​Of Virtue's Damon Tate and Tyler Ennis join End Overdose for a conversation about sobriety, mental health, overdose prevention, and the experiences that have shaped them both on and off stage.

The conversation arrives alongside the release of Of Virtue’s new album, "Death Of The Altar," a record centered around confronting self-destructive patterns, dependency, grief, and what it takes to let go of the things that no longer serve you.

Damon and Tyler open up about their own experiences, why these conversations matter within the music community, and the importance of using their platform to make it easier for others to talk about what they’re going through.

Listen to Death Of The Altar now, at open.spotify.com/album/6LRTviU561iNlmpUi1krqJ?si=aIBY0shKTcuXu22wnyXfHA and learn more about End Overdose at endoverdose.net!

On this episode of the End Overdose Podcast, we’re joined by Kevin Devonport, Overdose Prevention Coordinator at Forward Leeds.

Drawing on his lived experience with addiction, recovery, and the criminal justice system, Kevin shares how his journey has shaped his approach to overdose prevention, and helping others access support.

We also discuss his work as an award-winning artist and how creativity has played a role in recovery and personal transformation. Hear the full conversation and access our free resources and trainings at endoverdose.net!

On this episode of the End Overdose Podcast, we're joined by foudner of Pulse Initiative, Stan Liszewski, an Arkansas-based nonprofit focused on overdose prevention, education, and community outreach, as well as member of Arkansas hardcore band Terminal Nation. Stan shares how his passion for both music and community has shaped his approach to prevention, advocacy, and creating impactful and long-lasting change.

Listen to the full conversation here and access our free resources and trainings at endoverdose.net!