TDH Voice

TDH Voice

Almost 21 million Americans struggle with substance addiction but there are much more who are struggling peripherally. Parents, children, friends, spouses, and colleagues - as a society we are all affected in one way or another. TDH Voice is a twice-monthly podcast all about addiction from every perspective of what is being referred to as the most pressing health crisis of our time. Join us as we talk with people in recovery, those who love them, as well as those who inspire and cultivate change in a world that desperately needs it.

  1. Doing the Holidays Sober with Marnie Rae

    14/11/2018

    Doing the Holidays Sober with Marnie Rae

    Marnie Rae is a proud working mom of three. She got sober about 15 years ago only to find that sober entertaining was incredibly difficult. She grew more than disappointed in her dining experiences whether at 5-star restaurants or bars. Why did none of these otherwise amazing establishments offer options to people who - for whatever reason - opted not to drink? So she decided to do something about it.

    24 min
  2. Interview with Austin Cooper

    31/10/2018

    Interview with Austin Cooper

    Men drink more than women but women tend to be more outspoken about their sobriety or recovery overall - especially on social media. We reached out to sober influencer, Austin Cooper of Sober Evolution to ask what he thought.

    29 min
  3. Interview with Laura Silverman of The Sobriety Collective

    17/10/2018

    Interview with Laura Silverman of The Sobriety Collective

    Laura Silverman is a sober blogger, influencer, and recovery advocate behind The Sobriety Collective, a blog that highlights creatives in recovery. She got sober when she was 24 she's been sober for 11 years! She joined us last week to share about her experience being a young sober person, what it's like maintaining a social life as well as a healthy recovery, and how she deals with imposter syndrome.

    26 min
  4. FOMO and Mental Strength with Amy Morin

    19/09/2018

    FOMO and Mental Strength with Amy Morin

    It all started with an article that went viral. Now Amy Morin is an accomplished author in her field, she's written several books based on that article, and she's lead a Ted Talk on the same topic. Now she's on our show to talk about FOMO (the fear of missing out), the impact of social media on our mental wellness, and the difference between mental strength and mental health.

    16 min
  5. Chasing the Chaos: Joy's Story

    05/09/2018

    Chasing the Chaos: Joy's Story

    Joy is a mother of three and married to the love of her life. Both of her parents were addicts, the men she had relationships with were alcoholics, and though Joy never had first-hand experience with addiction, it seemed to follow her and shape her throughout her entire life. Joy's story is a personal account of how addiction pervasively touches not just the person who uses or drinks but anyone and everyone related to that person.

    13 min
  6. Interview with Erin Shawstreet of Tell Better Stories 2018

    22/08/2018

    Interview with Erin Shawstreet of Tell Better Stories 2018

    Erin Shaw Street wants to change the way we talk about drinking. She started a project in January called Tell Better Stories 2018, to encourage anyone who posts anything online to be more mindful of the messaging around alcohol. She joined us on the podcast to talk about what she's been up to and how you can participate.

    29 min
  7. Only the Lonely: Kevan's Story

    08/08/2018

    Only the Lonely: Kevan's Story

    Alcohol gave Kevan what he had always been looking for. It was a social glue that allowed him to feel like he belonged. But what started out as fun turned into an addiction that threatened to take away everything he ever truly wanted. Kevan's mother, Susan, joins the show as well to shed her perspective on their shared experience.

    11 min

  8. 26/07/2018

    Season 1 Trailer

    Almost 21 million Americans struggle with substance addiction first-hand but there is also a lot of people struggling peripherally. Ask around. Everyone knows at least one person in their life who has cared about someone addicted to drugs or alcohol. Be it parents, children, friends, spouses, or colleagues - whether we are conscious of it or not - as a society we are all affected in one way or another. Perhaps in what may be seen as bigger danger as the epidemic itself, are the often one-dimensional stories that we tend to hear and project when it comes to the topic of addiction in America. The high school senior quarterback who got hooked on Percocet despite his shining future. The stay at home soccer mom who drinks three too many bottles of wine a day just to pull through. You’ll definitely hear these stories here. But we aren’t just sharing the stories that fit our idea of what addiction looks like. TDH Voice is a twice-monthly podcast all about addiction from every perspective of what has been called the most pressing health crisis of our time. Join us as we talk with people in recovery, those who love them, as well as those who inspire and cultivate change in a world that desperately needs it.

    2 min
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Almost 21 million Americans struggle with substance addiction but there are much more who are struggling peripherally. Parents, children, friends, spouses, and colleagues - as a society we are all affected in one way or another. TDH Voice is a twice-monthly podcast all about addiction from every perspective of what is being referred to as the most pressing health crisis of our time. Join us as we talk with people in recovery, those who love them, as well as those who inspire and cultivate change in a world that desperately needs it.

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