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Triggered with Deborah Clay
The first episode of "Triggered with Deborah Clay" sees Deb dive into the emotional debate about pill testing at music festivals.We meet Maggie who is a high functioning professional during the week; of a weekend she often pops up on the festival scene. She loves music and MDMA, claiming the drug does not kill and if it did- she would be dead. Deborah verifies or debunks a number of Maggie's claims by speaking with top medical professionals and the NSW Health Minister, Brad Hazzard.
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4.7 stars from 40 ratings
Harm minimisation
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“Well balanced and insightful podcast. I think harm minimisation is the way to go.”
Truth seeker 1972 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/17/19
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“Thank you for the informative information. Learnt a lot about drugs and pill testing.”
Lila1949 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/15/19
Well done Deborah
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“I’ll be saving this podcast for my children if they get to the dance party scene! Scared the hell out of me!”
gegeoh via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/11/19
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The first episode of "Triggered with Deborah Clay" sees Deb dive into the emotional debate about pill testing at music festivals.
We meet Maggie who is a high functioning professional during the week; of a weekend she often pops up on the festival scene. She loves music and MDMA, claiming the...
Published 03/07/19
Published 03/07/19
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