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Radio Catskill - The Kingfisher Project

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by Bill Williams

25 episodes

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In 2012, Bill Williams tragically lost his son, William, to a heroin overdose at age 24. At William’s memorial, Bill, alongside his wife Margot and daughter Elizabeth Hope, pledged to combat drug abuse by educating others, improving treatment, and reducing stigma. Since then, they've spoken at various forums and published in notable outlets, including the New York Times and Harvard Health Blog. Bill also hosts a radio/podcast show The Kingfisher Project, as part of their ongoing commitment to honor William's memory.

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On this episode of The Kingfisher Project, host Bill Williams speaks with Alexis Pleus, founder of Truth Pharm, a Binghamton-based organization working to reduce stigma, raise awareness, and advocate for change around substance use and overdose prevention.Pleus shares the story of losing her son Jeff to a heroin overdose, the founding of Truth Pharm, and the organization’s work with directly impacted families. She also discusses the recent Purdue Pharma sentencing hearing in Newark, New Jersey, where families delivered powerful victim impact statements, and explains why many advocates believe accountability for the opioid crisis remains unfinished.The conversation also looks at New York’s opioid settlement funds, concerns over how that money is being distributed, and Pleus’ call for more support for grassroots and community-based organizations doing direct harm reduction work.

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What is Radio Catskill - The Kingfisher Project?: In 2012, Bill Williams tragically lost his son, William, to a heroin overdose at age 24. At William’s memorial, Bill, alongside his wife Margot and daughter Elizabeth Hope, pledged to combat drug abuse by educating others, improving treatment, and reducing stigma. Since then, they've spoken at various forums and published in notable outlets, including the New York Times and Harvard Health Blog.

Bill also hosts a radio/podcast show The Kingfisher Project, as part of their ongoing commitment to honor William's memory.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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