The Sober Fix Podcast

Drew M.

Come get your fix! A healthy fix finally! Heroin and alcohol were my master for 14 years. I was a slave to the addiction and disease. It took me overdosing on fentanyl to realize that sobriety is life and death for me. It is not like that today. Join me on my journey of living life clean and sober. It’s not easy, but it always beats the alternative! Sober Since 4/10/20 www.thesoberfixpodcast.com Email to collaborate: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com

  1. 4d ago

    You’re Not a Bad Person… You’re Sick | The Truth About Addiction

    #recoveryispossible #addictionawareness #addictionrecovery What does it actually take to build a life in recovery that lasts?In this episode of **The Sober Fix Podcast**, I sit down with Robert to talk about the foundation of **long-term sobriety, 12-Step recovery, personal growth, and learning how to live life one day at a time.**Recovery isn't just about putting down drugs or alcohol. It's about changing the way we respond to life.Robert shares practical lessons from his own recovery, including why trying to fix everything at once can become overwhelming, how to **control the controllables**, and why consistency and predictability can become powerful tools for staying sober.We also dive into one of the most difficult parts of addiction recovery: **shame**.Instead of looking at ourselves as bad people, Robert discusses the importance of understanding addiction as something we became sick with — and how changing that perspective can help us move forward instead of remaining trapped by our past.**"You're not bad, you're sick."**Robert also breaks down the importance of **Step One and Step Two**, honesty, vulnerability, gratitude, and applying recovery principles to every area of life.As Robert puts it:**"Be predictable in a good way."**This conversation is about more than staying sober. It's about building **inner peace, purpose, consistency, and a life you actually want to live.**🔥 **IN THIS EPISODE:**• Building a strong foundation in addiction recovery• Living one day at a time• Step One and Step Two of 12-Step recovery• Why doing too much too fast can hurt recovery• Breaking overwhelming problems into manageable pieces• Learning to control the controllables**⏱️ CHAPTERS**00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:07 Robert’s Recovery and Recent Surgery01:03 Challenges of Recovery During Healing02:14 The Process of Building a Foundation03:14 Trying to Do Too Much Too Fast04:16 The Elephant Analogy in Recovery05:12 Living a Long, Sobriety-Filled Life06:21 Recognizing the Path in Recovery07:58 Living in Today, Planning for Tomorrow08:37 Breaking Down Overwhelm and Managing Life09:36 Control the Controllables11:03 Handling Life One Step at a Time12:19 Applying Recovery Principles to All Life Areas13:17 Seeing Ourselves as Sick, Not Bad14:44 Celebrating Long-Term Sobriety16:21 The Power of Hearing Others’ Success Stories17:33 The Recipe for Success in Recovery18:27 Eating Right and Maintaining Health20:54 Controlling the Controllables in Daily Life22:02 The Connection Between Inner and Outer Peace24:19 Avoiding Half-Truths and Slippery Slopes25:40 Predictability and Consistency in Sobriety28:07 Being Predictable in a Positive Way29:37 Living with Purpose and Giving Back33:00 Honesty and Vulnerability in Recovery36:25 Overcoming Shame and Self-Perception39:21 Living by a Different Set of Rules44:12 Celebrating Progress and Staying Grateful48:35 External vs. Internal Peace50:46 Reflecting on Life and Gratitude53:19 Enjoying the Gifts of Sobriety54:36 Next Steps and Living Fully---**🎙️ CONNECT WITH ROBERT**Follow Robert and his recovery journey:📸 **Instagram: @recoveryguy1986**---**🎙️ THE SOBER FIX PODCAST**Every recovery story is different — and your story could be exactly what someone else needs to hear.**Want to share your recovery story on The Sober Fix Podcast?**I am always looking for people willing to have honest conversations about **addiction, alcoholism, recovery, sobriety, relapse, and transformation.**📧 **Email:** [thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com](mailto:thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com)🌐 **Website:** [www.thesoberfixpodcast.com](http://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com)📸 **Instagram:** @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 **TikTok:** @thesoberfix

