Sober Life Radio

In the first half: Joel’s movie trailer, why Carrie was banned from JC Penney “for life,” Sean Spicer, naltrexone and the Clean VS Sober debate….who cares?! In the second half, Hear how Seth Pruzansky overcame his struggles, including a severe heroin addiction, by realizing that he alone had the power to heal himself.

Robert is back to talk about how he utilized his time in prison (8 1/2 years) following a fatal DWI accident in which 6 people were killed. Hear how he became a Zen practitioner, ran a marathon behind prison walls, got married and how this set the foundation for him living the sober life and becoming as substance abuse counselor.

Noah Levine (best known for his book Dharma Punx) discusses sobriety, Buddhist principles and the founding of Refuge Recovery.

Michael is a long-time sober member of Alcoholics Anonymous, has been a member of Al-Anon for decades, and attends Overeaters Anonymous meetings as well. As he says, “If it moves, I’m obsessed with it, and if it stands still, I’m addicted to it.”

Billy Shaw  joins us in studio to discuss how he finally embraced recovery after a life of addiction and incarceration. His son Austin discusses his own addiction and what it was like growing up with Billy as his father.

In Episode 30 we chat with Austin Cooper.  Austin is a Life Coach at www.sober-evolution.com and the Founder at Sober-Evolution.

Bobble is a rapper/MC at Recovering Artists Worldwide and is the CEO/Head of promotions at Bobble Muzik.

In 2003, Robert was responsible for a drinking and driving accident that cost 6 people their lives. Hear what happened and how Robert now helps others find sobriety.

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.

Dan discusses his journey from Mormon missionary… to addict …to founder and writer at Keep Hoping People.

Brett Bramble…walking across America for Overdose Awareness in honor of his sister, Brittany.

Brandon Novak (Jackass, Viva La Bam, author of “Dreamseller”) shares his powerful message of recovery.

In episode 21 we feature an interview with Wes Hurt, founder of Clean Cause. Hear how Wes went from active addiction to living the clean life and providing treatment scholarships for those in need.

In episode 18 we welcome back Todd Gursslin. Todd went from shooting speed with Mike Starr (of Alice in Chains) to having 10 years sober, a Master’s Degree and a job as a teacher.