What Sympathy Can’t Do: Ginny Burton on Withdrawal, Accountability, and Real Transformation
Ginny Burton’s life includes nearly 30 years of addiction, incarceration, and a complete personal rebuilding that began at 40. In this conversation with Jim Koetting, she challenges the modern recovery and homelessness landscape—arguing that many incentives reward long-term management over real tra…
Harm Reduction Claims are "Berry" Misleading
In this week’s Sundays with Seegers, County Commissioner candidate Jake Seegers questions why county leaders appear poised to expand public messaging around harm reduction instead of reexamining outcomes. With talk of a Public Information Officer and efforts to counter “misinformation,” he asks wh…
Notorious Seattle Junkies: Ginny Burton
#135: Ginny Burton's mother gave her marijuana when she was 7 and soon after she was abusing meth and crack. After a lifetime of addiction and incarceration Ginny got clean, got a degree and is now a darling of right wing media. Like unsavory local characters Kevin Dahlgren and Andrea Suarez, Ginny…
Mackenzie Shirilla’s Crash, Luigi’s Suppressed Evidence, and Incarceration as Intervention, with Ginny Burton
Positively Legal hosts Mark Eiglarsh and Jonna Spilbor join the show to discuss their week as practicing criminal defense attorneys, Jonna’s disturbing tale of a fatal pothole in New York City, the real application of “presumption of innocence,” the major ruling on evidence in the Luigi Mangione st…
The Life She Survived - Ginny Burton - Episode #7
This week I sit down with Ginny Burton for one of the most powerful conversations ever featured on the podcast.
Introduced to drugs at just 7 years old by her own mother, Ginny’s life spiralled into addiction, crime, prison and years of survival mode. Arrests, felonies, jail cells and destruction b…
Climate Commitment Act Funds New Environmental Study + Federal Way Sees Double-Digit Crime Declines
Washington state is moving forward with an $800,000 taxpayer-funded study examining how to replace the clean energy generated by the four Lower Snake River dams—even after President Donald Trump revoked the Biden administration's effort to remove them. The study, funded through Washington's Climate…
Clallam Unfiltered
From a candidate debate in Sekiu tonight to Portland shutting down its last major RV safe-parking site, a revolving-door sex offender in Port Angeles, debunked “success” metrics in Seattle, and sharp critiques of the homelessness industry—here’s what Clallam County residents need to know this week…
“I’ve Shot People, Stabbed People… Now I Help People” — Ginny Burton
Ginny Burton’s life began in chaos. She says she was introduced to drugs at just seven years old, endured years of abuse and violence, spent almost a decade in prison across three sentences, and accumulated 17 felony convictions.
At her lowest, Ginny describes a life of drugs, violent crime, and r…
The Gabriel Plan: From addiction to self-sufficiency
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Ginny Burton draws on her journey through addiction and incarceration to teach accountability and lasting recovery. Her Gabriel Plan challenges treatment systems to prioritize independence, practical skills, and measurable results. She calls for strong…
The Gabriel Plan: From addiction to self-sufficiency
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Randall Bock – Ginny Burton draws on her journey through addiction and incarceration to teach accountability and lasting recovery. Her Gabriel Plan challenges treatment systems to prioritize independence, practical skills, and measurable results. She calls for strong…
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