In this episode, Donna and Beth interview Crossroads' brand new department, the Crossroads Community Outpatient Management (CCOM) team. Aaron Sorenson, Alicia Contreras, and Troy Reece each share their personal stories about their paths to Crossroads, and discuss their roles in the operation of the CCOM team. This new department helps bridge the gap between a client's program graduation and self-sufficiency within their community.

In this episode, Donna and Beth sit down with former marine-police officer-narcotics detective, Hal Nevitt to hear his remarkable journey through struggle and recovery. Now 35 years sober, Hal gives back as a social worker and independently licensed clinical substance abuse counselor with New Freedom. Listen in and learn how New Freedom helps freshly released inmates integrate back into society.

Donna and Beth sit down with Lee Pioske, Executive Director of Crossroads. In this fascinating episode, Lee shares his personal story and the story of Crossroads. Lee also tells a few tales that you’ll have to hear to believe!

In this episode we chat with Crossroads Alumni Sophia Henderson, in another segment of "So What's Your Story?". Sophia is currently over 3 years sober and is now working as a Recovery Coach with Terros. Sophia delves into her story of being a young addicted mother and alcoholic, and shares her personal story of struggle and triumph - offering hope to those who still struggle.

In this episode we sit down with Tara Sundem, the Executive Director and Founder of Hushabye Nursery. Tara is a neonatal nurse practitioner who saw the need for a more personal level of care for babies born in opioid withdrawal. Hushabye's mission is to embrace the whole family unit, providing love and support for the babies going through the substance detox process.

In this episode we debut a rare on-location recording that was done with the Crossroads’ Executive Chef, Jorge Lomas, at our East facility kitchen. Donna and Beth had recorded with him in hopes of grabbing just a few quotes for an article, but realized that what they had caught that day was something special. Jorge shares how food and love help complete a well-rounded approach to recovery.

In this episode, Donna and Beth sit down with Brent Downs, CEO of St. Joseph the Worker. Brent talks about the incredible work their organization does to help people in recovery find jobs, self-sufficiency, and a renewed self worth. Brent also shares his amazing story about his second chance at life.

In this episode, Donna and Beth interview musician Jay Dow, founder of Sober Motor Company. Jay talks about his journey out of drug and alcohol addiction, and how he now helps new comers in recovery through his music therapy. Jay performs addiction workshops in drug rehabs and prisons, helping addicts feel their feelings, cry, and get honest about addiction.

Donna and Beth chat with celebrity guest Jim Adkins, lead singer of Jimmy Eat World. Jim, now 7 years sober thanks to Crossroads-hosted meetings, talks about his journey in recovery and drops some awesome wisdom he has learned from the 12 Steps.

Local community partner, Patricia Brusha, joins us to talk about her nonprofit Purse-Impressions that she started in honor of her daughter Courtney, who lost her battle with alcohol addiction in June of 2019. In this very emotional episode, Patricia talks about Courtney’s story as well as her own, and the journey that lead to the creation of her nonprofit that provides new purses to the graduates of recovery programs.