The Same Drugs
Meghan Murphy, Jason James, Mary Lou SingletonConversations outside the algorithm
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 617 | Subscribers | Read | meghanmurphy.ca |
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Canadians are on a sinking ship
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I host The Same Drugs on YouTube and all your favorite podcasting apps. Find me on Substack at The Same Drugs and on X @meghanemurphy.
Essayist and host of the Brave New Normal podcast.
Midwife. Independent Nurse Practitioner. Herbalist. Team human. Women create humanity.
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