Hosted by ROL Productions · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 118 episodes
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Welcome to recovering out loud. Most recovery podcasts tell stories. I help you build skills. This is sobriety you can actually use — from someone who lived it, studied it, and coaches it every day. Recovering out loud explores current struggles in sobriety and gets current with the unmanageability in recovery. I started this podcast to stay sober and hopefully help one person. Each episode dives into powerful comeback journeys—from rock bottom to resilience—alongside expert insights on addiction recovery, sobriety strategies, mental health, trauma healing, and personal growth.My own experience from getting sober in 2015 to relapsing after over 7 years clean in sobriety fuels my mission to share voices that inspire, educate, and empower. I left my corporate management job to become an addiction counsellor and carry the message of recovery to others. Whether you’re on your own recovery path or supporting someone you love, this podcast offers hope, tools, and motivation to live free
ROL Productions hosts Recovering Out Loud, a health show with 118 episodes published.
She had 11 months sober — then relapsed over an argument she'd only ever had in her own head. Jen returns to the show to walk through what came next: eight months of counting drinks, sneaking drinks, and trying to "manag
This is Part 2 of Borrowed Wisdom: Earl, "The Path to Freedom." Earl is one of my all-time favourites in recovery. I pulled the quotes that hit hardest and reflected on each one from my own experience — a guy who relapse
Some recovery stories are told from one side. This one isn't. Chloe lived the alcoholism. Andrew loved her through it — and watched both the addiction and the recovery up close. In this episode they sit down together and
Nobody warns you that sobriety can stop feeling like a win. They warn you about the cravings, the first 30 days, the holidays. Nobody tells you about the Tuesday — a couple of years in — when the chips slow down, the app
This is the first in a new series — Borrowed Wisdom — where I share the greatest recovery speaker tapes that saved my life. Every resentment I've ever had came from fear, and a speaker named Bob broke that wide open for
I said "I'm sorry" so many times in my addiction that the word stopped meaning anything. All words, no action — guilt with a better vocabulary. In this solo episode I get into the difference between a verbal amends and a
10 unfiltered thoughts from my morning journal on staying sober, comparison, peace over happiness, and the war that's really with myself. At a year and a half sober again, I sat down with my morning journal and pulled ou
Is it okay to admit you miss drinking? Psychotherapist Eryl returns to Recovering Out Loud for an honest conversation about the grief almost nobody talks about in early sobriety — and why pretending "it was all bad" can
Everyone talks about what you lose when you get sober. Nobody talks about what you get back. Not the big stuff — career, family, health. Those are real, but they're slow. They're not what keeps you sober at 11 p.m. on a
You're allowed to miss it. Nobody tells you that. Most recovery content tells you your using days were all bad. But if that were true, you wouldn't have kept going back. In this episode, Anthony gets honest about the par
Everyone says weed isn't addictive. Alex is eight years sober and almost didn't make it out. This is the first time he's told the whole thing start to finish. We get into the last 30 days of his using — when he was so de
Nobody told me that getting sober wasn't the hard part. The hard part was realizing the version of myself I'd been dragging around for years — the beliefs, the patterns, the way I saw the world — most of it wasn't even m
Jesse stayed sober after losing her 1-year-old son. A mother's story of recovery, grief, and faith. In December 2022, Jesse hit her rock bottom — a night of drinking and cocaine that ended in an ER waiting room, where sh
Self-forgiveness in addiction recovery is the work nobody markets — because nobody wants to buy it. In this solo episode, Anthony shares why shame is a stronger predictor of relapse than a deterrent, why guilt and shame
Steven spent five months in a hotel room smoking crack, accepting he'd die there. Then his mother asked a judge if he had children — and two cops knocked. The story of one last day. Six and a half years ago, Steven was s
Most people don't relapse because they wanted to drink. They relapse because they were still chasing pleasure — just in a legal package. Anthony had 7.5 years of sober time before he picked up. In this episode, he breaks
Is alcohol the problem, or is the person holding the glass? Anthony breaks down the science, the shame, and the honest answer most people in recovery won't say out loud. Full description: Is alcohol the problem — or is t
Emily returns to Recovering Out Loud mid-relapse to announce she's ending her own sobriety podcast. This is by far The most raw and vunerable conversation we've had on chronic relapse, identity in recovery, and what happ
Struggling to move forward in recovery — even when you're "doing everything right"? That might be resistance. And it probably doesn't look the way you think it does. In this episode of Recovering Out Loud, Anthony breaks
People in recovery are being deliberately targeted by the peptide industry — and most of us don't even realize it. In this episode, Anthony breaks down how the influencer ecosystem profits from the exact vulnerability th
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