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A Shaky Relationship with Sobriety:
Thu, 09/01/2011
Award-winning author James Brown reads an excerpt from his latest book “This River,” a memoir about his sobriety, relapses and attempts to become a better father. James’ reading is followed by a Q&A with Mike Townsend, a father, grandfather and EVP & Director of Community Education Programs at The Partnership at Drugfree.org.
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This is Our Story:
Thu, 09/01/2011
Author Libby Cataldi reads an excerpt from her book “Stay Close,” a memoir about finding hope amid her son’s heroin addiction. Libby’s reading is followed by a Q&A with Claire Kelly, a mother and Executive Assistant at The Partnership at Drugfree.org.
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My Son Goes off the Deep End:
Thu, 09/01/2011
Writer Gabi Coatsworth reads articles from her monthly column Bipolar Planet, a series of articles about her son’s co-occurring disorder and drug addiction. Gabi's reading is followed by a Q&A with Ron Grover, a father, grandfather and an Intervene blogger for The Partnership at Drugfree.org
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The Partnership Podcast Series

Each podcast features a unique Q&A session with the author and a fellow parent, creating a rich dialogue between the written work and the shared experience of parents nationwide who are struggling with their childʼs drug addiction and susbtance abuse problem.

All podcasts are available free of charge to registered members of Time To Get Help. We are proud to be able to offer this interactive resource as another way to provide tools and support to parents and families of addicts.

To suggest authors for the Partnership Podcast Series, please e-mail: olivia_chao [at] drugfree [dot] org

To purchase any of the books featured in the Partnership Podcast Series, please visit: http://bit.ly/fRNuzx

 

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