Gitt Up with Adam Larkin

Adam Larkin

GITT Up with Adam Larkin delivers real, unfiltered conversations with entrepreneurs, CEOs, creators, filmmakers, actors, leaders, and people who have turned adversity into success. Hosted by Adam Larkin—entrepreneur, CEO, motivational speaker, content creator, and recovery advocate—each episode explores mindset, business, leadership, entrepreneurship, recovery, personal transformation, and the discipline required to build a better life. This is not surface-level motivation. These are honest stories, real struggles, hard-earned lessons, and practical strategies you can apply to your life, career, business, and personal growth. From award-winning filmmakers and successful entrepreneurs to powerful recovery and comeback stories, every episode is created to inspire action, consistency, purpose, and reinvention. Your past does not define your future—and it is never too late to GITT UP.  New episodes every Thursday  Full video episodes on YouTube and Spotify  Official Website: https://gittuppodcast.com Become a guest, sponsor an episode, advertise, or partner with the show: https://gittuppodcast.com Every story has a lesson. Every lesson has the power to change a life.

  1. 3d ago

    He Watched His Mother Be Assaulted — Then Lost His Father & Turned to Drugs | Craigory Dyer

    Craigory Dyer experienced more trauma as a child than most people should ever have to endure. He witnessed his mother being sexually assaulted. Within roughly a year, his father passed away. Craigory was left growing up without his dad while carrying experiences he didn’t yet know how to process. Eventually, drugs became part of the way he coped. I sat down with Craigory because I understand what it’s like when pain, trauma, loss, and addiction become intertwined — and how difficult it can be to find your way back out. In this episode of GITT Up with Adam Larkin, Craigory opens up about his childhood, losing his father, the years he spent battling drugs, and the role God, faith, and sobriety now play in his life. This isn’t a polished highlight reel. It’s a conversation about what happens when childhood trauma follows you into adulthood — and what can happen when you finally begin confronting the pain instead of trying to escape it. Craigory says finding God changed the direction of his life and that his faith continues to help him in his sobriety. We talk about childhood trauma, grief, losing a parent, addiction, drugs, recovery, sobriety, faith, God, healing, forgiveness, adversity, and rebuilding your life. This is Craigory Dyer’s story. ABOUT GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN GITT Up with Adam Larkin brings you raw, long-form conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories. We talk about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, success, failure, addiction, recovery, adversity, health, fitness, faith, and the experiences that shape people into who they become. I want the stories behind the highlight reel. The failures. The risks. The rock bottoms. The sacrifices. The turning points. The comeback. CEOs. Entrepreneurs. Creators. Comeback stories. Real people. Real conversations. Real lessons. From Rock Bottom to Redemption. WATCH & SUBSCRIBE YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast Website: https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gittuppodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gittuppodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.larkin.399/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast LISTEN Listen to GITT Up with Adam Larkin on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. CONNECT WITH CRAIGORY DYER Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/18ypT2Hmh5/ BECOME A GUEST Are you a CEO, entrepreneur, creator, business leader, athlete, expert, or someone with an incredible comeback story? Visit: https://gittuppodcast.com SPONSOR OR PARTNER WITH GITT UP For sponsorships, partnerships, advertising opportunities, and collaborations, visit: https://gittuppodcast.com GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption. #GITTUp #CraigoryDyer #AddictionRecovery #ChildhoodTrauma #Sobriety #Faith #Recovery #ComebackStory

    He Watched His Mother Be Assaulted — Then Lost His Father & Turned to Drugs | Craigory Dyer
  2. Oct 1

