This podcast will feature guests who have battled addiction and mental health issues and discuss the struggles they have faced as well as their stories of success and recovery. My hope is to shed a light that you can recover and be happy, because there's some really beautiful things that can happen when you give yourself a chance. Whether you’re just starting out or have been on the healing journey for some time, it’s important to always remember the WHY that brought you here... to this very moment.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis podcast will feature guests who have battled addiction and mental health issues and discuss the struggles they have faced as well as their stories of success and recovery. My hope is to shed a light that you can recover and be happy, because there's some really beautiful things that can happen when you give yourself a chance.
Remember Your Why is hosted by Kristen. The show has published 95 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Sobriety gave me a second chance at life" (23 July 2025, 20 minutes), "I drink and do drugs. That's who I am. It's in my bones. It's in my soul." (1 May 2025, 61 minutes), and "Turn your pain into purpose." (20 February 2025, 40 minutes).
Remember Your Why publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 95 episodes.
Booking probability for Remember Your Why is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Remember Your Why requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Remember Your Why's contact route on record: public web form.
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Kristen hosts Remember Your Why, a health podcast with 95 episodes published.
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Episode #41
<p>It took me over 20 years to get sober. The mountain I had to climb was monumental & it turns out, I was the mountain. I was my own worst enemy. Definitely the hardest battle I have ever faced, but also the most...
Episode #40
<p>My dear friend Jesse shares so much strength and hope in this episode, as well as his wisdom about addiction and recovery. Be sure to check it out! </p>
Episode #39
<p>Janice grew up in an alcoholic home, but did not fall into her full blown addiction until after she had kids. Hear her story here and what that looked like for her. </p>
Episode #38
<p>Candice struggled with addiction for over twenty years. For her, she had many different emotional bottoms. Hear her story and how she uses the tools she has learned and her higher power, to tackle whatever life...
Episode #37
<p>Mike's story is one that is filled with detoxes, rehabs, homelessness and institutions. Listen to hear how he overcame serious low bottoms time and time again and is now living a beautiful life in recovery. </p>
Episode #36
<p>Jacob had a serious health scare from his drinking at just 39 years old, which prompted him to take action and make some changes in his life, especially because he had a wife and 3 young girls to think about. Hear...
Episode #35
<p>Julie, who is a fellow podcaster herself, recently celebrated three years of sobriety, and has an amazing story to share. It is one that encompasses family, mental health, addiction and recovery. Listen here... </p>
Episode #34
<p>Judas & Magnolia have quite a story behind their nine year sobriety journey together. Listen here... </p>
Episode #33
<p>Kate has been sober since December 21, 1999, as she recalls it to be the first day of winter, and to her, the longest night of the year. <br/>Hear her story of strength and resilience here. </p>
Episode #32
<p>Hear my chat with Dr. J, who has been sober since 1987, here... </p>
Episode #31
<p>Lisa was a binge drinker who, after years and years of addiction , got to the point where she wanted to die. She laid down in the middle of a street hoping that would be the end. That is where her disease took her...
Episode #30
<p>It took me over 20 years to get sober. The mountain I had to climb was monumental & it turns out, I was the mountain. I was my own worst enemy. Definitely the hardest battle I have ever faced, but also the most...
Episode #29
<p>Chrissy has been sober since November 2022. She and I spoke a lot about alcohol and its negative effects, why we think addiction and mental health need to be talked about much more and so many other hot topics...
Episode #28
<p>Michelle spoke about how time and money are the most gratifying things about being sober. Can't get time back or money back, but in sobriety, we don't waste time anymore. We get to do things now. <br/><br/>Hear our...
Episode #27
<p>Jimmy has been sober since 2016. He just turned 50 years old which seemed like a feat that was unattainable back when he was in active addiction. Now, 50 and sober, is a beautiful thing. <br/><br/>Hear his story...
Episode #26
<p>Check out Duncan’s story here… </p>
Episode #25
<p>Dan's sobriety date is January 7, 2023. His started drinking at age 15, but at age 23, cocaine came into play and that was something he wasn't ready for... how addictive it truly is. It became an everyday thing for...
Episode #24
<p>Erinn is a mom that now gets to show up for her children. She has been sober for almost five years and has found peace and serenity in her recovery which is truly incredible. She talks a lot about that aspect in our...
Episode #22
<p>Steve is a podcaster and also an alcohol addiction recovery coach. He has been sober since March 2021. He started drinking around age 19, which was just the beginning of the insidious of alcohol. Drinking made things...
Episode #23
<p>Kristen just turned three years sober. She had a dual addiction to alcohol and Xanax. She also suffered from anxiety and OCD. She used alcohol to mask the anxiety in social settings. Things escalated quickly between...
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