HELL HAS AN EXIT Podcast with Bryan Alzate United Recovery Project x DBPodcasts x Cloud10

In this Episode of Hell has an Exit Guest Grateful Ray returns to the show and has a surprise for host Bryan Alzate! On the day they were recording the show Bryan was celebrating 15 years clean! Grateful Ray turns the tables on his host Alzate and takes the reins as "GUEST HOST" of the show and talks Bryan through his own personal sobriety story. The two dive into fresh details we have not heard yet about Bryan's own journey in recovery. Bryan Alzate began using drugs as a young boy -- in only 4th grade -- and this progressed and got worse and worse over his childhood into his teens. It tore apart Bryan's personal life, his family and almost destroyed his future. In the end - right before Bryan found the 12-steps and the rooms of NA, he was on the brink of death and suicide. Listen to this inspiring story and celebrate 15 years clean with Hell has An Exit Host Bryan Alzate and his Guest Host "Grateful Ray" on this week's HELL HAS AN EXIT!

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Today, on Episode 115 of Hell Has an Exit Bryan invites a very special Guest by the name of Will G.

Will G's story is an inspiring tale of redemption from a life of addiction. With 33 years of sobriety under his belt, he now leads the way as a pioneer in the 12-step program community. Born into a family entrenched in drug dealing, yet deeply spiritual, Will's childhood was spent navigating the duality of his upbringing. Despite his early religious convictions, he eventually found himself on the streets as an addict.

As a teenager, Will became a father and joined the Marine Corps, only to return home with PTSD. This condition drove him to self-medicate with drugs, leading to an addiction that spiraled out of control. Losing the trust and respect of his loved ones, Will ended up homeless in Harlem before moving to Florida with a girlfriend.

In Florida, his addiction continued unabated until he was introduced to Narcotics Anonymous. At last, Will found a place where he could turn his life around. Over the past 33 years, he has become a mentor and guiding light for others seeking sobriety, including host Bryan Alzate.

Now, at the age of 70, Will G is pursuing his PhD, having returned to high school and college to reclaim his education. Tune into this week's episode of "Hell Has an Exit" to hear Will's remarkable story of hope, perseverance, and transformation, and learn from his wisdom as someone with over three decades of sobriety. Don't miss this powerful and motivating episode.

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Join us on this week's episode of HELL HAS AN EXIT as we sit down for part 2 of the interview with Santi and Mario, two true-blue friends who have supported each other since their early days of sobriety. Both men have a Latin heritage and family background, and they bonded through their shared experiences of addiction and recovery.

Santi's mother was a classic Latin mother, fiercely protective of her children, and she did everything she could to help her son overcome his addiction. Through friends and the support of the recovery community, she was able to get Santi into the rooms of a 12-step program. Though Santi struggled at first and nearly lost his life to addiction, he eventually found his way to a halfway house and the 12-steps, where he began to rebuild his life.

It was there that he met Mario, and the two men quickly became friends, encouraging each other to be truthful and stay committed to their recovery. Today, both are clean and thriving, with Santi owning and operating his own recovery center, where he, his mother, and father help others find their way to sobriety.

Join us for part one of this two-part episode as we dive into the inspiring story of Santi and Mario, and learn how they overcame their addiction and built a lifelong friendship in the process. Tune in to HELL HAS AN EXIT for this week's inspired episode.

For more info, please visit unitedrecoveryproject.com or call 
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Join us on this week's episode of HELL HAS AN EXIT as we sit down with Santi and Mario, two true-blue friends who have supported each other since their early days of sobriety. Both men have a Latin heritage and family background, and they bonded through their shared experiences of addiction and recovery.

Santi's mother was a classic Latin mother, fiercely protective of her children, and she did everything she could to help her son overcome his addiction. Through friends and the support of the recovery community, she was able to get Santi into the rooms of a 12-step program. Though Santi struggled at first and nearly lost his life to addiction, he eventually found his way to a halfway house and the 12-steps, where he began to rebuild his life.

It was there that he met Mario, and the two men quickly became friends, encouraging each other to be truthful and stay committed to their recovery. Today, both are clean and thriving, with Santi owning and operating his own recovery center, where he, his mother, and father help others find their way to sobriety.

Join us for part one of this two-part episode as we dive into the inspiring story of Santi and Mario, and learn how they overcame their addiction and built a lifelong friendship in the process. Tune in to HELL HAS AN EXIT for this week's inspired episode.

For more info, please visit unitedrecoveryproject.com or call 
tel: 833-699-9395

To watch the full interview go to https://youtube.com/c/HellHasanExit

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Crystal K's story is one of resilience, survival, and redemption. Born and raised in the beautiful mountainous regions of Georgia and North Carolina. Her mother was just 21 when she was born, and her father was out of the picture even before her birth. Nevertheless, Crystal's mother found a good man who became her stepfather, and they lived happily on a large property for several years.

Crystal was homeschooled and spent much of her childhood outdoors, exploring the stunning natural surroundings. However, her idyllic life was disrupted when her mother and stepfather broke up, and she was taken to Los Angeles to pursue a career in show business. This was where the real challenges began.

In Los Angeles, Crystal faced a barrage of obstacles, including unwanted advances from men and being left with strangers while her mother left her to figure things out on her own. Despite these difficulties, Crystal's determination and resilience kept her going. 

However, Crystal's life took a turn for the worse when her boyfriend was arrested and sent to prison, leaving her to raise their newborn daughter alone. She turned to painkillers after she her c-section, making it even more difficult for her to be a good mother.

Crystal's addiction spiraled out of control, and she eventually turned to heroin. But despite her struggles, Crystal never gave up. She hit rock bottom many times and realized that she needed help. She entered multiple rehabs and eventually something stuck. 

Today, Crystal is a true inspiration. She is pursuing her dream of becoming a marine biologist and is raising her daughter with love and care. Her journey is a testament to the power of the human spirit, and her story is a must-listen for anyone looking for hope and inspiration.
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"Jake the Snake" Roberts was a wrestling legend, famous for his trademark bag of snakes and intimidating on-screen persona. But behind the glitz and glamour of his in-ring performances lay a dark and troubled reality.

Jake's addiction was a result of a traumatic childhood. His father was not only physically abusive, but he also sexually abused Jake's sister and had a history of pedophilia that included Jake's mother, who was only 13 years old when she gave birth to him. In a desperate attempt to numb his pain, Jake turned to drugs and alcohol, leading him down a path of self-destruction.

Despite being a star of the 1980s wrestling scene, Jake's addiction was spiraling out of control. He would show up to matches drunk or high and even disappear for days at a time. It wasn't until he hit rock bottom that he realized he needed to make a change.

Jake eventually committed to getting clean, with rehab and turning to a higher power for support. He also found solace in DDP Yoga, which helped him heal his mind, body, and spirit. After over a decade of sobriety, Jake is now an advocate for addiction recovery and mental health awareness, sharing his story to inspire and help others facing similar challenges.

Jake's journey is a testament to the power of resilience and hope in overcoming adversity. Despite facing unimaginable trauma and struggling with addiction and mental health issues, he was able to turn his life around and find a sense of purpose. Jake's story is a reminder of the importance of support and understanding for those battling addiction and mental health issues, and the power of the human spirit to overcome even the darkest of circumstances.

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For more info, please visit unitedrecoveryproject.com or call 
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