The "33": Methamphetamine: A Love Story
Aug 24, 2026 · 46 min · 11 segments
This episode is Part 1 of our interview with Candi Morris, the mother of Maddix Bias, who was killed in a car collision caused by an impaired driver who passed out behind the wheel after inhaling…
Rashi ShuklaHostDavid NelsonHostAnd that's why the collision happened." And this is my 25th year in dentistry, and, um, so I obviously know what nitrous oxide is, but I had no idea that nitrous oxide was sold to the general public.
And then when I started researching it, finding out it was in these huge tanks, and they're bright colored, and they're flavored, and all these things that are marketed to kids and things like that.
Immediately we started looking at, or I immediately started like researching that, like how is it, how is this sold? Like w- in the dental office every year I have to send our dental license and stuff.
Like I had to go to school to a class to get my nitrous oxide license, and we have to renew it every year.
And my people that deliver to our office for patients, I have to send my doctor's dental license every January, otherwise they don't, they're not delivering to us.
Um, there's not really a difference in the medical grade like what we use and this.
Um, in the dental office when we administer it to patients, we don't give them less than 30% oxygen.
Which is why when it depletes the brain of oxygen, you pass out, which is what happened to her.
How are they, how is this sold? How is this, why is this sold? Well, because technically it can be used to make whipped cream.
And that's why the collision happened." And this is my 25th year in dentistry, and, um, so I obviously know what nitrous oxide is, but I had no idea that nitrous oxide was sold to the general public.
And then when I started researching it, finding out it was in these huge tanks, and they're bright colored, and they're flavored, and all these things that are marketed to kids and things like that.
Immediately we started looking at, or I immediately started like researching that, like how is it, how is this sold? Like w- in the dental office every year I have to send our dental license and stuff.
Like I had to go to school to a class to get my nitrous oxide license, and we have to renew it every year.
And my people that deliver to our office for patients, I have to send my doctor's dental license every January, otherwise they don't, they're not delivering to us.
Um, there's not really a difference in the medical grade like what we use and this.
Um, in the dental office when we administer it to patients, we don't give them less than 30% oxygen.
Which is why when it depletes the brain of oxygen, you pass out, which is what happened to her.
How are they, how is this sold? How is this, why is this sold? Well, because technically it can be used to make whipped cream.
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