Streetlight Confessions

Jose Torres
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Streetlight Confessions opens up raw conversations on mental health, with a focus on the struggles men face. We don’t exclude anyone—these are real stories of hitting bottom and finding hope that resonate with all. If you’re looking for honest growth, step into the Streetlight.

Episodes

  1. DOC's War Within, Service, Family, and the Ongoing Battle for Peace Part 2

    10 MAR

    DOC's War Within, Service, Family, and the Ongoing Battle for Peace Part 2

    In this continuation of Doc’s story, the war no longer lives overseas — it lives inside him. We talk about the long-term impact of PTSD, the cost of silence, the moment everything broke, and the road back from attempting to take his own life. This is not just a veteran story — it’s a human story about survival, accountability, therapy, fatherhood, and the fight for peace decades after service ends. This episode is raw, honest, and necessary. If you haven’t watched Part 1, start there. If you have — this is where it gets real. If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 (U.S. Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). #streetlightconfessions #veteranstories #ptsdrecovery #mentalhealthmatters #suicideprevention #veterans

    1hr 3min
  2. Doc's War within. Service, Family, and the Ongoing Battle for Peace.

    3 MAR

    Doc's War within. Service, Family, and the Ongoing Battle for Peace.

    When the battle overseas ends, some wars come home with you. In this powerful episode of Streetlight Confessions, former Sergeant Ronald “Doc” Spite shares his journey from West Philadelphia to military service during the Vietnam evacuation, Cold War border operations, and Desert Storm. But this isn’t just a story about war. It’s about what happens after. Doc opens up about PTSD, surviving a suicide attempt, the weight of trauma, the impact on his family, and the long road toward therapy and healing. He speaks candidly about the reality many veterans face long after the uniform comes off. This conversation is raw, honest, and deeply human. Veterans matter every day — not just on Memorial Day or Veterans Day. If you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone.In the United States, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. ⚠️ This episode includes discussions of war, trauma, racism, death, drug use, and suicide. Viewer discretion is advised. #StreetlightConfessions #VeteranStories #PTSD #MentalHealth #VeteransMatter #SuicidePrevention

    40 min
  3. A Man, a Turning Point, and a Second Chance

    17 FEB

    A Man, a Turning Point, and a Second Chance

    In this episode of Streetlight Confessions, Kenny Goldstein shares the raw truth about hitting rock bottom — and the moment that changed everything. From addiction and self-destruction to accountability and growth, Kenny opens up about the turning point that gave him a second chance at life. This is a story about humility, ownership, faith, and the daily decision to become a better man. If you've ever felt stuck, lost, or one decision away from losing it all — this conversation is for you. Second chances are earned. And sometimes… they start in the dark.

    38 min
  4. The Strength to Share: A Spiritual Awakening

    12 FEB

    The Strength to Share: A Spiritual Awakening

    In this unfiltered opening, Larry shares his raw truth—his struggles, his awakening, and how he rebuilt his life. This episode is about honesty, faith, and the strength it takes to face your darkest moments and come out on the other side

    58 min
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Streetlight Confessions opens up raw conversations on mental health, with a focus on the struggles men face. We don’t exclude anyone—these are real stories of hitting bottom and finding hope that resonate with all. If you’re looking for honest growth, step into the Streetlight.

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  • Creator
    Jose Torres
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Jose Torres
  • Show Website
    Streetlight Confessions