Episodes

Knowing when to throw a struggling addict a lifeline and when to pullback can be a difficult call to make. The important thing to remember is that you surely cannot save everyone!

After living through a near death experience with pancreatitis, Buddy continued drinking. He went through years of chronic relapse before having a spiritual awakening.

I’ve been asked what have been the most impactful lessons I’ve learned over this year of podcasting. This podcast highlights ideas that have meant the most to me.

Anger is a completely normal emotion, but for some people it can become overwhelming and debilitating. The question is, once it gets to that level, what can be done?

Addictions come in all forms and some may be more socially acceptable than others. An addiction to porn can be just as devastating as one to drugs or alcohol.

It is often said that addiction is a family disease. Children are innocent victims in the firing lines of this disease and it is important that they are not forgotten.

As you listen today, be reminded that we are all on a journey of becoming the person we were designed to be. For most of us it happens slowly as we continually take action applying the principles of recovery to our lives. For others, like you will hear today, there can be a profound spiritual experience which kick-starts the process.

Living with an active alcoholic is difficult to say the very least. Housewives of alcoholics no doubt put up with A LOT stress and have some pretty interesting and somewhat humorous stories to tell about it.

When we get into recovery we are often left with the question of what to do with our old friends. This is crucial because we must make sure we keep ourselves in a safe environment if we are going to maintain our sobriety.

JR Hamel celebrates 1 year clean and sober and shares his horrific 23 year battle with alcoholism!

As recovering addicts we are commonly faced with the questions: when and how do we tell people we don’t drink. Answering these questions can become further complicated when we throw dating into the mix.

Relationships in sobriety can be difficult to navigate, especially the first one. Luckily there are people that have gone through it before you who can help guide you through it.

Let’s face it, there are positives and negatives to everything we do in life. If you’e ever been involved in a 12-step fellowship you know that this holds true for those too. Do the pros outweigh the cons?

Stephanie shares her story and gives hope that in recovery, with time you will have fun and smile and laugh again. She has done some amazing things and is a shining example of the saying “it gets better.”

Music is magical. Music about recovery seems to have the ability to strike a special chord in the hearts of addicts and alcoholics.

If you love what you’re doing then it never feels like work. The bonus is when you get paid for it too. Learn how to get paid for doing what you love. Tim’s an expert at it.

Even once physical addiction is out of the way, it can be difficult to find peace and serenity in sobriety. Adopt these 7 habits to help make way for a path of peace in your sobriety.

An experimental episode full of politics, lust and addiction. How does lust fuel our addictions?

Looking in the mirror early in sobriety can be rough. We either don’t recognize or don’t like the person looking back at us. When you look in the mirror, who do you see looking back?

Learn more about self and some of the principles and guidelines for ridding anxiety and living out our full potential, living with purpose, and experiencing true freedom.