Sober Guy Radio celebrates 100 episodes of no bullshit recovery talk!Shane Ramer and friends discuss the humble origins of Sober Guy Radio and how far the show has come from episode 1 to 100.

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David Rachford is the creator and host of "The Better Human Challenge," a podcast on personal development that challenges you to become your best self. At the age of 40, David found himself overweight, abusing alcohol, and not living in alignment with his values. He tells us how he found sobriety, regained his health, and dropped 50 pounds. David Rachford's philosophy focuses heavily on being of service. He now teaches others to follow a similar path by teaching yoga and with his podcast and website.

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Erica Spiegelman is an addiction and wellness specialist, motivational speak, and author of Rewired: A Bold New Approach to Addiction and Recovery . Erica is helping to change lives by working with individuals on personal growth, by treating the Mind, Body and Spirit.Erica is also a recovering alcoholic and shares with us her grim story of isolation and spiritual bankruptcy as drinking took over her life.She also tells us how she finally found sobriety, how she continues to stay sober, and how she has created a meaningful path for herself. Are you ready to stop betraying yourself? Could you possibly live a better life? Are you ready to create your own path?

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How did a Mormon kid become a drug user, prison inmate, and white supremacist? Tad Stringam tells us how he survived in the corrections system for 12 years and how racial divides forced him to act against his true nature.Tad's a free man today and has become a counselor and interventionist who believes troubled and addicted kids need compassion and unconditional love in order to recover.Tad is brutally honest about what he had to do and why, and his passion for saving and inspiring others makes for one of the most compelling episodes in the history of SGR. Listen now!

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Tad Stringam tells us how he ended up as a prison inmate for 12 years and how racial divides forced him to act against his nature. Tad's a free man today and a gang and addiction interventionist who believes addicts and at-risk kids need compassion and unconditional love because ultimately love wins.

Today your beloved Sober Guy, Shane Ramer, has 2 special announcements.1. This is the introduction to Sober Guy Radio's new show called REAL!2. Future REAL shows will only be available to patrons who pledge through Sober Guy's Patreon page.What's REAL?Shane's wife, THE JESS, is back by popular demand and will be the regular co-host on REAL. This show is about married life, career, and family and how to balance them for your sanity and for the benefit of all those around you.What does REAL stand for?Listen and find out!

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Kelly Fitzgerald always felt as if everyone had directions on how to live life, but she never got the manual.She established her drinking career in college and became the life of the party. Her binge drinking and blackouts became a normal occurrence, but she was in deep denial about just how bad her alcoholism was.After enjoying Spring Break in Cancun, she decided to move there so the party would never end. But Kelly began to wake up in strange places and did not remember what happened to her. She tried to control her drinking, but couldn't. Finally, after yet another of many failed relationships, Kelly calls her mom and tells her she is ready for help.Now the Sober Senorita is a popular recovery blogger and wants to share her story so that other college students know there is another way. She is running the 6K marathon for Heroes in Recovery and says sobriety has allowed her to show up for all the people in her life.

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James Swanwick never thought of himself as an alcoholic, but he tells us why he quit drinking for 30 days how it changed every aspect of his life. He never went back to drinking again and now inspires others to take the 30 No Alcohol Challenge!Do you consider yourself a social drinker? Or do you label yourself as an alcoholic? Do you wonder if your drinking habits are keeping you from living up to your true potential?This episode provokes a lot of questions about terms like 'sober' and 'alcoholic' and how the world sees people whom are labeled as such, but are words important at all as long as the goal of not drinking is achieved?

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This episode's guest is Brandon Stump, the founder of The Ohio House. The Ohio House is a 13 unit community of sober living homes in Costa Mesa, California. This brotherhood changes mens' lives through physical activities like boxing and outdoor excursions, along with 12 step programs and other behavioral habits for living a sober life. Brandon was an alcoholic turned heroin addict who lost everything to addiction. Today he's showing other addicts that they too can escape the prison of addiction and lead an inspired life.

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Ken Seeley and John Southworth, known as regulars on the A&E program Intervention, took it upon themselves to take the bureaucratic steps necessary to make case management and addiction intervention billable to insurance companies. They paid out of their own pockets to travel the country on a mission to make this specialized area an accredited field. Now they are training the very first accredited CCMI case managers and interventionists in their new program! Listen to their addiction stories and how they are now changing people's lives in sobriety. This episode was recorded live from Nashville at the Innovations In Behavioral Health conference hosted by Foundations Recovery Network.

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