HeyJaredThe "33": Methamphetamine: A Love Story
The podcasts explores the dark and hidden lives of "33" men and women who were users, dealers or manufacturers of meth. In addition to the "33" men and women Dr.
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UPDATE: S5:E12: The 33: Methamphetamine: A Love Story: "The Maddix Bias Act." (opens the original)
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This episode covers a recent update in the sentencing of the driver involved in the crash that claimed the life of Maddix Bias. The driver, who was intoxicated with nitrous oxide at the time of the crash, was recently sentenced in the state of Oklahoma. In this interview, we speak with Candi Morris, Maddix’s mother, about the sentencing and what it means for her and her family. Candi also shares her thoughts as she continues to honor and commemorate the life and memory of her son, Maddix Bias.
S5: E12: The 33: Methamphetamine: A Love Story. Part 2: "The Maddix Bias Act" (opens the original)
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In this Part 2 episode, we continue our conversation with Candi Morris, the mother of Maddix Bias, who lost his life in a car accident involving a driver who was intoxicated by nitrous oxide. Continuing the story from Part 1, Candy shares more about the importance of community, support, and the people who helped her and her family through an unimaginable loss. Ultimately, this is a story about the power of love, resilience, and the belief that love conquers all.
S5: E11: The 33: Methamphetamine: A Love Story. Part 1: "The Maddix Bias Act" (opens the original)
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This episode is Part 1 of our interview with Candi Morris, the mother of Maddix Bias, who was killed in a car collision caused by an impaired driver who passed out behind the wheel after inhaling nitrous oxide. Candi’s two-year journey following Maddix’s death led her to advocate for legislative change. Her efforts ultimately resulted in the passage of a bill making it illegal in Oklahoma to transport, buy, sell, or use nitrous oxide for the purpose of becoming intoxicated. ***The Act went in ef
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