    25+ Years in Business: Branding, Style & Reinvention | Pamula Honchell

    Your image speaks before you ever say a word — and Pamula Honchell has spent more than 25 years understanding how to make that first impression count. I sat down with entrepreneur, personal stylist, image consultant, branding professional, and marketing veteran Pamula Honchell for a conversation about entrepreneurship, personal branding, confidence, fashion, marketing, relationships, and what it takes to stay relevant in business for decades. Pamula has spent more than 25 years working in advertising, marketing, and public relations. She is the owner of Fashionable Measures, where she helps clients refine their personal style and build confidence through how they present themselves, and she leads Monarch Promotion, specializing in advertising and public relations. Her experience has also taken her into the film industry as a wardrobe consultant and stylist. Pamula Honchell But I didn't bring Pamula on GITT Up just to talk about clothes. We talk about the connection between image and identity, why personal branding matters in business, how confidence affects the way you walk into a room, and what decades of entrepreneurship teach you that you simply can't learn overnight. Pamula has built a career around helping people and businesses understand how they are perceived — from their wardrobe and personal presentation to branding, promotion, and public relations. Her work also extends into community service and supporting other women in business. Pamula Honchell This conversation gets into entrepreneurship, longevity, networking, branding, confidence, reinvention, fashion, marketing, community involvement, and building relationships that last. Because whether you're building a company or building yourself, how you show up matters. CONNECT WITH PAMULA HONCHELL Pamula Honchell Official Website ABOUT GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN GITT Up with Adam Larkin brings you raw, long-form conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories. We talk about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, success, failure, addiction, recovery, adversity, health, fitness, faith, and the experiences that shape people into who they become. I want the stories behind the highlight reel. The failures. The risks. The rock bottoms. The sacrifices. The turning points. The comeback. CEOs. Entrepreneurs. Creators. Comeback stories. Real people. Real conversations. Real lessons. From Rock Bottom to Redemption. WATCH & SUBSCRIBE YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast Website: https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.larkin.399/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gittuppodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gittuppodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast LISTEN Listen to GITT Up with Adam Larkin on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. BECOME A GUEST Are you a CEO, entrepreneur, creator, business leader, athlete, expert, or someone with an incredible comeback story? GITT Up is built for conversations that can educate, challenge, and inspire. Visit: https://gittuppodcast.com SPONSOR OR PARTNER WITH GITT UP Interested in reaching an audience interested in entrepreneurship, business, personal development, recovery, health, fitness, and powerful real-life stories? Visit: https://gittuppodcast.com GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption. #GITTUp #PamulaHonchell #Entrepreneurship #PersonalBranding #BusinessPodcast #WomenInBusiness #Marketing #Leadership #EntrepreneurPodcast

    25+ Years in Business: Branding, Style & Reinvention | Pamula Honchell
  3. Sep 24

    From College Quarterback to Heroin & Meth — Now He Runs a Recovery Center | Brandon Franklin

    Brandon Franklin went from playing quarterback and earning a college football scholarship to heroin, meth, homelessness, overdoses, jail, and drug court. I sat down with Brandon because his story shows just how far addiction can take someone — and how dramatically a life can change when recovery finally takes hold. Born in Fort Riley, Kansas, Brandon says he started smoking and drinking around 9 or 10 years old. Sports became a major part of his life, and he eventually became a high school quarterback. Then injuries introduced him to prescription pills. After breaking his ankle and later tearing the tendon that held his kneecap in place, Brandon began abusing the medication he was prescribed. He says he was eventually getting high before football games and taking significant amounts of Triple C’s. Despite everything happening behind the scenes, Brandon earned a scholarship to play football at the University of the Cumberlands. But addiction followed him there. Drinking, drugs, and stealing eventually got him kicked out of school. He tried joining the military but couldn’t pass a drug test, so he turned to synthetic marijuana. His addiction continued progressing into cocaine, methamphetamine, and heroin. Then came jail. Treatment centers. Drug court. Homelessness. And multiple overdoses — including an overdose while he was already in drug court. Brandon entered long-term treatment initially trying to stay out of jail. But something eventually changed. He worked the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, worked with a sponsor, completed drug court, leaned into prayer, and began building a completely different life. The crazy part? He never wanted to work in recovery. Today, Brandon and his wife run Bluegrass Recovery LLC, providing structured recovery environments for men, women, and couples. Their program incorporates structure, housing planning, and work with horses while helping clients prepare for life after completing the program. His wife dreams of eventually opening a homeless shelter. Brandon wants to create a workout facility focused on transformation. In this episode, Brandon and I get into childhood substance use, football, prescription pill addiction, college athletics, heroin, meth, cocaine, homelessness, overdose, jail, drug court, AA, the 12 Steps, faith, entrepreneurship, recovery, and finding purpose in the same world he once wanted nothing to do with. Brandon describes his old life as being a “slave in my own mind.” Today, he says he is free from King Alcohol and King Heroin — and living a life with purpose. This is a comeback story. ABOUT GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN GITT Up with Adam Larkin brings you raw, long-form conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories. We talk about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, success, failure, addiction, recovery, adversity, health, fitness, faith, and the experiences that shape people into who they become. I want the stories behind the highlight reel. The failures. The risks. The rock bottoms. The sacrifices. The turning points. The comeback. CEOs. Entrepreneurs. Creators. Comeback stories. Real people. Real conversations. Real lessons. From Rock Bottom to Redemption. WATCH & SUBSCRIBE YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast Website: https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gittuppodcast/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gittuppodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.larkin.399/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast LISTEN Listen to GITT Up with Adam Larkin on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and all major podcast platforms. BECOME A GUEST Are you a CEO, entrepreneur, creator, business leader, athlete, expert, or someone with an incredible comeback story? Visit: https://gittuppodcast.com SPONSOR OR PARTNER WITH GITT UP Interested in reaching an audience through long-form conversations, YouTube, audio podcasting, and social media content? Visit: https://gittuppodcast.com GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption. #GITTUp #BrandonFranklin #AddictionRecovery #HeroinRecovery #MethRecovery #RecoveryPodcast #ComebackStory #Sobriety #Entrepreneurship

