Richie Satori & Jonsie Pitts join the guys on this knee slapping segment of The Most High Show. Richie is the host of Standup 4 Recovery! Jonsie hosts Not A Glum Lot, a sober comedy event. Both of these guys are hilarious and are move makers in the recovery/comedy scene. STAND UP 4 RECOVERY COMEDY FEST.

Mitchell is back on this weeks episode that hits with a significant level of severity.

Kara joins Christian and David to talk psychedelic research, MAPS conference, psychology, and spirituality. Kara Morrissey is a Board Certified Art Therapist, trained in Brainspotting, and a graduate of The University of Georgia and Florida State University who specializes in working with high risk behavior, clients coping with grief, and substance abuse. She is also

Once a month, hosts David and Christian take questions from the community and chop them up over various topics of recovery and spirituality. In this episode: How long did it take for you to be able to trust yourself and your decisions again? ( Pg.86 - Under these conditions we can employ our mental faculties

Joining us on The Most High Show tonight is LeeLee. She is a Reoffend Prevention Specialist, a Community Reentry Coach, a Speaker, and a Business owner. Her passion is helping others to experience a positive life change after incarceration. She is also an advocate of being Convicted Out-Loud!

Will and Mira join the show to talk about various topics in recovery. Do you remember the last time you used or drank? Have you ever experienced a relapse? What’s your greatest challenge today regarding your spiritual growth? How crazy are you still?

Katie’s approach to teaching yoga uses breath, movement, and posture alignment to help students come to a place of complete awareness of themselves, internally and externally.  Katie began practicing yoga in 2005 in Lanai, HI, and has been deepening her knowledge and spiritual journey ever since. She has completed a 200-hr and 300-hr certification through

Brian is a person in long-term recovery and a mental health professional. He joins the show to talk about healthy self-love, spirituality, and being a part of the larger recovery community. This conversation is exactly what getting pancakes with the boys is like after a meeting.

Cale brings an issue to the table as he begins to see how his past pain can bring purpose to someone else’s life. Rev. Christian breaks down the mystic layers behind it all; Cale might have even gotten something out of their time together.

The Pman Foundation Provides grants to existing community organizations that expand the availability and increase the frequency of sober social activities. These activities create safer zones for our friends and neighbors in recovery and those who support them.