Episodes

In episode 25 we chat with Kelly Fitzgerald. Hear why she went from “the party girl” to “The Sober Senorita.”

In episode 17 we were joined by guests Yana Khashper and Sean Smith, the founders of ROCovery Fitness. ROCovery Fitness is a supportive community of physically active individuals brought together by sober living, committed to creating an environment of healing and recovery.

In Episode 28, Cameron talks about how treatment has given him a new outlook on life — from not being ashamed of the things that he’s done in the past, to coming to the realization that nothing is going to be beneficial to his recovery unless he’s honest about everything.

In this episode of the Cover2 Resources PPT Podcast, Greg interviews Sam Quinones, author of the best-selling book Dreamland. Sam found the title for his award-winning book when he investigated the origins of the opioid epidemic in Portsmouth, OH.

In Episode 27, Joe talks about how asking for help with his addiction was the smartest decision he’s ever made.  For Joe it doesn’t make you less of a person, it makes you a much stronger person to be able to ask for that helping hand.

Dr. Harold Jonas joins us today on The SHAIR Podcast. Dr. Jonas, PhD, LMHC, CAP is the founder of Sober.com and has extensive experience with web development and award-winning app development since 1999.

In Episode 26, Raymon discusses the significance that outpatient treatment had on his recovery — learning what he needed to do, learning what not to do and most importantly learning that it’s ok to trust people. For Raymon, going into outpatient treatment was the best decision he ever made.

Greg interviews Ed Hughes, CEO of The Counseling Center, Portsmouth, OH. Ed talks about the lessons which families can learn from the national opiate epidemic that started in Portsmouth. Ed traces a short history of the Portsmouth epidemic—how storefront pain clinics legally prescribed opiates and eventually drew out-of-state customers. Then he discusses what families of addicts can do to help their loved one.

Michelle Thöle, the author of My Journey Through Darkness, struggles with drug addiction over a period of about three years during her twenties. She travelled from South Africa, where she was born and raised, to Europe, in search of her own purpose and perhaps some silence in her head.

In Episode 25, Rich talks about how confronting his addiction gave him his new fairy tale life. He now feels happiness everyday and imparts the lessons he learned to newcomers in recovery, which motivates him to keep on fighting the good fight and maintain his joy.

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio E10 – Family Speaks Out After Losing Their Son to Addiction

In Episode 24 Kylie talks about her very dark journey through addiction since the age of 15, and how she learned to take it one step, one moment, one day at a time.

Brian McAlister joins us today on The SHAIR Podcast.  Brian is a bestselling author, motivational speaker and the founder of Full Recovery Wellness Center in New Jersey. Brian is dedicated to helping recovering people achieve spiritual, personal and financial empowerment.

Discussing Senator Baldwin’s VA Reform – Addressing the Opioid Crisis & Pain Care for Veterans.

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio e8 – 1 in 7 in U.S. Will Face Addiction – Michael King Interview – Surgeon General’s Report on Alcohol, Drugs & Health.

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio e7 – Waiting Until 21 Reduces Your Risk of Addiction by 90% – Cam Brieden Tells What Parents Need to Know

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio e6 – Ryan Hampton, Huffington Post Contributor, tells us why America needs to continue to rise together.

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio e5 – ‘Just Say No’ Was Just a Slogan – Mario Diurno Tells Us About an Effective Alternative to the “War on Drugs”

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio e4 – Mother, Bev Kelley-Miller, Shares How She Lost Her Daughter, Megan, to a Heroin Overdose & Why Her Story Isn’t Over.

Rise & Grind Recovery Radio e3 – In this episode we speak with national recovery advocate, Nadine Machkovech, who is encouraging the community to stand up and speak out to help save the lives of our youth.