    From College Quarterback to Heroin & Meth — Now He Runs a Recovery Center | Brandon Franklin
  4. Sep 10

    Taken From Her Mother at 18 Months — From Foster Care to Film & Music | Samantha Dudley

    I sat down with Samantha Dudley to talk about a life that started with circumstances she had absolutely no control over — and what she chose to build from them. Samantha was taken from her mother at just 18 months old, along with her siblings, because of alcoholism, abuse, and neglect. She spent much of her early childhood as an orphan, from 18 months until around eight years old, and remained in foster care until age 12. But there was something Samantha had almost from the beginning: Music. She says she has been singing since she was three years old. Influenced by artists like Whitney Houston and Monica, Samantha continued developing her voice throughout childhood. At 12, she became the first singer to perform at a Diane Moore Dance Academy recital and later performed with different choirs and vocal groups. Her story eventually expanded beyond music. Since 2012, Samantha has been producing films alongside her partner, Chase Dudley, while continuing her career as an R&B/Soul singer and songwriter. She also brought those worlds together by contributing music to film projects including Payton's Burden. But this conversation isn't just about singing or making movies. I wanted to understand what happens inside someone who experiences childhood trauma, parental alcoholism, abuse, neglect, separation from siblings and family, orphanhood, and foster care — and still finds a way to create something with their life. Samantha and I talk about her childhood, being removed from her mother, growing up in the foster care system, discovering her voice, music, songwriting, filmmaking, and continuing to pursue both film and music today. That's what GITT Up with Adam Larkin is built around. I want the story underneath what people see today. The childhood. The adversity. The decisions. The failures. The sacrifices. The opportunities. The turning points. And what somebody did with the hand they were dealt. ABOUT GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN GITT Up with Adam Larkin brings you raw, long-form conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories. We talk about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, success, failure, addiction, recovery, adversity, health, fitness, faith, and the experiences that shape people into who they become. I want the stories behind the highlight reel. The failures. The risks. The rock bottoms. The sacrifices. The turning points. The comeback. CEOs. Entrepreneurs. Creators. Comeback stories. Real people. Real conversations. Real lessons. From Rock Bottom to Redemption. WATCH & SUBSCRIBE https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP Instagram: https://gittuppodcast.com SPONSOR OR PARTNER WITH GITT UP For sponsorships, partnerships, advertising, and collaborations: https://gittuppodcast.com SUPPORT THE SHOW Subscribe, follow, rate, review, and share the episode with someone who needs to hear Samantha's story. GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption. #SamanthaDudley #FosterCare #ChildhoodTrauma #SingerSongwriter #Filmmaking #ComebackStory #GITTUpPodcast

    Taken From Her Mother at 18 Months — From Foster Care to Film & Music | Samantha Dudley
  5. Sep 3