  2. Aug 10

    Adderall Addiction, Bipolar, & ADD: How He Got 1 Year Sober

    #adderall #addictionrecovery #recoverypodcast What does it really take to make it through the first year of sobriety?In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, I sit down with Mike to talk about his journey to **one year sober** and the challenges he faced along the way — including **Adderall addiction, relapse, mental health struggles, isolation, outpatient treatment, drug court, and learning how to live without depending on drugs or medication to get through life.**Mike opens up about what recovery actually looked like for him. It wasn't a straight line. There were relapses, difficult periods, loss, grief, and the isolation of COVID — but he continued coming back to recovery.We also get into Mike's experience **transitioning off Adderall** and learning how to navigate life, motivation, mental health, and creativity without it. He shares what has helped him stay sober, including meetings, staying connected to other people in recovery, working with a sponsor, and developing a willingness to keep going even when recovery gets difficult.Today, Mike describes sobriety as **"happiness and freedom"** and **"freedom from drugs and dependency."**We also talk about what's next. Mike is channeling his experiences into **Recovery Raw**, a recovery-focused app/project designed around helping others and building community.If you're struggling with addiction, questioning your relationship with Adderall or other substances, recovering from a relapse, or simply wondering whether life actually gets better in sobriety, this conversation is for you.**"Don't give up, it does work."**🔥 **IN THIS EPISODE:**• Mike's one-year sobriety milestone• Adderall addiction and life without stimulants• Why early recovery can be so difficult• Relapse and what Mike learned from it• Mental health and medication in sobriety• The importance of meetings and community• Working with a sponsor and staying accountable• Loss, grief, and maintaining sobriety• Isolation and addiction during COVID• Mike's experience with outpatient treatment• Going through drug court• Finding happiness and freedom without drugs• Creativity and motivation in sobriety• The development of Recovery Raw• Why willingness and persistence matter in recovery**⏱️ CHAPTERS**00:00 Introduction and Milestones in Recovery02:45 Navigating the First Year of Sobriety05:20 The Role of Meetings and Community Support08:05 Reflections on Past Struggles and Relapses10:41 Managing Mental Health and Coping Mechanisms13:33 The Impact of Loss and Grief on Sobriety16:09 Daily Practices and the Importance of Support19:15 Future Goals and Creative Ventures20:18 The Birth of Recovery Raw20:57 The Impact of Sobriety on Creativity21:55 Navigating Life Without Adderall22:48 The Reality of Outpatient Treatment23:53 Reflections on Relapse and Recovery26:40 The Struggles of Isolation During COVID29:35 The Journey Through Drug Court32:26 Advice for Those Transitioning Off Adderall34:19 Finding Joy and Freedom in Sobriety37:12 Navigating Mental Health in Recovery38:57 The Importance of Willingness in Recovery---**🎙️ CONNECT WITH MIKE**Follow Mike and **Recovery Raw** on Instagram:Instagram: **@*recoveryraw***Follow his journey as he continues building his life in sobriety and working on Recovery Raw.---**🎙️ THE SOBER FIX PODCAST**The Sober Fix Podcast is about **real people telling real stories of addiction, alcoholism, relapse, recovery, and sobriety.** These conversations are about what addiction actually looks like — and what it takes to build a life on the other side.If you or someone you know has a story of **addiction and recovery**, I want to hear from you.**Want to tell your story on The Sober Fix Podcast?**📧 **Email:** [thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com]🌐 **Website:** [www.thesoberfixpodcast.com]📸 **Instagram:** @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 **TikTok:** @thesoberfix

