In this powerful conversation, Liam shares his personal journey of being born into addiction, navigating family dynamics, and ultimately finding redemption. He discusses the challenges he faced growing up with a mother struggling with substance abuse, the impact of his father's incarceration, and his own battles with addiction. Through candid reflections, Liam empasizes the importance of resilience, love, and the desire to create a better life for his daughter, highlighting that change is possible with determination and support.

Liam was born in to addiction.
He was taken in by his aunt at a very yoiung age.
Despite a loving enviroment, family conflicts arose.
Liams step father was invovled in trafficing of drugs, impacting his life.
He faced rebellion and trouble during his teenage years.
Liam experienced multiple overdoses due to substance abuse.
He sought love and affection from his birth mother.
Liam's journey includes a significant overdose of GHB.
He found motivation to change after becoming a father himself.
Liam emphasizes the importance of resilience and hope.

Don Barron shares a poignant story about a young inmate who we will call Pete, who found himself in jail after a series of poor choices stemming from a lack of guidance and support. Throughout their interactions, Don provides mentorship and support to Pete, helping him navigate his fears and plan for a better future. The conversation highlights the importance of mentorship, the struggles faced by young offenders, and the need for constructive engagment in life.

• (00:00:01) - How I Stopped a 18 Year Old From Escaping From Jail
• (00:08:15) - One convicted criminal's message for others

In this conversation we continue Don Barron's story of managing a computer store and others, along with touching on the subject of his once good friend Patrick. Patrick being convicted of Australia's biggest drug seize of $1.1 billion dollars in Meth/Ice at a port in Geraldton Western Australia, by Australian Federal Police. Patrick is now serving life in prison after sailing the 'Valkoista' into port after running into trouble.

• (00:00:01) - Cherry Computers and the dangers of drugs

This conversation delves into the devastating effects of GHB addiction, particularly through the lens of a mother, Cynthia, who shares,her heart-wrenching experiences with her twin daughters' struggles with the drug. Don Barron and his wife Kellie discuss the importance of raising awareness about GHB, it's accessibility, and the urgent need for community support and education for families affected by addiction.

GHB is a highly dangerous drug that can lead to sererve addiction.
Parents of addicts often feel isolated and unsupported.
The drug is easily accessible and poses risks to the community.
There is a lack of effective testing for GHB in standard drug tests.
Cynthia's story highlights the emotional toll on families dealing with addiction.
Eduction and awardness are crucial in combating drug aduse.
The conversation aims to give a voice to those affected by addiction.
Mothers play a vital role in advoating for their children's well-being.

• (00:00:01) - GHB Mother's Message

This upcoming episode will feature a friend of mine who was born in to addiction. Liam will discuss his life from an early age, then being taken and raised by another of my good friends to give him a better chance at life.

Welcome folks,

This is the beginning and the internet age, my step in to the world of business and drugs

• (00:00:01) - How I got my first actual job
• (00:07:28) - Former WorldLink Internet employee gets involved in drugs

Welcome folks to my Podcast.

The is a raw trailer to whats to come along with lots of other content and guests. The reason for this Podcast is to help others, people who think crime pays and drugs are ok. Along the way we will also talk to other ex criminals and addicts in recovery. Not and never forgetting the victims of crime. Please join me on this journey.

Any profits will be directed to the Charity we have setup in Broken Hill NSW to assist those who are homeless and those experiencing food insecurity. Hope Centre and Feeding Friends.

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• (00:00:01) - Reveal: Don Barron