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Andrew Warrick knows what it means to ask “Why do bad things happen to good people?” Not as a theological exercise—but because he has lived it.

In this episode of Living on Incline, Andrew sits down with John Eklund to tell the story of the wounds that shaped his life, the moment he hit rock bottom, his journey into recovery, surrendering his life to Christ, and ultimately facing a loss he never could have prepared for: the death of his wife.

After doctors discovered that his wife had suffered permanent brain damage and was not expected to recover, Andrew was forced into one of the most painful conversations imaginable—asking his wife whether she wanted to enter hospice. She later passed away on July 22, 2024.

But Andrew’s story didn’t begin there.

At 17 years old, he came home to discover his mother had moved out while his father was away. The moving truck was literally pulling away as Andrew arrived. That experience of rejection and abandonment would follow him into adulthood, relationships, marriage, and his understanding of himself.

Years later, Andrew reached a point where he says:

“I didn't want to go. I didn't want to live. I didn't want anything. I was just, I was at rock bottom.”

That darkness eventually brought him into recovery—and face-to-face with the God he had resisted surrendering to for most of his life.

But surrender didn't magically make everything better.

As Andrew says in this conversation:

“This isn't a movie. It's real life.”

This is a conversation about grief, marriage, childhood wounds, generational patterns, recovery, fatherhood, death, unanswered prayers, surrender, and what it actually means to trust God when life doesn't turn out the way you prayed it would.

Andrew’s story doesn't offer an easy answer to suffering. It offers something different:

Hope in the middle of it.

If you've ever been angry with God, wondered why He allowed something to happen, lost someone you love, or struggled to understand what purpose could possibly come from your pain—this conversation is for you.

Subscribe to Living on Incline for more honest conversations about recovery, faith, mental health, suffering, purpose, and what we're capable of when we stop running from the things that need healing.

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Hear a decorated Army pilot share his profound near-death experience and the lessons learned from a lifetime of service.

Hal Harless joins us to discuss his journey as an Army pilot and his career in law enforcement. Beyond his professional achievements, he reflects on a moment where he faced a near-death experience, describing a sense of silence and peace that has stayed with him ever since.

We also look back at the geopolitical climate of 1986, touching on his time serving in East and West Germany and his high-stakes Somalia missions. This conversation offers a unique look at how military service shaped his perspective on life, duty, and the quiet moments that define us.

Hal Harless Books:
BEHIND THE WIRE: The Untold Battle of Mogadishu: https://a.co/d/00PneFw9
The Medevac Pilot: A Lifetime of Service So Others May Live: https://a.co/d/0bqlL4NP
A Soldier's Story: https://a.co/d/05DBvKIO
From Shadows to Sky: The Rise of an Airborne Soldier: https://a.co/d/07Uvsy26


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At 99 years old, Mr. Byrd reflects on nearly a century of faith, service, and quiet generosity. From driving a school bus at 16 to serving in WWII-era Germany, building successful businesses, and serving on the Board of Trustees at Campbell University for over 40 years, his life has been defined by a deep commitment to lifting others up.  In this special interview, John Eklund from Recovery Alive sits down with Mr. Byrd to discuss his inspiring life journey and his instrumental support in opening Journey’s Door—a home providing hope, healing, and shelter for women in recovery. 

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"The first pill lit my brain on fire."

Long before she became a central figure in Vice President JD Vance's bestselling memoir and Netflix film Hillbilly Elegy, Beverly Vance Aikins was a registered nurse trapped in a 15-year battle with prescription opioid addiction, heroin, and devastating rock bottoms.

In this unvarnished long-form interview, Beverly Vance confronts her darkest chapters—from stealing painkillers as a hospital healthcare worker to the harrowing night she prayed not to wake up—and reveals the turning point that ultimately saved her life.

Now 11 years sober, Beverly reflects on overcoming substance abuse, repairing broken family relationships with her children—including her son JD Vance—earning her college degree at age 65, and devoting her career to addiction recovery counseling and mental health advocacy.

Watch as Beverly Vance shares her complete, untold journey of opiate addiction recovery, family reconciliation, hope, and lasting faith.


