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In Fort Worth, Texas, the 2001 murder of Lloyd and Agnes Courtney raises questions about their daughter Deborah Pieringer's guilt amid her struggles with bipolar disorder and addiction.
A person describes their struggle with clutter, stating, "clutter didn't happen overnight; it's been going on for a while," reflecting on the challenges of hoarding.
Ricky LaRocca faced a severe injury during a strongman competition when he felt his knee pop while carrying a heavy frame.
Children attend a fat camp for $7900, living under constant camera surveillance to lose weight.
An elderly man, having consumed too much alcohol, refuses to open his door, prompting bounty hunters Fred and Denise to enter through a side door.
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan reported that the number of high school seniors using marijuana daily had dropped from one in four to one in twenty.
Operation Delirium reveals Colonel James Ketchum's Cold War experiments at Edgewood Arsenal.
Connor's motorbike accident leads to a reunion with his brother Shane in a busy A&E department.
Eighth grade students at Jackson Junior High study the effects of alcohol through discussions and animations, featuring a St. Bernard named Patches experiencing a hangover.
One in ten adults in the Seychelles is addicted to heroin, making it the world's most heroin-dependent nation.
Adil Kishfany, a 17-year-old, aims to increase his weight from 165 to 215 pounds while reducing his body fat to 10%.
Selfie addiction is examined through the experiences of individuals taking over 1000 selfies a day, featuring insights from Natasha Mwansa and George Dunne.
60 bottles of the popular vaping flavor "mother's milk" sold out in just two hours, reflecting the growing culture around e-cigarettes.
Ronnie Shirley confronts a man who is drunk and cursing in front of his children while trying to help a homeless mother and her kids.
Laura Delano, a former psychiatric patient from Greenwich, Connecticut, explores the complexities of living without psychiatric medications and the public health implications of their long-term use.
A participant received a sentence of 25 years to life for second-degree murder, reflecting on the emotional toll of the parole process.
Many children in Berlin escape abusive homes and face harsh realities on the streets.
Jim Morrison died on July 3, 1971, in Paris, with speculation surrounding his death suggesting a possible heroin overdose mixed with alcohol.
Christer Wahlberg reflects on his youthful experiences and the risks taken during the early 2000s, juxtaposing them with his current role as a father.
A group of students at Jackson Junior High debates the appropriate age for starting to drink alcohol, with opinions ranging from 16 to 18 years old.
Albert Hoffman first tested LSD on himself in 1943, marking a significant moment in the history of psychedelics and their impact on society.
The Sackler family, through their company Purdue Pharma, played a significant role in the opioid crisis that has resulted in over 200,000 deaths in the United States.
Afroman's hit "Because I Got High" reached number one on the charts in the early 2000s, becoming a cultural phenomenon despite its controversial subject matter.
The Brazilian butt lift, deemed the world’s most dangerous cosmetic surgery, is examined through the experiences of a patient preparing for the procedure.
Montgomery County, Ohio, has the highest overdose rate in the country per capita, reflecting the severe impact of opioid addiction on suburban families.
Tommy Porr reflects on his 30-year incarceration in the United States, exploring the impact of mass incarceration and addiction on individuals and families.
Michael K. Williams investigates underground gambling and addiction in American culture.
Black adults in the U.S. are more likely than white adults to report persistent symptoms of stress, sadness, and a general sense of hopelessness.
John Bixby, a New Hampshire man, navigates the challenges of drug addiction against the backdrop of New England's opioid crisis after his release from jail.
Mukesh from India breaks his legs using the Ilizarov method to grow taller but has doubts later.
Social media's impact on empathy and mental health is examined through studies on neurological disruption, addiction, and insights from former Facebook executives.
Artie Lange discusses his eight months of sobriety from heroin and argues against a trainer's claim that running can replicate the drug's high.
Bill Burr discusses quitting drinking, White Russians, and the challenges of sobriety.
Bill Burr humorously reflects on his upcoming tour in flyover states like Boise and Deadwood, discussing the impact of meth and local eccentricities.
In Portland, Oregon, comedian Brian Posehn humorously recounts a post-show encounter with fans in a parking lot, highlighting an unexpected moment with a man named Ganja John.
Daniel Sloss shares his Scottish identity and humorous takes on drug use and family life.
RuPaul engages in a candid discussion with Michael Moore about topics including fear, sobriety, the opioid crisis, and the cultural significance of drag queens.
Gabriel Iglesias discusses his weight loss of 110 pounds due to type 2 diabetes and his experience with DDP power yoga created by Diamond Dallas Page.
Guillermo Diaz discusses his roles in 'Half Baked' and 'Weeds' during a chat with Conan.
More than 100,000 Americans died from drug overdoses in the year ending in April, nearly three times the number of deaths from traffic accidents.
Jared Leto shares his transformation for Dallas Buyers Club and experiences on set.
Jesse Eisenberg plays a Rolling Stone writer who interviews David Foster Wallace, a reclusive figure grappling with addiction rumors and personal disillusionment.
Jeff Garlin shares his experience with medical marijuana and its calming effects in California.
Three inmates at Brazos County Jail raised their hands when Jeff Ross asked, "Where my murderers at?" during his Comedy Central special.
Joel McHale shares his views on reality TV's chaotic nature on Conan's show.
John Mulaney shares his casual look and discusses health issues with Conan O'Brien.
Maggie Q shares her homeopathic remedies, including ginseng and rosemary, for everyday health.
Mark Normand humorously discusses drinking, Puerto Ricans, and life in New York City.