  3. Jul 27

    Inside A Young Alcoholics Chaotic Lifestyle | My Powerful Story of 4 Years Sober

    #addictionrecovery #addictionawareness #soberlife What does it take to walk away from alcohol after years of heavy drinking—and build a life that's healthier, happier, and more fulfilling than you ever imagined?In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, I sit down with Jamie Melvin, who shares his inspiring story of overcoming alcohol addiction, achieving 4 years of sobriety, and transforming his life through running, fitness, and recovery.Growing up in the UK, where drinking culture is deeply ingrained, Jamie opens up about how alcohol became a normal part of life, the warning signs he ignored, the blackouts that became more frequent, and the moment he realized enough was enough.We also discuss how exercise, community, mindset, and setting small achievable goals became the foundation for long-term sobriety. Whether you're sober, sober curious, struggling with alcohol addiction, or supporting someone who is, this conversation is packed with hope, practical advice, and real-life recovery experience.If you've ever wondered whether life is actually better without alcohol, Jamie's story is proof that it absolutely can be.In This EpisodeJamie's upbringing and drinking culture in the UKFamily history and alcohol awarenessBlackouts and recognizing the warning signsThe decision that changed everythingLife after alcoholRunning as a recovery toolManaging cravings and sober social situationsBuilding healthy habits that lastThe growing sober movement around the worldJamie's marathon goals and future recovery missionIf You're Struggling With Alcohol...Recovery is possible. Whether you're trying to quit drinking, looking for sobriety motivation, recovering from alcoholism, or simply exploring an alcohol-free lifestyle, this episode offers practical encouragement and proof that your life can completely change.Jamie Melvin📱 Instagram & TikTok: @recoverrunner❤️ Charity Jamie Supports:@alcoholchangeukConnect With Drew Moore & The Sober Fix Podcast🎙 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com📸 Instagram: @thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: @thesoberfixIf you have a story of addiction, alcoholism, recovery, relapse, or personal transformation and would like to share it on The Sober Fix Podcast, send me an email or reach out on social media. I'd love to hear your story.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background05:19 Recognizing Alcoholism Early10:54 Blackouts and Drinking Patterns16:20 The Turning Point: Quitting Alcohol21:49 Reflections on Sobriety and Personal Growth28:12 The Transformative Power of Running33:50 The Impact of Sobriety on Relationships41:39 Future Aspirations in Sobriety and Running46:48 Cherishing Memories in Sobriety

  4. Jul 22

    One Last Hit: The Insane True Story of An Addict's Journey to Find Himself

    #addictionrecovery #addictionhelp #soberlife What happens when addiction takes everything—and you somehow find a way back?In this powerful episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, I sit down with Austin Rampt, author of One Last Hit, entrepreneur, father of five, and host of the One Last Hit Podcast. Austin shares his incredible journey through addiction, relapse, gang involvement, recovery, and rebuilding a meaningful life after years of substance abuse.Austin opens up about experimenting with drugs and alcohol at just 13 years old, the rapid progression of addiction, multiple rehab stays, devastating relapses—including one after nearly a decade of sobriety—and the spiritual transformation that ultimately changed his life. We discuss the importance of honesty, community, surrender, and finding purpose after addiction.Whether you're struggling with alcohol addiction, drug addiction, meth addiction, opioid addiction, fentanyl addiction, relapse, or you're supporting someone you love through recovery, this conversation is filled with hope, practical advice, and proof that lasting sobriety is possible.In This Episode• Austin's childhood and early neurological challenges• His first experiences with drugs and alcohol at age 13• How addiction quickly took over his life• Rehab, relapse, and the painful lessons that followed• Why honesty and community are essential for recovery• Spiritual growth and surrender in sobriety• Building authentic relationships after addiction• Becoming a father while maintaining recovery• Writing One Last Hit as part of the healing process• Advice for anyone struggling with addiction todayConnect with Austin Rampt📖 One Last Hit is available on Amazon and Audible.🌐 Website: https://onelasthitbook.com🛒 Paperback:https://shop.onelasthitbook.com/product/one-last-hit-paperback/📱 eBook:https://shop.onelasthitbook.com/product/ebook/🎧 Audiobook:https://shop.onelasthitbook.com/product/audiobook/🎙️ One Last Hit Podcast:https://onelasthitbook.com/podcast▶️ YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@OneLastHit📸 Instagram, TikTok & Facebook:@onelasthitbook🐦 X (Twitter):@AustinRampt📚 SobrietyTalk Directory:https://sobrietytalk.comConnect with The Sober Fix Podcast🌐 Website:https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📧 Email:thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com📸 Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@thesoberfixIf you have a story of addiction, alcoholism, recovery, relapse, or transformation that could help someone else, I'd love to have you on The Sober Fix Podcast. Reach out anytime at thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com or send me a message on Instagram or TikTok.If this episode inspired you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share. Every share helps us reach someone who may still be struggling with addiction.

