Podcast Categories: Government

This show is about legalized gambling and its regulation under the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB). Guests are professionals within the agency and outside in the industry.

Impairment Perspectives

Where Science, Law, and Real-World Experience Intersect

A podcast hosted by DrugImpairment.com

“The lab report is just the beginning. The real story lives in the science, the law, and the professionals who connect the two.”

Welcome to Impairment Perspectives, the official podcast of DrugImpairment.com, the platform dedicated to advancing education, clarity, and leadership in the field of impaired-driving science.

Hosted by Joseph O. Jones, PhD, forensic toxicologist, crime laboratory director, and educator, this podcast is built for professionals working on the front lines including law enforcement officers, attorneys, toxicologists, DREs, and policy leaders.

Behind every data point, every chromatogram, and every BAC result is a bigger story. This show goes beyond surface-level discussion to explore the science, strategy, and decision-making that shape real-world outcomes.

What You’ll Hear

The Real Human Stories –
We go beyond résumés to explore the career paths, lessons learned, and defining moments of leaders in forensic/laboratory science and impaired-driving enforcement.

Technical Deep Dives –
From novel psychoactive substances to alcohol pharmacokinetics, polydrug trends, emerging therapeutics, and evolving testing strategies, we break down complex science into clear, applicable insight.

From the Bench to Courtroom –
We bridge the gap between laboratory science and courtroom testimony, equipping professionals to explain complicated findings with confidence and credibility.

Whether the conversation centers on emerging compounds, policy shifts, toxicological interpretation, or the future of forensic education, the mission remains direct.

Deliver the perspectives that matter most in the evolving world of drug and alcohol impairment.

Local news and events, right to your ears! Get caught up on what’s happening in the City of Hyattsville, Maryland, hosted by City staff and featuring interviews with local guests.

The Victory Over VA Podcast is a weekly show hosted by Attorney Francis Jackson of JACKSON & MACNICHOL LAW. Each week we delve into topics that empower and educate veterans. Including veterans’ benefits, denied disability benefits claims, and understanding the disability process. You fought for us; now, let us fight for you! Make sure you subscribe to our show so you get notified when we put out new content!

Inde Talks is a local podcast for community conversations in Independence, MO. You may remember two of us from our previous podcast. On, “We Have Issues”. Laurie Dean Wiley and Dan Hobart shared their love for Independence for almost 200 episodes, discussing Independence politics and now we are back for more with the addition of co-host, Jeff Fox.

Grab your coffee and hang with us as we discuss a wide variety of topics with our goal being to share facts, history, politics, faith, pop culture, and of course, our opinions. We hope that you find our conversations sincere, thoughtful, and humorous. We would appreciate your grace as we become your favorite, local trio. Welcome to Inde Talks.

This podcast is led by INSA’s Policy Councils and Subcommittees covering hot topics in the intelligence and national security community. 

An in-depth look at developments, partnerships, and happenings in the City of De Pere, Wisconsin. From the City of De Pere government.

How do you solve public “unsolvable” problems? With innovative cross-disciplinary thinkers. Welcome to The Impact Lab, a podcast where two NYU public service professors offer a behind the scenes look at the wildly innovative NYU Public Service Impact Lab where they bring together graduate students, community partners, the Mayor’s Office, city agencies, community leaders, and unconventional thinkers to move the needle on policy that matters to our lives. 

Each season, we go deep into one issue. Season 1 is all about finding solutions to New York City’s shortage of public bathrooms. Can a fresh look from the next generation of leaders make things better? Can we get the right people in the room to not only theorize but implement the big changes needed?