Voices of Recovery

Will T. had it all dialed in: successful in business, lucky in love and generally kicking butt in life. An accident, early retirement and too much time alone with the bottle brought him to the jumping off point.

Larry has been around for years and years and years. Seth is just a few years in. They had a lot to talk about. Special guest host Erica Towe narrates this mid-season, mini-pod.

The year was 1984. The first Apple computer went on sale, gas cost a buck a gallon and Leah B came to the realization that despite a solid career and a good head on her shoulders, she needed to go to treatment for her drinking. 34 years later she has learned a lot about life on life's terms and the importance of "absolute, sweet surrender."

Kimber got sober young but she had to go through hell to get there. As she approaches her sixth year of sobriety she has some beautiful insights to share on the nature of trust, why service is important and reclaiming her power.

Larry drove across the country in a VW bus chasing the dream of free love and easy living in Eugene, Oregon. The party didn't last, and eventually Larry ended up in treatment. 31 years later he's here to share what he's learned about life, love and long-term sobriety.

Season 3 Episode 2: Lauren L grew up in a sober household rocked by heartbreak and loss. She would soon find herself struggling to accept her own alcoholism in the midst of building a successful career. A bottom brought her to treatment, but putting down the drink was just the beginning for Lauren,

Season 3 starts with a look at sober holidays through the eyes of Jill R. This is her first holiday season sober and it's not without some challenges and some sadness...but Jill is in it to win it. She has her fellowship, her spiritual practice and best of all: she has a plan.

SEASON 2 FINALE Part 2: We pick up where we left off - growing up it was often just Andrew and Lori. She was his mother and also his best friend, but there was always chaos, and things got scary. Seeing his mom’s struggles with drugs and alcohol impacted Andrew deeply. Surely he’d never go down that path. And then one day he took a drink and the road to ruin rushed up to meet him.

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SEASON 2 FINALE PART 1: When Lori was a little girl something terrible happened. She would carry that memory and the fear around until she found something much bigger and badder to take those feelings away: meth. But Lori was no victim. She was tough and she managed to keep running and gunning for years. But there were consequences. Even through it all she stayed sharp and funny as hell.

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Misery loves company. And when it comes to alcoholism and drug addiction - there are usually some other issues that tag along. For Melinda, the drinking and drugs came later. It all began with food. Controlling what she ate and how her body looked gave her a sense of control in her life. This is a story of co-occurring disorders and how problems can often come in pairs. And for a while, there were two Melinda's, too. The professional, high-achieving, perfectionist Melinda, and the other Melinda. The one who liked to party and even when the party ended, couldn’t quite let go.

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