  5. Jul 13

    Three Alcoholics Tell the Truth About Recovery

    #addictionrecovery #addictionrecoverypodcast #sobermotivation In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, Drew sits down with Whitney Beynon** and Jason Trimble for an honest conversation about addiction recovery, sobriety, Alcoholics Anonymous, spiritual awakening, making amends, and the life-changing power of community.Recovery is about much more than simply putting down alcohol or drugs. Whitney and Jason share how working the 12 Steps, building a strong support network, practicing daily spiritual growth, and doing the difficult inner work helped them find lasting freedom from addiction. They discuss the importance of fellowship, trusting the recovery process, making living amends, overcoming resentment, and developing a new way of life that continues long after getting sober.Whether you're struggling with alcoholism, drug addiction, relapse, or you're supporting a loved one through recovery, this episode offers hope, practical wisdom, and encouragement that lasting sobriety is possible.If you're searching for content about **addiction recovery, alcoholism, sobriety, Alcoholics Anonymous, 12-step recovery, relapse prevention, mental health, spiritual growth, recovery stories, recovery podcasts, and personal transformation**, this conversation is for you.👇 **Topics Covered**• Spiritual awakening in addiction recovery• Why community is essential for lasting sobriety• The importance of Alcoholics Anonymous and fellowship• The process of making amends and living amends• Character growth and personal responsibility• Trusting the recovery process• Building a meaningful life in sobriety---**Connect with The Sober Fix Podcast**🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📧 Email: **[thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com](mailto:thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com)**📸 Instagram: **@thesoberfixpodcast**🎵 TikTok: **@thesoberfix**If you have a story of addiction, recovery, relapse, or overcoming adversity and would like to share it on **The Sober Fix Podcast**, we'd love to hear from you. Reach out by email or send a message on Instagram. Your story could help someone else find hope.---**Follow Our Guests****Jason Trimble**📸 Instagram: **@forgetaboutit_2018****Whitney Beynon**📸 Instagram: **@whitneynon**---If this episode encouraged you, please **Like, Subscribe, and Share** with someone who could benefit from hearing these recovery stories. Every share helps spread hope to those still struggling with addiction.#AddictionRecovery #Sobriety #AlcoholicsAnonymous #RecoveryPodcast #TheSoberFixPodcast #RecoveryJourney #MentalHealth #Alcoholism #RecoveryCommunity #SobrietyJourney

  6. Jun 29

    I Surrendered to Addiction Recovery. Here's What Happened.

    #addictionrecovery #soberpodcast #addictionawareness What does it really mean to surrender in addiction recovery? Is sobriety about simply following the rules, or is there a deeper transformation that takes place?In this episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, I sit down with Robert Pardon to discuss one of the most important concepts in recovery: the difference between compliance and true surrender. We explore how fellowship, accountability, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and surrounding yourself with the right people can make the difference between simply staying sober and truly finding freedom.Whether you're new to recovery, struggling with relapse, supporting a loved one battling addiction, or have years of sobriety, this conversation offers practical wisdom and hope for anyone seeking lasting recovery.In This EpisodeWhy fellowship is essential in addiction recoveryUnderstanding powerlessness and surrenderThe difference between compliance and genuine transformationWhy community and accountability matterLearning to relate to other people's recovery storiesFinding purpose through serviceHow sobriety becomes freedom instead of restrictionPersonal growth after addictionBuilding a meaningful life in recoveryMemorable Quotes"I'm exchanging power that was killing me for a life-giving power.""Surrender is about doing what is right, not what is easy.""The journey of recovery is about becoming who I always wanted to be."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Recovery Journeys03:00 The Pain of Recovery05:44 The Importance of Fellowship08:15 Powerlessness and Surrender11:20 The Journey of Letting Go13:57 The Role of Compliance in Recovery16:56 Relating to Others in Recovery31:18 Desiring Change: The Journey to Recovery33:19 Compliance vs. Surrender: Understanding Recovery Dynamics37:43 The Freedom of Sobriety: Waking Up Sober42:07 Celebrating Milestones: The Journey of Sobriety49:25 From Compliance to Surrender: A Lifelong CommitmentConnect with The Sober Fix Podcast🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesoberfixRobert @becomingwellnow  Instagram: @recoveryguy1986If you have a story of addiction, recovery, relapse, or transformation that you'd like to share on The Sober Fix Podcast, I'd love to hear from you. Reach out by email or social media.If this episode helped you, please Like, Subscribe, Comment, and Share. Your support helps spread hope to people who are still struggling with addiction and looking for a way out.