    Inside Hollywood: Producing Survivor, The Stand In & More | Danny Tepper

    I sat down with Danny Tepper, a longtime television and film producer whose career has taken him behind the scenes of some major productions. Danny has worked on projects including Survivor, America’s Next Top Model, The Stand In, Secret Celebrity Renovation, Expedition from Hell: The Lost Tapes, and more. But I didn’t bring Danny on GITT Up to read through his IMDb credits. I wanted to know what actually happens behind the camera. What does it take to survive in television and film for decades? How do productions really come together? What happens when the cameras stop rolling? And what does the audience never see? Danny and I get into the reality of working in television and film, producing major projects, navigating the entertainment business, making opportunities happen, and what he has learned from years inside the industry. We also talk about Survivor, reality television, Hollywood, filmmaking, producing, and the business behind creating entertainment that millions of people eventually see on a screen. That’s exactly why I built GITT Up with Adam Larkin. I’m interested in what happens before the success everyone sees. Whether I’m sitting across from a CEO, entrepreneur, creator, producer, athlete, expert, or someone who rebuilt their entire life, I want the real story. The decisions. The failures. The risks. The opportunities. The moments that changed everything. And the work nobody sees. ABOUT GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN GITT Up with Adam Larkin brings you raw, long-form conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories. We talk about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, success, failure, addiction, recovery, adversity, health, fitness, faith, and the experiences that shape people into who they become. I want the stories behind the highlight reel. The failures. The risks. The rock bottoms. The sacrifices. The turning points. The comeback. CEOs. Entrepreneurs. Creators. Comeback stories. Real people. Real conversations. Real lessons. From Rock Bottom to Redemption. WATCH & SUBSCRIBE https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP Facebook: https://gittuppodcast.com SPONSOR OR PARTNER WITH GITT UP For sponsorships, partnerships, collaborations, and advertising opportunities: https://gittuppodcast.com SUPPORT THE SHOW Subscribe, follow, rate, review, and share GITT Up with someone who would connect with the conversation. GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption. #DannyTepper #Survivor #HollywoodProducer #TVProducer #FilmProducer #EntertainmentIndustry #GITTUpPodcast

    Inside Hollywood: Producing Survivor, The Stand In & More | Danny Tepper
  6. Aug 27

    He Went to College at 19 — Then Opiate Addiction Took Over His Life | Ty Howell

    I sat down with Ty Howell because his story destroys one of the biggest stereotypes about addiction. Ty didn’t come from a broken home. He came from a good family, went off to college, and had a future ahead of him. Then he started using at 19. What began in college eventually progressed into hardcore opiate addiction and years of chaos that completely changed the direction of his life. Two colleges. Dropping out. Two engagements. Years of using. Relationships affected. Opportunities lost. But that’s only half of Ty’s story. What interested me about having Ty on GITT Up is what he did after addiction. In his early 30s, Ty became a father, got clean, and started rebuilding his life. Today, he has a background in podcasting, uses his platform and experiences to help other people, and is developing a sober app designed to support people in recovery. That’s what GITT Up is about. I want to sit across from CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories and find out what happened before the success, what nearly took them out, and what they learned rebuilding their lives. In this episode, Ty and I get into the progression of his addiction, what happened when opiates took over, college, relationships, fatherhood, getting sober, podcasting, rebuilding his identity, and why he now wants to create something that can help other people stay sober. We also talk about something I think is important: addiction doesn’t care what kind of home you came from. You can have opportunities. You can have people who love you. You can go to college. You can have plans for your future. And addiction can still take you somewhere you never thought you would go. Ty lived that. Now he’s building something completely different. This is a conversation about opiate addiction, sobriety, fatherhood, entrepreneurship, podcasting, technology, purpose, and turning the worst chapter of your life into the foundation for a comeback. ABOUT GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN GITT Up with Adam Larkin brings you raw, long-form conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, and people with incredible comeback stories. We talk about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, success, failure, addiction, recovery, adversity, health, fitness, faith, and the experiences that shape people into who they become. I want the stories behind the highlight reel. The failures. The risks. The rock bottoms. The sacrifices. The turning points. The comeback. CEOs. Entrepreneurs. Creators. Comeback stories. Real people. Real conversations. Real lessons. From Rock Bottom to Redemption. Connect with Ty Howell https://www.facebook.com/ty.howell.497362 WATCH GITT UP ON YOUTUBE Full video episodes every Thursday: https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.larkin.399/ Instagram: https://gittuppodcast.com SPONSOR OR PARTNER WITH GITT UP Interested in sponsoring an episode, promoting your business or organization, or partnering with GITT Up? https://gittuppodcast.com SUPPORT THE SHOW Follow GITT Up with Adam Larkin, leave a rating or review, and share this episode. Every listen, follow, review, comment, and share helps us continue bringing CEOs, entrepreneurs, creators, experts, and incredible comeback stories to the microphone. GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption. #GITTUpPodcast #ComebackStory #OpiateAddiction #AddictionRecovery #Entrepreneurship

