100 episodes
High While Clean presented by Recovery Ecosystem Eric McCoy C.A.T.C II, High While Clean
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An open and frank show where our Host, Eric McCoy, takes us through the experiences of drugs, substance use disorder, and recovery. High While Clean is a charitable organization dedicated to helping people overcome substance abuse and stay in recovery.
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Ed Squire's: a Survivor of Sexual Abuse by Numerous Men From the Ages of 3 to 10. He Isn't a Victim.
Listen to Ed describe his healing process and how important laughter can be. Ed's desire, according to his website is to show you, "how to find YOUR PURPOSE IN LIFE, and experience a deep sense of FULFILLMENT and CONTENTMENT!"
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Ryan Dusick M.A, AMFT. Author, Speaker, Therapist. Founding Drummer of Maroon 5
Ryan Dusick was the founding drummer for Maroon 5. Listen to his story and his rise to fame. What goes up, must come down. He was forced out of the music industry because of nerve problems and unable to perform his job which was play the drums. So he lost his mind, found booze to comfort him and then decided to seek happiness and enjoyment in life. He went back to school and is currently a therapist in Los Angeles.
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DC the Brain Supreme from Tag Team. "Whoomp There It Is." Teaching us how to become successful.
Dc Glenn, DC the Brain Supreme joins us to discuss becoming successful. He is a Hip Hop artist who, along with Steve Rollin, created "whoomp There it is." They are Tag team.
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Episode 101: Intense Discussion with Dr. Robb Kelly, Recovery Expert, on Trauma, Chemical Dependency, and Healing
Recovery Expert who believes in treating the
causes of addiction and not the symptoms.. He will go out of his way to help you , He offers his phone number in the show and would rather speak to you now rather then hear of your funeral. Listen all the way through for an incentive -
Ban on Vape Juice Is Population Control. Do you Really Think It Is to Help Our Youth? Please Listen
Aren't we tired of laws that are designed to control instead of help? We are pushing our people to go back to cigarettes. Candy-flavored and youth-friendly statements are absurd.
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Episode 099: Chas Smith (Colicchie): Rapper, Who's song "Drug Addiction," Is a Powerful Message of Hope.
Pittsburgh rapper Colicchie rose up from years of struggling with addiction to find success and hope in his music. A rapid decline into drug addiction in his teenage years led to troubles with the law and multiple stints in rehab in his early twenties. After getting clean at age 23, Colicchie began writing raps, turning stories from his tumultuous life into confessional, unflinchingly honest songs. Themes of addiction, depravity, and recovery came up time and time again in songs like "Drug Addiction," "Recover or Die," and "To Whom It May Concern." A video for "Drug Addiction" went viral in 2017, reaching millions of listeners, many of whom were struggling with addiction themselves and took inspiration from Colicchie's story.