End It For Good

05/28/2026

Stories change the way we see addiction. That’s why conversations like this matter so much. When we listen to people’s stories, it becomes harder to reduce addiction to labels, shame, or headlines. We begin to see real people, real families, and real hope.

Listen to the rest of the conversation on Ep 106 of the End It For Good podcast, available now wherever you listen!

05/28/2026

05/26/2026

In this conversation, Jon Seidl shares his journey with alcohol addiction and why the church needs more spaces where people can tell the truth without fear or shame.

Whether you’ve struggled yourself or love someone who has, we hope this episode reminds you that honesty and compassion can open the door to healing.

Available now wherever you get your podcasts.

05/25/2026

Combat veteran Myles Grantham says ibogaine treatment helped him heal after years of struggling with the invisible wounds of war.

In a powerful new piece, he shares why he believes veterans deserve access to promising therapies in the US, instead of being forced to leave the country in search of help.

Read now on the Washington Examiner: https://bit.ly/4utzTUn

05/23/2026

Research into psychedelic treatment is promising, but it requires integration into your every day life. Learn more on Ep 105 of the End It For Good podcast (link in bio)!

05/21/2026

We don't get to choose whether drugs exist, but we do get to choose how we handle them. If you're curious about compassionate, effective responses to addiction, follow us for more!

05/20/2026

Does banning drugs make communities safer?

In this reel, Christina Dent explains how prohibition pushes the drug market underground, where there are no safety standards, no accountability, and no regulation.

When substances are criminalized, consumers are forced to buy from an unregulated market, increasing the risks for our children, our loved ones, and our communities.

Prohibition is not the ultimate form of regulation. It is the absence of regulation.

Learn more at enditforgood.com

05/17/2026

Christina and JD discuss how addiction policies affect all of us on the Spiritually Incorrect Podcast, available now wherever you listen!

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