As awareness of the opioid overdose crisis has spread apace with its fallout, media coverage has established a clear narrative—one that implicates, mainly, the pharmaceutical companies who’ve flooded America with narcotics since the ’90s. But that isn’t the whole story. It leaves out the devastating impact of the War on Drugs, and the crucial voices of drug users themselves. In Light Up the Night, reporter and author Travis Lupick follows two activists at the front lines of a movement of people who use drugs and who are organizing across the country in response to a record number of overdose deaths to save lives, end stigma, and inspire commonsense policy reform. Lupick joins Greenlight (virtually!) in conversation with award-winning journalist and author of Dopesick Beth Macy for a piercing discussion of the role of the War on Drugs in today’s opioid crisis and the power of drug user-lead grassroots activism in fighting back.