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In this episode we are joined by Glynis Franz. Glynis has been in recovery since September 20, 2019. After multiple attempts at sobriety, she finally found what worked- and committed her life, personally and professionally, to helping others find their way out as well.

She is the co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of Peak Path Health, a luxury inpatient detox and residential treatment program in the Hollywood Hills, where she helps shape a healing-centered, whole-person approach to substance use and mental health care.

Glynis is also the founder and host of Peak of Possibility Podcast, a platform dedicated to honest conversations about recovery, resilience, and what’s possible after addiction. In addition, she works closely with Blume Behavioral Health, supporting adolescents ages 12–17 who are navigating mental health challenges and co-occurring disorders.

An avid marathon runner, Glynis uses her athletic pursuits as a form of service, raising funds for Beit T’Shuvah through Strides in Recovery. She also serves on the advisory board of Miriam’s House, a nonprofit providing recovery support for women and mothers with children.

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In this episode we talk with Kyle Overmyer, a nationally recognized voice in addiction recovery and mental health advocacy.

Once one of the youngest sheriff elects in Ohio, Kyle’s life took a dramatic turn when he faced his own battle with opioid addiction. His journey through law enforcement, legal hardship, and personal transformation has shaped a mission rooted in honesty, resilience, and hope.

Today, Kyle is the co-founder of KO Addiction, LLC and serves as Director of Business Development at Complete Healthcare. He continues to speak nationwide about recovery, stigma, and second chances.

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with special guest Benjamin Lerner, a Vermont-based Rapper, Composer, Writer, Recovery Advocate, Radio Host, and Viral Content Creator.

Benjamin Lerner, the Great-grandson of Irving Berlin (composer of such iconic tunes as “God Bless America” and “White Christmas”), began his musical career as a classical piano prodigy. By his early twenties, he was an IV fentanyl, heroin, and crack cocaine addict. Now sober since June 13, 2016, Benjamin journals his journey in addiction and sobriety through his music to tell powerful stories of healing and recovery.

His latest EPs, KEEP MOVING FORWARD (2024) and RUN TOWARDS THE TRUTH (2025), reflect the mantra from his long-running column, CLEAN:

“Keep moving forward.
Run towards the truth.
Don’t quit before the miracle happens.”

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In this episode John Hayes and Krista Flanders sit down for an open and honest Q&A conversation about recovery.

They ask each other questions they’ve prepared, along with questions that came in live from the audience, covering real experiences and perspectives.

If you’ve ever had questions about recovery, or you’re navigating it yourself, this conversation is for you.

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In this episode, we sit down with Kyndal Ray Edwards, also known as “A Walking Testimony,” to talk about his journey through addiction, recovery, and purpose.

Kyndal shares how his struggles began at a young age, growing up in Florida and eventually turning to drugs, crime, and a cycle of destructive behaviors that led to multiple arrests, overdoses, and time in prison. After years of living that way, everything changed on April 12, 2019, while serving a five-year sentence. That moment became the turning point that led him toward recovery.

Today Kyndal is walking across the United States on a continuous route, with the goal of reaching all four corners of the lower 48 states. His mission is to raise awareness for mental health and addiction recovery, and to remind people of one simple but powerful message... you matter.

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In this episode of Never Alone Live, we’re joined by Amanda Holla for a deeply personal conversation titled Outside Help, Inside Healing.

Amanda shares her powerful journey through addiction and recovery, opening up about the moments when it felt like everyone around her was choosing a different path. Instead of following, she made the courageous decision to stay committed to her recovery, no matter how isolating it felt.

Amanda’s story is a moving reminder that even when you feel alone, choosing yourself can change everything.

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This episode of Never Alone Live features Chief Deputy Christopher Rosier from Charleston County, South Carolina, who is leading meaningful change at the intersection of law enforcement and recovery.

We dive into how his work is reshaping the way individuals with substance use disorder are treated- focusing on compassion, support, and real solutions instead of punishment. Chief Deputy Rosier shares how his department is working to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the recovery community, helping create pathways to healing rather than cycles of incarceration

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In this powerful episode of Never Alone Live, we sit down with Jessica Karnes (Recovery Speaks with Kizzie) for an honest and inspiring conversation about the many paths to recovery. Jessica courageously shares her personal journey through addiction, the challenges she faced, and the strength it took to rebuild her life.

This episode is a reminder that you are never alone, and that healing is always within reach.

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In this episode, Jackie Farris joins Never Alone Live to talk about the process of rebuilding your life in recovery.

She shares insights about the challenges and growth that come with starting over, learning new habits, and creating a life built on stability and purpose.

Never Alone Live features real conversations with individuals and families affected by addiction, offering hope, connection, and proof that no one has to face this journey alone.

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In this episode, Mike Howe, founder of SoberHats.com joins Never Alone Live to talk about the power of recovering out loud and why visibility matters in the recovery community. 

Mike shares the story behind creating Sober Hats and how something as simple as wearing a hat that says "sober." can spark meaningful conversations, reduce stigma, and help people feel less alone.

Never Alone Live features real conversations with individuals and families affected by addiction, offering hope, connection, and proof that no one has to face this journey alone.