The Most High Show sits down with Josie Marotto on her last day as an Intern to hear firsthand how the experience impacted her and her recovery.

Most High Show sits down with Rashaad Roberts, a powerful voice of hope, resilience, and recovery. Rashaad is a person in long-term recovery, celebrating 3 years clean in April 2026. His story is one shaped by lived experience with mental health challenges, substance use, homelessness, and incarceration. Today, he dedicates his life to helping others

Filmmaker Brent Ogburn sits down with Sarah and Andrew to discuss life behind the scenes in the film industry, addiction recovery, and finding his way back into creativity. We take a deep dive into the movie Flight and also Ogburn’s own short film, Turn Off, and the parallels both productions have in his own life.

We’re joined by Evelyn-Anne Clausen, a writer, artist, and Certified Peer Specialist, for a powerful and honest conversation about mental health, peer support, and living well with chronic mental illness.

Cody Moniz joins us for a grounded, experience-based conversation about recovery, treatment, and what it really looks like to work in the field.

Filmmaker Aaron Strand joins us for a raw and honest conversation about addiction, recovery, and telling the stories most people don’t want to hear.

In this episode, Josie and Sarah sit down with Andrés Galdames, a creative with two very different careers and a powerful recovery story that began later in life.

In this episode, Josie and Sarah, two women in recovery, sit down to answer the real, awkward, funny, and deep questions about addiction, sobriety, and life in recovery. No filters. No sugarcoating. Just honesty, laughter, and truth from women who’ve lived it.

!!!CONTENT WARNING: EXPLICIT TOPICS!!! In this episode of the Most High Show, we sit down with the one and only Rickey Davis, a recovery powerhouse with over a decade clean and a story that hits deep.

In this episode of the Most High Show, we sit down with Connor Culkin, a man with 15 years of sobriety, to dive into the bold, honest, and sometimes controversial conversations people in recovery rarely say out loud.