Class A People

In this episode, Hannah introduces Chef Joe, one of her first followers on Tik Tok. Hannah & Joe discuss their experiences with ADHD, addiction, and recovery. They talk about their early life and upbringing, the impact of ADHD on their behavior and decision-making, and the role of alcohol and drugs in their lives. They also touch on the importance of support networks, the challenges of living with ADHD, and the positive changes they have experienced since getting sober. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity of addiction and the need for understanding and empathy. In this conversation, Hannah and Joe discuss their experiences with addiction, ADHD, and recovery. They also highlight the benefits of being part of a support group like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the value of service to others. Overall, they emphasize the positive changes and growth they have experienced since getting sober and finding support.If you would like to come on Class A People or have a story to tell please do email [email protected]

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In this episode, Hannah shares her experience of attending AA meetings and finding support in the fellowship. She talks about the initial fear and uncertainty she felt when walking into her first meeting and the importance of newcomer's meetings. Hannah also discusses the process of finding a sponsor and the benefits of same-sex meetings. She then transitions to discussing her journey with ADHD medication, including the challenges and the importance of being informed about the side effects. Hannah concludes by mentioning the upcoming guest for the next episode.

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In this bonus episode of Class A People, Hannah shares an anonymous story about a close call with the police while carrying a large quantity of drugs to a festival. The story highlights the potential consequences of drug possession and the importance of being cautious and safe. While the story is entertaining, it serves as a reminder of the serious offenses that can occur if things go wrong. Hannah emphasizes the need to eradicate shame around past actions and to support those in recovery.If you would like to share a story please email it to: [email protected]

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In the first episode of Class A People, 30 year old host of the show Hannah introduces herself and shares her journey of recovery of addiction and her ADHD diagnosis. She discusses her experiences with bullying, her struggles in school, and her various jobs in the creative industry. Hannah talks about her ADHD diagnosis and her initial resistance to accepting it. She opens up about her addiction and the turning point that led her to seek help and start her sobriety journey. Hannah expresses her desire to help others by sharing her story and connecting with like-minded individuals.

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