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Talking the Whiz Quiz: An HR Guide to Drug Testing

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Welcome to Talking the Whiz Quiz — the podcast that takes the confusion out of workplace drug testing. Designed for HR professionals, business owners, and managers, this show breaks down the regulations, best practices, and real-world challenges of drug testing in a simple, straightforward way. Join us as we talk policy, prevention, and people with an honest, no-nonsense approach that helps you handle testing the right way. Whether you’re new to the process or refining an existing program, Talking the Whiz Quiz will help you create a safer, more supportive workplace — one episode at a time!

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May 11, 2026

Talking the Whiz Quiz: Ep 8 | DOT Drug Testing Updates for Employers & HR

In this episode of Talking the Whiz Quiz, Lori and Gary Oshman of AZC Drug Testing discuss important DOT drug and alcohol testing updates for employers, HR teams, owner-operators, and safety-sensitive workplaces.Gary shares key takeaways from the 2026 NDASA conference, including FMCSA Clearinghouse identity verification changes, concerns around fraudulent Substance Abuse Professionals, the current status of DOT oral fluid testing, and the proposed addition of fentanyl to DOT drug testing panels.AZC Drug Testing is also celebrating 30 years in business, with services including drug testing, alcohol testing, background checks, fingerprinting, mobile testing, C/TPA support, and employer compliance assistance.Topics covered:0:10 - Welcome and AZC Drug Testing’s 30-year anniversary2:01 - What this episode covers2:36 - What NDASA is and why the conference matters5:55 - FMCSA Clearinghouse identity verification updates8:55 - Why SAP fraud creates safety and compliance concerns11:12 - How new identity checks may affect employers, drivers, and C/TPAs14:52 - Clearinghouse query credit challenges for owner-operators and small companies16:44 - Current status of DOT oral fluid drug testing20:17 - Proposed changes related to FDA clearance requirements21:51 - What future testing methods, including hair testing, could mean for employers24:43 - Proposed fentanyl testing updates for DOT drug testing panels26:53 - Why fentanyl does not currently show up unless specifically tested for29:50 - How DOT fentanyl testing could impact non-regulated drug testing costs31:09 - Final thoughts and future AZC Drug Testing updatesLearn more about AZC Drug Testing:https://azcdt.com/

April 13, 2026

Talking the Whiz Quiz: Ep 7 | What is a Medical Review Officer? FT. DR. Scott A. Krasner, MD

Episode 7 features Dr. Scott A. Krasner, MD, MPH, FACOEM of Krasner Medical Consultants for a conversation about the Medical Review Officer process and its role in workplace drug testing.Lori and Gary talk with Dr. Krasner about what an MRO does, how prescriptions are documented and verified, what happens with non-negative, invalid, diluted, adulterated, and substituted results, and why the MRO process is so important for protecting both employers and donors.Featuring Dr. Scott A. Krasner, MD, MPH, FACOEM | Occupational Medicine | Krasner Medical Consultants | Tucson, AZ

March 27, 2026

Talking the Whiz Quiz: Ep 6 | Drug Test Collection Process

The Collection Process: Where Most Drug Tests FailMost people think a drug test starts and ends with a specimen cup. In reality, the collection process is the most vulnerable link in your entire testing program. One missed step or a paperwork error can turn a valid test into a fatal flaw that stalls your hiring process for days.Lori and Gary pull back the curtain on the 25-step federal collection process. They explain why seemingly small details, like blueing agents in toilets and water shut-offs, are actually critical security measures.In this episode:<ul><li>The 25-step walkthrough: Why the order of operations matters for a solid chain of custody</li><li>Red flags: How collectors spot fake specimens by checking temperature, odor, and even “the bubble”</li><li>Direct observation: What triggers the “Hokey Pokey” protocol and how to handle it professionally</li><li>The DER’s role: Why the employer is ultimately responsible for collection site mistakes</li></ul>Whether you’re managing random testing, post-accident testing, or pre-employment screens, this episode gives you the insight to spot a mishandled collection before it becomes a bigger compliance problem.

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What is Talking the Whiz Quiz: An HR Guide to Drug Testing?: Welcome to Talking the Whiz Quiz — the podcast that takes the confusion out of workplace drug testing. Designed for HR professionals, business owners, and managers, this show breaks down the regulations, best practices, and real-world challenges of drug testing in a simple, straightforward way.

Join us as we talk policy, prevention, and people with an honest, no-nonsense approach that helps you handle testing the right way.

Whether you’re new to the process or refining an existing program, Talking the Whiz Quiz will help you create a safer, more supportive workplace — one episode at a time!
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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.
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