Anthony Harris is the Youth Harms Reduction Coordinator at Diverse and Resilient, a public health organization that focuses on reducing health disparities for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) people. This is a great podcast if you want to learn more about how drinking affects LGBTQ communities and the messages that can resonate with that audience and with all youth, in general.

In this podcast episode, Caitlin McAleavey, the Coordinator of the Safe Drug Disposal Program in Jefferson County talks about why it's important to dispose of medications and how to do it properly. 

Alicia Leslie is the Behavioral Health Manager at Fort Healthcare. In this podcast, she talks about ways that parents and caregivers can recognize and respond to issues around their child's mental health. She also shares strategies that she would offer in a therapy session and mental health resources that are available to everyone in the community.

"Small Talks" is Wisconsin's NEW Campaign to Prevent Underage Drinking. Allison Weber of the WI Department of Health Services and Josh Skowron of KW2 will talk about the "Small Talks" that parents can have with their children to make conversations about alcohol a little easier. 

The Oxford House is a concept in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. For a person who needs or wants to stop using alcohol and other drugs, the Oxford House can provide a safe home, friendships, and support. Ryan Clevenger from Episode #1 joins us again to answer some commonly asked questions about the Oxford House and how to find a home in Wisconsin.

Michelle shares her story about alcohol and drug use and the ultimatum that made her decide that she needed to change her life. She also talks about how other addictive behaviors have played a role in her life and her motivation for staying sober. Today, she enjoys a life with her son, family, and dogs, and she can't imagine it any other way.

Peter shares his story about alcohol use and the moment it became something he could not control. He talks about his recovery process and what he has learned along the way in the hopes that someone else will find inspiration and know that recovery is within reach.

Ryan Clevenger is the Wisconsin Outreach Coordinator for Oxford House.  He is soon to become a WI Peer support Specialist and is working towards becoming a National Peer Support Specialist and also, studying to becoming an addiction counselor. Ryan is in his 3rd year of sobriety, and in this podcast, he tells us about his story -  and where he is today.