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The camera turns off. The real story begins.

Get a first look at our upcoming episode of Living on Incline featuring CBS 17 News Anchor & Journalist Greg Funderburg.

For 20 years, viewers have watched Greg report on top national news and interview U.S. presidents—but behind the scenes, he was carrying the invisible weight of newsroom trauma, severe burnout, and personal depression.

In this powerful, unfiltered interview with host John Eklund, Greg opens up about the toll of covering tragedy every day, processing grief away from the anchor desk, and how stepping out in faith led him to launch his own podcast, Rated G.


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How do you rebuild a broken life after decades of prison, addiction, and lost time? In this deeply moving episode of Living on Incline, Anthony McGee (21 years incarcerated), Ryan Ellis (30+ year struggle with addiction), Amy Lewis, and Morgan Barfield share their raw, unfiltered stories of overcoming trauma, finding faith, and stepping into true freedom through peer-governed recovery homes.

From the terrifying reality of re-entering society to the daily work of repairing relationships with their children, these four individuals reveal what actual, long-term restoration looks like beyond the initial detox.

If you or a loved one are navigating addiction, sober living, or life after incarceration, this episode is a powerful reminder that no one is ever too far gone to find hope, community, and purpose.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - Introduction & The Reality of Recovery Homes

02:15 - Anthony McGee: Transitioning Out After 21 Years Incarcerated

08:40 - Ryan Ellis: Overcoming 30+ Years of Addiction & Cutting Toxic Roots

15:30 - Amy Lewis: From Prison & Deep Loss to Helping Others

22:10 - Morgan Barfield: The Humility of Returning to Sober Living

28:45 - Peer Accountability vs. Traditional Rehab Facilities

35:20 - Rebuilding Trust & Relationships with Family

42:10 - Daily Surrender: The 12 Steps as a Lifestyle

48:30 - Final Words of Hope & Encouragement

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In this episode of *Living on Incline*, host John Eklund sits down with award-winning investigative journalist and author **Sam Quinones** (*Dreamland*, *The Least of Us*, *The Perfect Tuba*) for an unfiltered look into America’s addiction crisis.

Sam spent decades covering over 200 murders as a crime reporter, tracking Mexican heroin cartels, and documenting the deadly rise of OxyContin, fentanyl, and synthetic methamphetamine.

GUEST RESOURCES

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https://samquinones.com/


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What happens to the people who are too broken for a standard homeless shelter?

In this high-stakes interview, recovery expert Chris Budnick pulls back the curtain on a brutal systemic paradox: standard institutional shelters automatically disqualify the exact individuals trapped under the influence, forcing a volatile cycle between first responders and emergency rooms. From his raw personal battle with "baseline pain" as a teenager to managing one of the most successful peer-led recovery ecosystems in North Carolina, Chris exposes why society's approach to addiction fails—and reveals the radical blueprint required to help people truly flourish.

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CHANNELS MENTIONED:
Learn more about Healing Transitions: [https://healingtransitions.org/](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://healingtransitions.org/)
Support Recovery Alive: [https://recoveryalive.com/](https://recoveryalive.com/)

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - I Did Not Want to Live
1:06 - Automatically Disqualified From the Shelter
2:45 - Who Is More Deserving of a Bed?
3:55 - The Origin of Healing Transitions
4:49 - Scared Straight Confrontational Models
6:33 - The Fear of Being Left With the Pain
7:47 - The Relapse of a Role Model
8:56 - Finding My Recovery Ancestor in a Kitchen
10:57 - From Inpatient Case Management to Executive Director
12:53 - Reevaluating Without Severing the Relationship
14:12 - Breaking the Barrier of Learned Helplessness
16:03 - Reconciling and Sticking With the Lifelong Journey
17:50 - The Evolution of the Always Tagline
19:11 - What Do People Need to Flourish?
21:15 - Building Apartments for Women and Children
22:25 - Facing Crowding and Overdose Surges During COVID
23:48 - Developing Alumni Into Tomorrow's Leaders
25:58 - The Challenge of Cleaning Up Cities Through Trespassing
27:11 - Burnout, Vicarious Trauma, and Staff Sustainability
29:04 - How to Tour and Support the Mission

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Why is life after prison so incredibly difficult, and why do 83% of formerly incarcerated individuals end up back in the system? In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the raw realities of prison reentry, recidivism statistics, and what it actually takes to rebuild a life from scratch.

