Conduct Unbecoming: Stories of Addiction and Recovery

Benjamin David
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The purpose of this podcast is to entertain our listeners, but also to provide hope to those struggling with addiction.  It may seem at times that we are making light of the horrors of addiction or romanticizing/glorifying it. This is not our intention. Our goal is to provide an entertaining podcast, which give our listeners hope that recovery from addiction is completely realistic and possible. We believe that addicts and alcoholics not only can survive without substances, but can have a pretty great life.

Episodes

  1. 06/24/2023

    Linda M

    Being around Linda, you can't help but feel her positive, encouraging, healing, and loving energy. She is someone that I met and immediately knew, "I like her!" I am so honored for the chance to interview her. I hope you enjoy her message!

    24 min

  2. 01/31/2023

    Roula

    The tables have turned and this episode has a twist! Roula, master of all things balance (on and off the mat), shares with us her experience with a close friend of hers.  She has firsthand experience of seeing him through addiction and also recovery.  Although this person she talks about isn't famous, I have a feeling you may know him...

    23 min

  3. 01/17/2023

    Chrissie W.

    The ever inspiring and amazing, Chrissie W!  This episode is packed with all the best topics: recovery, crazy stories of addiction, Yoga, and smelly man feet.  Chrissie's confidence shines through as she talks to us about her brother and father, and their respective journeys.  Her perspective as having family members in addiction is a real eye opener for anyone in recovery. We do discuss the very real and often difficult topic of suicide.  Please use discretion when listening and if you need any resources, see the link below for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: https://afsp.org/

    25 min

  4. 01/10/2023

    Britt B.

    Britt B. is an incredible, amazing, insightful woman that puts it all out on the line for us.  It's evident to us that Britt joined the "No Matter What" club.  No matter what has happened in her life, she has stayed clean and grown!  Her insight into her own self and addiction is profound.  Enjoy this raw and real account of addiction and recovery! Please use discretion when listening due to the very sensitive subject of suicide.  If you are contemplating harm to yourself, please visit the website or call the number below: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988 (text or call) https://988lifeline.org/

    24 min

  5. 01/03/2023

    Stephanie W.

    This week it's the witty and sometimes raunchy, Stephanie W.  Stephanie is an incredible Mother and all around great person/friend.  She shares with us how after 4 months of sobriety, her 17 year old son opened up to her, expressing how proud he was of her.  Watching her sister pass at an early age was the wake up call she needed to make a change.  Her story is filled with humor and proof that recovery can truly heal an entire family.

    24 min

  6. 12/27/2022

    Rae S.

    Rae S. is a trained, experienced, and super knowledgeable "aspiring yogi".  She shares with us a truly sad story about her friend's choices in active addiction that led to a death and life long jail sentence.  Our thoughts and loving kindness go out the families affected.  Rae also shares her love and wisdom about how Yoga can help people in recovery.  Be sure to listen all the way through, as she does a 5 minute Yoga practice at the end, that is guaranteed to relax you! Please check out Rae's upcoming Kirtan: Free Event 6-8pm at the Dayton Woman's Club (255 N. Ludlow St. Dayton, OH) Event Dates:  Dec 30th, 2022 March 19th, 2023 June 17th, 2023 Sept 23, 2023 Dec 30th, 2023 Traditional Yoga Society

    27 min

  7. 12/20/2022

    Matthew P.

    Matthew P. talks about something a lot of us can identify with: finding Mr./Mrs. Right (or right now), less meetings, relapse.  Unfortunately, its a common theme for those in recovery, but it doesn't have to be.  Matthew tells us how he chose recovery and a life worth living over a toxic relationship.  We also dive into the very serious topic of suicide.  Use discretion when listening due to this very sensitive subject.  If you are contemplating harm to yourself, please visit the website or call the number below: National Sucide Prevention Lifeline: 988 (text or call) https://988lifeline.org/ Matthew and I met when we were young and now we are old.  We have gotten to share our lives with one another, and be there for each other through the good and the bad.  I consider that truly a gift.

    25 min

  8. 12/13/2022

    Beth R.

    This week on the show, we have one of the coolest and funniest women I have met, Beth R.  Beth is an amazing woman, recovering addict/alcoholic, and nurse.  Her expertise on addiction is validated by her education and personal experience.  Beth's stories remind us that it's never a good idea to get high on your own supply and how truly weird crack houses are.  We get beyond the war stories and she shares with us solid recovery that might just help you stay sober, one day at a time. We want to give a shout out to her friend's podcast that inspired us to start this podcast. Almost Sobes Podcast

    25 min

  9. 12/06/2022

    Mike D

    Mike D shares with us some TRIPPY stories of getting busted with LSD, chasing dealers for his beloved briefcase, and the importance of NEVER storing drugs in a container with your name on it.  Listen to hear some entertaining drug tales, but also a great message of recovery.

    25 min
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The purpose of this podcast is to entertain our listeners, but also to provide hope to those struggling with addiction.  It may seem at times that we are making light of the horrors of addiction or romanticizing/glorifying it. This is not our intention. Our goal is to provide an entertaining podcast, which give our listeners hope that recovery from addiction is completely realistic and possible. We believe that addicts and alcoholics not only can survive without substances, but can have a pretty great life.

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