<p>This week's guest, Jim, is the CEO of one of the country's top addiction treatment centers. Jim grew up in New York and came out as "gay" in 1981 at the age of 15. A survivor of childhood sexual assault, Jim began using at a very early age and first came to Pride in 1996. Through humor, humility, and community service, Jim has captured 23 years of sobriety. He got sober on February 5th, 1999. </p>

This week's guest, Jim, is the CEO of one of the country's top addiction treatment centers. Jim grew up in New York and came out as "gay" in 1981 at the age of 15. A survivor of childhood sexual assault, Jim began using at a very early age and first came to Pride in 1996. Through humor, humility, and community service, Jim has captured 23 years of sobriety. He got sober on February 5th, 1999.

<p>This week's guest, Jim, is the CEO of one of the country's top addiction treatment centers. Jim grew up in New York and came out as "gay" in 1981 at the age of 15. A survivor of childhood sexual assault, Jim began using at a very early age and first came to Pride in 1996. Through humor, humility, and community service, Jim has captured 23 years of sobriety. He got sober on February 5th, 1999.&nbsp;</p>

I can find a problem for every solution

Pride Institute is a substance use disorder and addiction treatment program that was first opened in 1986 as a direct response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Pride exclusively serves members of the LGBTQ+ community who are 18 years of age or older in both residential and outpatient settings. This podcast is dedicated to the voices of our alumni who have successfully maintained their sobriety post-treatment. 

Co-hosts, Kaylee Hoaby and Luke Miller, interview different guests each week on topics specific to the LGBTQ+ recovery community. Theme music and editing are done by Evan Cepeda-Sox.

If you or someone you know needs help call us at 800-547-7433 or visit our website at pride-institute.com.

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Pride Institute is a substance use disorder and addiction treatment program that was first opened in 1986 as a direct response to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Pride exclusively serves members of the LGBTQ+ community who are 18 years of age or older in both residential and outpatient settings. This podcast is dedicated to the voices of our alumni who have successfully maintained their sobriety post-treatment. Co-hosts, Kaylee Hoaby and Luke Miller, interview different guests each week on topics specific to the LGBTQ+ recovery community. Theme music and editing are done by Evan Cepeda-Sox. If you or someone you know needs help call us at 800-547-7433 or visit our website at pride-institute.com.

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