In part 2 of this pornography addiction series, Eric takes us on his humbling journey to recovery. While keeping his addiction a secret, his life was thrown curve-ball after curve-ball, which finally forced him into the sunlight and eventually down the path of recovery.

Julie's challenge to listeners: Share this specific episode with 5 people. Share it on your Facebook, your Twitter Account, your Instagram. Let's save lives.

My brother and sister in law bravely share their journey of recovery from Eric's pornography addiction. In part 1 of this POWERFUL three part series, Briana describes her experience with betrayal trauma, the shower floor, and true healing.

Each generation and time has so much wisdom to offer. Each generation has also made mistakes. When we can offer compassion across generations, we are able to see what's really true and see the common humanity that links us all together. Young or old, outdated or modern, we all need compassion and connection. Don't miss out.

Phrases like "I'm a little OCD" are common in conversations all around us. Heck, I've even said it myself. But for Michael, it's life. Having been diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder at the age of 12, Michael has struggled to master his mind. As a successful account executive and public speaker, Michael has channeled his OCD into a superpower that continues to bless the people around him. And he's real real funny.

I might be the first podcaster to interview my own therapist on the air! Today you get to meet my therapist, Nan Fitzgerald. She has held my hand throughout my continued journey of healing. In this episode, we will have a conversation about MINDFULNESS. Mindfulness is powerful, yet often, it is a concept that is misunderstood. Seek to understand. You won’t regret it.

As a Georgia boy, John was in for quite a shock moving to Utah. There are few and far between black people in this state and being apart of such a small minority can bring challenges, and lots of funny stories. John and I discuss the power of race, for good, for bad, and how we can unify together as one human family. And if you are looking for a discussion with perfect political-correctness, you won’t find it here.

No one would have ever suspected Jame would have a drug addiction, least of all him . Jame always tried to do what was right and has a kind heart. After an accident as a police officer left him in chronic pain, Jame became entrenched in the world of prescription pain pills. As his addiction got worse, he experienced hopelessness and almost lost his family. Jame Kelley is here to tell us his story, a story of hitting rock bottom, getting up, and fighting for those he loves most.

You might call this chapter 2 of my story. In that case, you will want to listen to chapter 1 first, Episode 1: My Story.

I discuss some of the good times and the challenges my family faced in my youth. I feel compassion for every character in my stories, and believe we each have a unique perspective and unique wisdom we carry with us, to help others feel seen.

This is a vulnerable one.

Pain. It’s a big deal. Joy. It’s a big deal. David Wetzel lost his 4-month-old son to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and is still standing. He describes who helped him survive the brutal weeks that followed his son’s death, his new depth of joy he never thought he would experience , and his ideal happily ever after that pushes him to be better man.

Studio C's Stacey Harkey wrote an instagram post a few weeks ago that got everyone's attention. On this weeks episode, he opens up about the challenge of being gay and an active member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

His example of compassion is truly changing history.