Episode 121: Recovery Gold-Hoarding Your Addiction 

Mike and Nat dig deep into the recovery topic token bag and pull out some conversation starters. Is there a positive way to look at self-centeredness? Do you need faith and spiritual awakenings to recover? How is the recovery journey like the plot of the Hobbit? 

We also catch up with Ryan and read a listener email. All this and more on a searching and fearless episode of Recovery in the Middle Ages.

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