    He Went to College at 19 — Then Opiate Addiction Took Over His Life | Ty Howell
  7. Aug 20

    Pregnant, Addicted to Heroin & Selling Her Body to Survive | Mindy Street

    At 34 years old, Mindy Street was living out of hotel rooms, addicted to heroin, selling her body to survive, estranged from her children, and trapped in a cycle of addiction and incarceration. Then she was arrested and discovered she was pregnant. Seven months into her pregnancy, with no prenatal care and still using, Mindy believed there was no hope left for her. She was ashamed, broken, and convinced everyone would be better off without her. Then an unexpected message from an old friend gave her an opportunity to enter Chrysalis House in Kentucky. Mindy didn't go to treatment because she believed there was hope for her. She went because she thought maybe they could save her unborn baby from her. What happened when she walked through those doors changed everything. Instead of being shamed for using while pregnant, Mindy was welcomed with kindness and compassion. During a long COVID-era quarantine, she finally surrendered and made a decision: if this was God's plan for her, she was going to do everything in her power to get it right this time. On this episode of GITT Up with Adam Larkin, Mindy tells the raw story of heroin addiction, pregnancy, incarceration, motherhood, treatment, grief, recovery, and rebuilding a life she once believed was impossible. After treatment, Mindy took a job at DV8 Kitchen because she knew people there were in recovery and believed it would be a safe place to rebuild her life. Then another life-changing moment came. After Mindy moved into her apartment, the grandfather who had been raising her older children unexpectedly passed away. Suddenly, Mindy was a mother of three. She had to learn how to parent while navigating guilt from her past, felony convictions, transportation issues, financial barriers, and the challenges of rebuilding a life in recovery. Today, Mindy's story looks completely different. She earned her associate degree and is working toward her bachelor's degree in social work at Eastern Kentucky University. She became a homeowner and now serves as Employee Success Manager at DV8 Kitchen, where her job is helping other people overcome barriers, establish a foundation in recovery, and build a path toward their dream careers. On July 29, 2026, Mindy celebrated 5 YEARS CLEAN AND SOBER. The pregnancy she once believed was the worst thing that could have happened to her ultimately became part of what brought her back to her children and gave her another chance at life. This is a powerful addiction recovery story about heroin addiction, motherhood, incarceration, treatment, faith, grief, second chances, redemption, and the power of meeting people with compassion when they believe they are beyond saving. 🎙️ GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN Real people. Real stories. Real transformation. From rock bottom to redemption, GITT Up brings you raw conversations about addiction, recovery, incarceration, mental health, entrepreneurship, adversity, faith, and the people who refused to give up. 🔥 WATCH THE FULL VIDEO EPISODE ON YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast VISIT THE OFFICIAL GITT UP PODCAST WEBSITE https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@gittuppodcast  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gittuppodcast/  TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gittuppodcast LISTEN & FOLLOW Listen to GITT Up with Adam Larkin on Podbean, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and your favorite podcast platforms. HELP GITT UP GROW If Mindy's story impacted you, follow the podcast, leave a 5-star review, comment, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Every follow, review, comment, and share helps us reach more people with powerful stories of addiction, recovery, redemption, resilience, and second chances. WANT TO BE A GUEST ON GITT UP? Have a powerful story to tell? Apply to be a guest: https://gittuppodcast.com WANT TO SPONSOR AN EPISODE? Partner with GITT Up with Adam Larkin and put your brand in front of our growing audience: https://gittuppodcast.com 🎙️ GITT Up with Adam Larkin From Rock Bottom to Redemption.

