We Are Unspoken Words

On this episode, we explore what it means to be ready for change, respect the time it takes to heal, practice gratitude for the blessings along the way, and find validation within ourselves. Our walk on the Red Road reminds us that healing isn’t a race—it’s a journey of patience, growth, and learning to appreciate who we are becoming.

In this episode, Kateri Coyhis shares powerful insight on the Healing Forest, restoring hope, Medicine Wheel teachings, and what it means to walk the Red Road. She reflects on the work of the Wellbriety Movement, the healing of individuals and communities, and what’s next for growing the Healing Forest.

On this episode, we talk about using laughter, acceptance, and salvation to navigate the different seasons of our walk on the Red Road. We explore how laughter can bring healing, acceptance can help us find peace, and salvation can remind us that we’re never walking alone. Every season has a lesson, and every step is part of the journey

In this episode, we talk about using the tools we already have to support our recovery and emotional balance. We explore the power of poetry as a way to express what we feel, process our experiences, and connect with ourselves and others. Recovery gives us the opportunity to build healthier tools, find balance, and live more intentionally—one day at a time .A’HOO bro. 🧡

Speak On It: In this episode, we check in with the co-host about our personal walk on the Red Road—where we are, what we’re learning, and how we continue to walk in that good way. We also share recordings from post-conference interviews I did this past Sunday, capturing stories, reflections, and hope from the recovery community. Aho! 🧡🪶

In this episode, we check in with the co-host and listeners about the journey to the Wellbriety All Addictions Recovery Gathering, where hope is at the heart of the conversation.

In this episode, we check in with the co-host and listeners about the Wellbriety All Addictions Recovery Gathering, where hope is at the heart of the conversation. We reflect on recovery, connection, and the hope that carries us forward on our journey.

In The House welcomes Montana U.S. Senate candidate Alani Bankhead for a powerful conversation about her story, her journey of military service, and the experiences that shaped her. Alani opens up about her path from serving our country to stepping into public service—and the “why” behind her decision to run for office. A conversation about service, leadership, courage, and the desire to make a difference for Montana.

In this episode, we explore doing laundry as a metaphor for recovery—sorting through what needs to be cleaned, letting go of what no longer serves us, and understanding that healing takes consistent effort. We talk about the interconnectedness of our lives, relationships, culture, and recovery, and how everything we do can affect the bigger picture. We also discuss the power of reading extensively and gaining knowledge, because the more we learn, the more connections we begin to see.

Recovery is a lifelong process of cleaning, learning, connecting, and growing