Not So Anonymous

How do we have fun once the drugs and drinking is not an option? The boys discuss the amazing and fun times in our journey of recovery. 

Our conversation this week turns to the more incredible and undeniable experiences of God working in our lives. If Donny's cars don't prove it, we don't know what will.

Get ready for a gas station fighting, red tutu high heel wearing, carrot in the ass wood chopping episode of Not so Anonymous. Join us for a discussion on our experience of making the most difficult but best decision of our lives, going to rehab.

Get ready to hear from one angry barista as we discuss the lies we tell ourselves of feeling like a failure early in recovery. From moving back home to getting fired by our own sibling, we laugh and discuss what really matters...we're clean today.

This week the tables are turned as we get into a bit of Dylan's story. From the highs of the warped tour to the lows of a McDonald's bathroom we take a ride down memory lane as we learn more about his drug addiction.

Packed with rolled cars, a visit to top golf and an odd sense of fashion we get into a tough but important conversation on the effects we had on our families and the difficulty of loving an addict.

From Ohio to Seattle, right back to Phoenix. It doesn't matter where we go, there we are. Join us for a funny and important conversation about the importance of changing people, places and things in recovery.

Need a lawyer? Don't call Dylan. Join us for some H&I, homeless nudity and court hearings as we discuss the importance and healing of asking for help and the consequences of when we don't.

Join us this week for a conversation about sex in recovery. Filled with trips to the adult store, performance enhancers, energy drinks and of course...the program. Tune in to hear the funny and the serious sides of different ways our addictions can manifest.

This weeks episode is dedicated to those still struggling in active addiction, to those who have lost their lives to this battle and to their friends and family who have felt the pain of their loss and struggles as we discuss some harsh realities of drug addiction.