In this podcast we explore the world of youth drug prevention. We highlight the things that are working in substance use prevention and learn from one another in the field. This is NOT a show featuring only authors, speakers and founders of companies. We also interview people who are working with youth on a daily basis who can discuss what's currently happening in our schools and communities around the U.S. The Drug Prevention Power Hour is for... Prevention professionals, school counselors, principals, vice principals, social workers, school psychologists, coalitions, prevention specialists, school resource officers (SROs), juvenile justice professionals, parent teacher organization members (PTO), parent teacher association members (PTA), alcohol education (AODA), superintendents, greek life, college orientation, athletics, and human services. Our host is Jake White, the creator of Party.0 and Vive18. He's a youth prevention expert who started a peer-led youth movement where studen
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6 Daily Habits for Lasting Sobriety and Alcohol Recovery | Episode 164 with Jennifer Hirst
Sep 21, 202627 min
After keeping her sobriety private for four years, Jen Lee Hurst found the courage to share her story—and that decision changed the direction of her life. Today, she is a sober coach and the founder of Lighthouse Sobriety, helping women build lives they no longer want to escape from. In this episode, Jake White talks with Jen about her journey from graphic designer to sober coach, the power of sharing your story, and why connection and community are essential in recovery. Jen also explains the six daily habits she teaches to support sobriety, improve confidence, and create lasting change. Takeaways Sharing your story can be a powerful act of courage and freedom. Community and connection are essential for lasting sobriety. Simple daily habits can significantly support recovery efforts. Being authentic and vulnerable online builds trust and connection. Starting small and stacking habits leads to sustainable change. Connect with Jennifer Hirst Website: https://jenhurst.com Instagram: @jenleehirst Organization: Lighthouse Sobriety Free Resource: 100-Day Habit Tracker available on her website For feedback, questions and new episode ideas... jake@vive18.com instagram.com/vive18_
Drug Prevention Power Hour: Empowering Leaders in Youth Drug Prevention
The Art of Advising Student-Led Prevention Clubs | Episode 163 with Kelly Prichard
Sep 7, 202650 min
For 27 years, Kelly Prichard has been quietly transforming lives through student-led prevention clubs at Allen East High School in rural Ohio. In this episode, Jake White sits down with one of the most impactful youth prevention advisors in the country to learn her proven strategies for student engagement, leadership development, and community impact. Discover how to create meaningful prevention experiences that go beyond one-time events—and learn why the advisor matters just as much as the students. From managing large clubs to creative fundraising to holding students accountable with love and high expectations, Kelly shares the blueprint for building sustainable youth-led prevention programs. Takeaways Kelly Prichard's journey in youth prevention Strategies for engaging students in clubs The importance of genuine relationships and trust Creative fundraising methods for student groups The role of high expectations and accountability Building leadership and ownership among students Managing club interest and participation fluctuations The significance of consistency and advisor presence Connect with Kelly Prichard Email: PKPRICHARD2@hotmail.com Organization: Allen East High School SADD Social Media: @AllenEastSADD (Facebook, Instagram) YouTube: Search "Allen East SADD" for resources, PSAs, and contest projects For feedback, questions and new episode ideas... jake@vive18.com instagram.com/vive18_
Drug Prevention Power Hour: Empowering Leaders in Youth Drug Prevention
How Drug Free Clubs Help Students Say No | Episode 162 with Angie Ferguson & Dave Huggins
Aug 31, 202637 min
Drug Free Clubs of America (DFCA) is revolutionizing how schools approach substance abuse prevention. In this episode, Jake White welcomes back Angie Ferguson and introduces Dave Huggins, Program Development Specialist, to discuss how their innovative program gives students tools to say no, builds community around drug-free choices, and creates powerful social proof that choosing to stay drug-free is the cool choice. Learn how voluntary drug testing, peer-led incentives, and student-run events like the annual Fall Rally are changing school culture and helping 99.5% of participating students test negative for drugs. Takeaways Students are more confident saying no when they have an easy reason Voluntary accountability can support healthy choices Peer visibility helps show students they’re not alone Student-led rewards and events strengthen school culture Drug testing can be supportive rather than punitive Strong prevention programs give students community, confidence, and choice Connect with David Huggins Website: https://drugfreeclubs.com Email Dave: daveh@drugfreeclubs.com For feedback, questions and new episode ideas... jake@vive18.com instagram.com/vive18_
Drug Prevention Power Hour: Empowering Leaders in Youth Drug Prevention
Youth Prevention Advocate at 13: Turning Tragedy Into Change | Episode 160 with Mariah
Aug 24, 202623 min
Meet Mariah, a 13-year-old prevention advocate from Petaluma, California, who is already making an impact in the drug prevention field. After losing her brother to an overdose at age five, Mariah transformed her grief into purpose. In this episode, she shares how she found her voice as an advocate, spoke publicly about her family's experience with addiction, attended the Fentanyl Free America convention after being nominated by the DEA, helped advocate for Narcan access in her community, and is now pushing for stronger drug prevention education in schools. Mariah also opens up about the stigma surrounding addiction, the connection between mental health and substance use, and what she's learned about balancing advocacy with grief and self-care. Her story is a powerful reminder that youth voices matter and speaking from the heart can create real community change. Takeaways Personal loss can become purpose and advocacy Open conversations help reduce addiction stigma Youth voices can create meaningful community change Narcan education can challenge fear and misinformation Mental health is an important part of substance use prevention Speaking from the heart can make a powerful impact Advocacy requires persistence even when people say no Self-care and processing grief matter too Connect with Mariah Instagram: @mariah.g212 For feedback, questions and new episode ideas... jake@vive18.com instagram.com/vive18_
Drug Prevention Power Hour: Empowering Leaders in Youth Drug Prevention
Embracing Your Role as a Prevention Coach | Episode 160 with Jake White
Aug 17, 202624 min
In this episode of the Drug Prevention Power Hour, Jake White takes you inside one of Vive18’s prevention leadership courses to explore what it means to truly embrace your role as a coach. Jake shares practical strategies for moving from doing everything yourself to empowering students to lead, make decisions, learn from failure, and develop their leadership skills. He breaks down the difference between transactional and transformational leadership and explains how high expectations, accountability, support, and love can help create stronger, more sustainable student-led prevention programs. Takeaways Empower students to take ownership and lead. Focus on transformational, not transactional, leadership. Let students fail, learn, and grow. Coach students instead of solving problems for them. Lead with high expectations, support, and love. Build sustainable leadership by developing new leaders. STAY CONNECTED: Instagram: https://instagram.com/vive18_ Facebook: https://facebook.com/thevive18/ LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/vive18 Website: https://vive18.com For feedback, questions and new episode ideas... jake@vive18.com instagram.com/vive18_
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