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So today, we have another member of Leap on the podcast. You've seen what we've done with Neil Woods. He got a phenomenal response.

And as part of our mission on this channel, which is, the statement is, end the war on drugs, take all that money and go after the predators with it.

There's been a total misappropriation and misallocation of resources.

Suzanne Sharky is an X-Cop and she is a Leap kind of what's your position in Leap then?

Oh, my official is co-executive director. Co-executive director of Leap UK.

These are the people changing the hearts and minds where it matters in politics, with the legislators, because we've got to get the laws changed to end this madness.

And we're going to get into that. But first, I want to go through what led Suzanne to becoming a cop and her experience in the police force and how she came to this conclusion about the war on drugs.

So thank you very much for coming on.

Pleasure.

So what part of the country were you raised in to start with?

I was raised in Northumberland actually. I went to school in a place called Hexham, very contrafied town, but sort of based around Newcastle.

I'm based in Newcastle now.

So you don't speak like a Jordi?

No, I haven't got a strong Jordi accent.

And when did you first hear rave music?

For me, it was the early 90s.

I fell a rave in the house.

And what were you like at school then?

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