    Pregnant, Addicted to Heroin & Selling Her Body to Survive | Mindy Street
  8. Aug 13

    His Father Was Murdered at 9—Then Addiction, Jail & Felonies Took Over

    Joshua Woosley was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, in a home where addiction was already part of everyday life. His father struggled with severe alcoholism. His mother battled addiction. Then, when Josh was only 9 years old, his father was murdered. Years later, at 18, another devastating loss followed when his best friend was murdered. By then, substance use had already become part of Josh’s life. Through his 20s and 30s, Josh became heavily involved in drug activity. Arrests followed. Jail followed. Multiple felony charges followed. He went to treatment several times, but for years the cycle continued. Eventually, one opportunity began changing the direction of his life. Josh landed an internship in the recovery field. What started as an internship became a career—and a completely different identity. He worked his way up to assistant director at one of the largest recovery centers in America, taking the same experiences that once kept him trapped in addiction, crime, and incarceration and using them to help other people find a way out. Today, Josh has worked in the recovery field for more than five years and is approaching six years clean. But some of the biggest victories aren’t found in a job title. Josh rebuilt his relationship with his daughter. He rebuilt relationships with his family. He became someone his daughter could depend on. And instead of being consumed by the lifestyle that dominated much of his 20s and 30s, he now spends his life helping other people rebuild theirs. On this episode of GITT Up with Adam Larkin, Josh opens up about growing up around alcoholism and addiction, losing his father to murder at nine years old, losing his best friend, substance use, drug activity, jail, felony charges, treatment, recovery, fatherhood, leadership, and what it actually took to build a life worth protecting. This isn’t a story about pretending the past didn’t happen. It’s about what happens when you finally decide the past doesn’t get to control what happens next. CONNECT WITH JOSHUA WOOSLEY https://www.facebook.com/share/199XCvNPo8/?mibextid=wwXIfr 🎙️ GITT UP WITH ADAM LARKIN Real people. Real consequences. Real redemption. GITT Up brings you unfiltered conversations about addiction, recovery, trauma, incarceration, mental health, entrepreneurship, fatherhood, second chances, and the moments that completely change a person’s life. If this episode speaks to you, follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear Josh’s story. Every share helps these conversations reach another person who may be struggling, another family looking for hope, or someone who needs proof that their life can still change. WANT TO BE ON GITT UP? Have a powerful story of recovery, adversity, redemption, entrepreneurship, incarceration, mental health, or rebuilding your life? Apply to be a guest: https://gittuppodcast.com PARTNER WITH GITT UP For episode sponsorships, advertising, brand partnerships, collaborations, speaking opportunities, and business inquiries, visit: https://gittuppodcast.com FOLLOW GITT UP ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GITTUPPodcast 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.larkin.399/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gittuppodcast/ 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gittuppodcast Subscribe. Follow. Share the episode. You never know whose life might change because the right story reached them at the right time. Every story has a lesson. Every lesson has the power to change a life. #GITTUpPodcast #AddictionRecovery #SecondChances

    His Father Was Murdered at 9—Then Addiction, Jail & Felonies Took Over
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GITT Up with Adam Larkin delivers real, unfiltered conversations with entrepreneurs, CEOs, creators, filmmakers, actors, leaders, and people who have turned adversity into success. Hosted by Adam Larkin—entrepreneur, CEO, motivational speaker, content creator, and recovery advocate—each episode explores mindset, business, leadership, entrepreneurship, recovery, personal transformation, and the discipline required to build a better life. This is not surface-level motivation. These are honest stories, real struggles, hard-earned lessons, and practical strategies you can apply to your life, career, business, and personal growth. From award-winning filmmakers and successful entrepreneurs to powerful recovery and comeback stories, every episode is created to inspire action, consistency, purpose, and reinvention. Your past does not define your future—and it is never too late to GITT UP.  New episodes every Thursday  Full video episodes on YouTube and Spotify  Official Website: https://gittuppodcast.com Become a guest, sponsor an episode, advertise, or partner with the show: https://gittuppodcast.com Every story has a lesson. Every lesson has the power to change a life.