​Episode: #46 of Recovery On-Air Podcast is here! David Cook and Greg talk about his journey from Michigan to Az with his son in tow to “fix” his addiction to heroin, learning his limitations as a father. This took him to form 100 Pedals (his own non-profit) after getting up and riding his bike for 100 days in a row in an effort to cope with what he can and cannot do for his son. Learned to love him where he is and to pass this along to other parents and family who have loved ones in addiction. Ya cant fix ‘em but ya can always love ‘em.

Host Donna Alexander "passes the mic" to new host Greg Halvorson. Tune in to hear the new intro and Donna's wonderful story. Including finding her passion within the culture at Crossroads, dealing with the grief from losing loved ones, and finding new love and adventures in retirement. She has 14 years in recovery and 12+ years working for Crossroads. She has impacted so many lives and will surely be missed!!!

Charlie Forker has been a community partner and recovery advocate for 20+ years. We discuss life growing up, Charlie's volunteer work with the homeless and how wonderful life has been in recovery. Listen in to hear them joke back and forth and get sincere about what it takes to stay sober. If you see Charlie around Crossroads, say hello and let him know that you enjoyed his podcast

Damian Browning shares his story about hitting bottom in a prison cell, and turning into "Recovery Rambo." Damian was inspired to start Steps to Recovery Homes. These are sober livings that aim to raise the bar on quality of life of addicts. Residents get involved in sponsorship, meetings, service work, and even life coaching. Tune in to hear Damian's inspiring message of resiliency.

Episode: #42 of Recovery On-Air features Coach Carl Hargrave from Fit Four Recovery, a fitness program that the coach takes into recovery centers once or twice a week for an hour. His core belief is that "the body is made to move" and "we play this game of life to win." Like all of us he has a story of his own, he is a former NFL player and coach. He is incredibly motivational and his positivity is resonating in the sober community.

Donna and Patricia sit down with Earl Goldmann to discuss his newly published memoir 'Intestinal Fortitude'. This is his second memoir, this one composed of a series of vignettes that navigate us through his life experiences involving deaths and healing, depression and alcoholism. It provides us with a roadmap of how he has persevered and leaves a legacy that many of us can relate to.

On this episode we interview Renee Siegel who introduces us to the Enneagram. This is truly a captivating interview. The Enneagram is a personality typing tool that breaks down the patterns of human behavior into nine distinct types. Each type has a specific motivation, along with basic fears, levels of health, and so forth. It’s particularly helpful in showing us our blind spots and coping mechanisms

Tara Serrano in another tell us your story episode. Tara tells us a tale of tragedy and a re-occurring theme of 'shame' that began the day of her very first drink and carried on for in many different forms for years. Today she dedicates her service to helping others find sobriety. She chairs meetings, sits on boards and committees and organizes conventions

On this episode Donna and Justin sit down with Jon Moreno from The Barbell Saves Project to share his story and talk about the correlation between a healthy mind and body in recovery. Barbell Saves provides FREE, COMMUNITY focused exercise classes to those in recovery.

On this episode Donna and Dulce chat it up with Patrick Roland "The Sparkle King" to discuss his relationship with grief, his coping skills both in and out of recovery and how he found his calling to help others in addiction manage the events of their own lives.