.

This is Part Four of the Six-part, Three Hour broadcast focused on Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long's effort to organize medical providers, addiction specialists, law enforcement, educators and numerous nonprofits to create a consortium of providers effectively communicating and delivering services to eradicate opioid addiction in Delaware.

This program was broadcast on 101.7 FM, 1150 AM WDEL on Monday, March 21 from Noon to 3pm.

To help Delawareans overcome addiction, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long reached out to medical providers, addiction specialists, law enforcement, educators and numerous nonprofits to create a consortium of providers effectively communicating and delivering services to eradicate opioid addiction in Delaware.

In Part Three of the Six-Part, Three Hour Broadcast from the Lt. Governor's office in Dover on May 21, 2018, you'll hear about problems and solutions from Saad Soliman, a prisoner re-entry specialist and Executive Director at The Peers Mentoring Center as well as recovering addict Joe Anise and Reverend Tom Laymon, Pastoral Director of the Sunday Breakfast Mission.

Four great Heavy Seas beers, starting with their delightful Smooth Sale summer ale and culminating in a big "this beer goes to eleven!" coffee-brewed porter aged in bourbon barrels!

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To help Delawareans overcome addiction, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long reached out to medical providers, addiction specialists, law enforcement, educators and numerous nonprofits to create a consortium of providers effectively communicating and delivering services to eradicate opioid addiction in Delaware.

In Part Two of the Six-Part, Three Hour Broadcast from the Lt. Governor's office in Dover on May 21, 2018, you'll hear about problems and solutions from Lt. Governor Bethany Hall-Long and Elizabeth Romero, Director of Delaware's Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health and Co-Chair of the Behavioral Health Consortium.

To help Delawareans overcome addiction, Lt. Gov. Bethany Hall-Long reached out to medical providers, addiction specialists, law enforcement, educators and numerous nonprofits to create a consortium of providers effectively communicating and delivering services to eradicate opioid addiction in Delaware.

In Part One of the Six-Part, Three Hour Broadcast from the Lt. Governor's office in Dover on May 21, 2018, you'll hear about problems and solutions from Dr. Karyl Rattay, Director of Delaware's Division of Public Health and Dr. Sandy Gibney, Emergency Room Physician at St. Francis Hospital.