  7. Jun 15

    "I Hoarded Benzos and Alcohol and Planned My Final Relapse." | David's Recovery Story

    #addictionrecovery #podcast #addictionawareness In this powerful episode of The Sober Fix Podcast, David Deane Haskell shares his deeply personal journey through childhood trauma, addiction, relapse, recovery, and the healing work that transformed his life. Together, we explore the connection between inner child wounds, codependency, substance abuse, self-worth, spirituality, and long-term sobriety.David opens up about the painful experiences that shaped his addiction, the role codependency played in his struggles, and why true recovery requires looking beyond the substances to address the emotional wounds underneath. We discuss relapse, powerlessness, 12-step recovery, self-love, and the difficult but rewarding process of healing the inner child.If you're struggling with addiction, alcoholism, trauma, codependency, relapse, or mental health challenges, this conversation offers hope, insight, and practical wisdom for the recovery journey.In This EpisodeChildhood trauma and its impact on addictionThe connection between codependency and substance abuseInner child work and emotional healingRelapse, acceptance, and personal growthThe role of spirituality in recoveryBuilding healthy relationships after addictionLong-term sobriety and recovery toolsPractical advice for those beginning their recovery journeyConnect with David Deane Haskell📚 Books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/David-Haskell/author/B00DVBCZ5S📖 Wounded Angels: https://mybook.to/woundedangels🌐 Website: https://daviddeanehaskell.com✍️ Substack: https://innerchildjournal.substack.com📧 Contact: daviddeanecreates@gmail.comConnect with The Sober Fix Podcast🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesoberfixIf you have a recovery story you'd like to share on the podcast, reach out through email or social media. We'd love to hear your story and help share your message with others seeking hope and recovery.

  8. Jun 8

    Doctors Told Me I Had Leukemia. No Treatment Plan. 10 Years to Live.

    #addictionrecovery #soberlife #traumahealing Peter McLaughlin joins The Sober Fix Podcast to discuss the hidden roots of addiction, trauma, recovery, and the subconscious mind. In this powerful conversation, Peter shares his journey from a life-threatening cancer diagnosis to becoming a hypnotherapist helping people overcome emotional pain, limiting beliefs, and addiction.We explore how childhood trauma influences behavior, the connection between spirituality and recovery, why many people relapse despite their best efforts, and how healing subconscious wounds can create lasting change. Peter explains how hypnotherapy works, why many people struggle with unresolved emotional wounds, and how facing pain can become the pathway to healing and personal transformation.Whether you're recovering from alcohol addiction, drug addiction, trauma, or simply looking to understand yourself on a deeper level, this episode offers valuable insights into healing, growth, and recovery.Guest Information🎙️ Peter McLaughlin📧 Email: peter@blueskyhypnosis.com🌐 Website: https://blueskyhypnosis.com📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BlueSkyHypnosisIn This Episode✅ The connection between trauma and addiction✅ How the subconscious mind influences behavior✅ Spiritual perspectives on alcohol and addiction✅ Childhood trauma and emotional wounds✅ Why people relapse despite wanting recovery✅ The role of guilt and shame in addiction✅ Hypnotherapy techniques for healing✅ Generational trauma and recovery✅ Finding purpose through pain✅ Personal growth and transformationSound Bites💬 "Alcohol is part of spiritual warfare."💬 "You're not broken, you're wounded."💬 "Gratitude helped me overcome anger issues."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Peter McLaughlin03:01 College Experience and Personal Growth05:45 Impact of Alcoholism on Relationships08:22 Spiritual Dimensions of Alcohol11:23 Journey to Hypnotherapy14:09 Life Perspective After a Cancer Diagnosis16:40 Understanding the Subconscious Mind19:28 Hypnotherapy Techniques and Applications22:23 Transformative Changes Through Hypnotherapy29:04 Understanding Pain and Its Manifestations32:04 The Importance of Root Cause Analysis36:25 The Hero's Journey: Embracing Hardship41:05 The Role of Guilt and Shame in Recovery48:01 Finding Meaning in Pain and Healing50:48 Generational Trauma and HealingResources🔹 Blue Sky Hypnosis Website: https://blueskyhypnosis.com🔹 Blue Sky Hypnosis YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BlueSkyHypnosis🔹 Contact Peter: peter@blueskyhypnosis.comConnect with The Sober Fix Podcast🌐 Website: https://www.thesoberfixpodcast.com📧 Email: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesoberfixpodcast🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesoberfix🎙️ Interested in sharing your recovery story? Reach out through email or social media. New episodes every week featuring real stories of addiction, recovery, mental health, and personal growth.

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Come get your fix! A healthy fix finally! Heroin and alcohol were my master for 14 years. I was a slave to the addiction and disease. It took me overdosing on fentanyl to realize that sobriety is life and death for me. It is not like that today. Join me on my journey of living life clean and sober. It’s not easy, but it always beats the alternative! Sober Since 4/10/20 www.thesoberfixpodcast.com Email to collaborate: thesoberfixpodcast@gmail.com

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