The Way Podcast

Jessica Noldy thought she was running things. Her friends called her "Little Pablo." By the time she hit bottom, her kids had left, her husband was gone, and her mom had dropped her at a rescue mission with one...

Ben Stewart had what most people assume protects you from addiction — a good job, a solid marriage, a son he adored. He drank for 32 years and never lost any of it. And that almost made it harder to stop. In this...

Dr. Steven Lloyd walked into detox with 24 people in his phone. He was the only one who went to treatment. Twenty-three went back to the street. He never got over it. Before he became Chief Medical Officer at Cedar...

Steve Stone got clean in March 1985. He says from day one, he never once had a desire to go back. Not even in a dream. But getting sober was only the beginning. After 17 years of using, Steve came home from his second...

Peg's dad was an addict for most of her life. He was in and out of jail. The last time he went in, he never came back — his cellmate murdered him. He never made it to recovery. Peg carried that grief and that hatred for...

Will Taylor got sober on Halloween 2013. His explanation: he was "too pretty to go back to prison." He walked into a courtroom, told a judge he was a drug addict, and asked for a shot at treatment instead of a cell...

Dr. Kristi Isaacson grew up in an addicted household in Crossville, Tennessee. She was selling drugs by her late teens. On New Year's Eve 1994, her sister talked her into going to a church service. She showed up loaded...

Bob Stubblefield was a functional alcoholic by junior year of high school — honor roll, sports, academic scholarship to UT. Then he found drugs, failed out, lost his deferment, and got drafted to Vietnam. When he came...

Andrew Parrott was 14 the first time he did cocaine — and instantly knew he'd found something that made the pain stop. What followed was years of violent addiction, five high schools, and a December night in Tucson in...

What if everything we've been treating as a clinical problem is actually a spiritual one? Austin sits down with Matt — founder and leader of The Way Recovery in Crossville, TN — for a collab episode that goes deep on...

Hayden spent most of his teenage years in and out of juvie, jail, and homelessness — wandering the streets of Florida in active addiction and convinced the world was better off without him. Then a YouTube creator...

This episode of The Way Podcast is one of the most powerful redemption stories we’ve shared yet. Jimmy shares how he was called to preach at just 17 years old, experienced radical encounters with God, led revivals...

This episode of The Way Podcast is a powerful conversation about purpose, calling, and what it looks like to follow Jesus in everyday life. Austin shares how a random encounter at work led to a life-changing...

This episode of The Way Podcast is one of the most emotional and powerful conversations we’ve had. Jennifer shares her story of addiction, jail, and recovery — but more than that, she shares what it looks like to walk...

This episode of The Way Podcast is one of the most raw and honest testimonies we’ve shared yet. Logan opens up about starting drugs at just 12 years old, living in addiction for years, going in and out of jail, and...