We are joined by executive leaders Kurtis Taylor and Lateisha Thrash, who share their deeply personal stories of transformation, faith, and humility. From overcoming the stigma of incarceration to fighting for systemic criminal justice reform, this conversation exposes the flaws in the current system and highlights the "organic reentry" models that are dropping recidivism rates to 10% or less.

If you want to understand the true meaning of redemption, surrender, and what it takes to change prison culture, this is an episode you cannot afford to miss.


TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction: The Reality of Reentry
02:15 - The Staggering Statistics on Recidivism
05:40 - Kurtis Taylor’s Story: From Incarceration to Executive Leadership
11:10 - Lateisha Thrash on "Organic Reentry" & Breaking the Stigma
17:45 - "When You Make It Hard to Do What’s Right"
24:30 - How the Bob Barker Foundation Grantees Achieved a 10% Recidivism Rate
31:15 - The Power of Faith, Humility, and Surrender in Recovery
38:00 - Changing Prison Culture from the Inside Out
44:25 - How You Can Support Reentry Programs & Justice Reform
52:10 - Final Thoughts & Closing Remarks

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RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED

Learn More About the Bob Barker Foundation: Discover how Kurtis Taylor and his team work nationwide to reduce recidivism, eliminate reentry stigma, and support justice-impacted individuals.
👉 [https://www.bobbarkerfoundation.org](https://www.bobbarkerfoundation.org)

Explore NC Department of Adult Correction (DAC) Reentry Services: Learn about North Carolina's Reentry 2030 initiative, Local Reentry Councils (LRC), and community support partnerships led by Director Lateisha Thrash.
👉 [https://www.dac.nc.gov/divisions-and-sections/rehabilitation-and-reentry/transition-services](https://www.dac.nc.gov/divisions-and-sections/rehabilitation-and-reentry/transition-services)

Host or Join a Reentry Simulation: Walk in the shoes of someone returning home from incarceration to truly understand the systemic barriers they face. For information on NCDAC-sponsored simulations, contact Director Lateisha Thrash at [email protected].
👉 [https://www.dac.nc.gov/divisions-and-sections/rehabilitation-and-reentry/upcoming-reentry-simulations](https://www.google.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dac.nc.gov%2Fdivisions-and-sections%2Frehabilitation-and-reentry%2Fupcoming-reentry-simulations)

Discover Recovery Alive: Find out more about the faith-based recovery program and campus partnerships mentioned by Lateisha Thrash that provide holistic care and long-term reentry housing.
👉 [https://www.recoveryalive.com](https://www.google.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.recoveryalive.com)

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At just 14 years old, Kelley Jean Blas faced ultimate betrayal, ran away to join a gang, and survived being left for dead. In this raw episode of Living on Incline, host John Eklund sits down with Kelley to discuss her powerful story of overcoming severe childhood trauma, fighting addiction, navigating profound grief, and turning total devastation into a front-line rescue mission.

If you are looking for an inspiring story of hope, resilience, and finding purpose in the pain, Kelley’s testimony of faith and survival is an absolute must-watch. 

Decades after overcoming a methamphetamine addiction and surviving the streets, Kelley experienced the unthinkable heartbreak of losing a child. Instead of letting the grief break her, she chose to push upward, choosing to live on an incline. Today, she is the founder of JoCo Angels—a powerful non-profit organization dedicated to fighting the front lines of the overdose crisis, supporting grieving families, and raising critical awareness about the modern drug epidemic. 

In this unfiltered conversation, John and Kelley also sound the alarm on the hidden threat of synthetic drugs, fentanyl poisoning, and the terrifying rise of highly addictive, over-the-counter opioid derivatives like kratom extracts being legally sold to minors in everyday vape shops and gas stations. 

This interview is a masterclass in mental health recovery, trauma healing, and finding a spiritual anchor after absolute devastation. 



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