In this episode, Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard focuses on fentanyl overdose awareness, family loss, recovery, and cooperation between families, communities, and law enforcement. Angela Shockley discusses the death of her daughter Morgan from a fentanyl overdose, the creation of her nonprofit Mo’s Movement, and the need for education, prevention, and support.
Glen Muse of Texas Pictures describes his documentary work on fentanyl poisoning and how families have shared their experiences. Shockley closes by stressing the difference between helping and enabling, and encouraging families to learn about addiction and set boundaries during active use.
Timestamps
02:05 Morgan’s Addiction Battle
12:32 Taking Dealers Off Streets
15:32 Cell Phones and Evidence
19:37 Filmmaker’s Mission
25:54 Community Views Unite
31:43 Billboard Awareness Campaign
38:02 Angela’s Prevention Message
42:21 Hope and Resources
Keywords
Livingston Parish, Sheriff Jason Ard, Podcast, Mo’s Movement, Texas Pictures,
