Pete, from the FaceBook group "Sober Revolution," joins Mike and Glenn to share his story.  With the weight of alcohol and drug abuse lifted, Pete works a program of discipline, focus, and drive.  His page, a community coming together to support and challenge one another to create a Sober Revolution in people's lives, has been around for six years and shares our mission: to help one today.

Mike and Glenn discuss accountability, sharing tools they use to keep guardrails in their lives.

As Glenn notches another sobriety milestone, the boys discuss "ringing the bell." 

Mike and Glenn bust rhrough a list of descriptions until they settle on the word "Sensitivity" as the focus of their desire to understand, empathize with, and serve those around them.  

Mike and Glenn explore the power of "NO" and "YES."  Protecting and maturing in their sobriety takes effort and confidence; there are times when boundaries and disciplines are most important.  Listen in as these important words are discussed.  

Mike and Glenn take some time to discuss Trust and how the omission of facts bends the truth. They share that they fear the small weights of dishonesty as they can pile up and become risks in sobriety.   

Steve G, founder of Boiled Owl Coffee, joins Mike and Glenn to discuss sobriety and small-batch coffee bean roasting. Odd combination? Not so, as quality and consistency are present in both's success. The session ends with an offer to send listeners FREE beans, so jump in for a chance to get some quality coffee.  

Mike and Glenn take out the big table in the coffee shop, and "the girl gang"—Kim, Elizabeth, Katie, and Jackie—join in to chat about sobriety, community, and accountability.  It's a great reminder that "it works."

Author and Counselor Patrick Day joins Mike and Glenn to discuss the storms we all face and how to find safety in the crashing waves.  

Author and Therapist Liz Kelly join Mike and Glenn for this session, where she shares thoughts based on her book "This book is cheaper than therapy - A no-nonsense guide to improving your mental health"  and her private practice.  Topics touched on include Self-assessment, Grief, and increasing self-compassion.  Liz is a Licensed independent clinical social workers (LICSW) based out of Washington DC and can be found at www.lizkellyMSW.com