not all there: stories of sobriety and recovery

Chad L. Johnson
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"not all there" is a raw and unfiltered podcast featuring stories of sobriety and recovery in all its forms— alcohol and drug addiction, mental illness, grief, trauma, toxic relationships, self-doubt, and more. Hosted by Sobriety and Recovery Coach and Art of Recovery Foundation founder Chad Johnson who hs over a decade of sobriety and active recovery, the show blends honesty, vulnerability, and dark humor to remind us that recovery is everywhere—and no one must face it alone.

  1. 9月16日

    The Adventure of a Lifetime: A Conversation with Ryan Lee

    In this wide-open and adventurous conversation, host Chad Johnson sits down with Ryan Lee, the founder of Capsule Adventures, a sober travel company that blends exploration with recovery. Ryan takes us through his remarkable journey—from the grind of corporate America to hitting rock bottomin New Orleans, where he sought sobriety, and the winding path in between.Along the way, he discovered how to combine his love of travel with his commitment to living sober, ultimately creating a space where others canexperience the world without alcohol. Hold on tight—this ride through Ryan’s life is raw, funny, and inspiring.Spoiler alert: he makes it out alive…and sober.

    41 分钟

  2. 9月2日

    Unlocking the Mind and The Power of Hypnosis: A Conversation with Tommy G.

    Summary In this engaging conversation, host Chad speaks with Tommy G, the Hockey Town Hypnotist, about the transformative power of hypnosis and hypnotherapy. They explore Tommy's journey from skepticism to becoming a skilled hypnotist, the techniques he uses to help people overcome addiction and trauma, and the scientific principles behind hypnotherapy. The discussion also highlights the mission of the Tom Silver Foundation, which aims to provide free hypnotherapy services to those in need, continuing the legacy of Tom Silver, a pioneer in the field. Tommy shares insights from his experiences and the importance of addressing underlying issues in mental health and recovery.

    54 分钟

  3. 7月29日

    Letting Yourself Heal: A Conversation with Nathan Peterson

    In this soul-stirring episode of Not All There, Chad sits downwith Chicago-based singer and songwriter Nathan Peterson for a vulnerable conversation about grief, healing, and the quiet power of breath. Nathan opens up about his personal journey through loss, and how music,silence, and stillness became tools for survival—and eventually, transformation. Together, they explore what it means to nurture yourself without guilt, especially in a world that often asks us to put others first. Nathan shares insights into how grief isn’t something to fix or outrun, but something to befriend—one breath at a time. This episode is for anyone who’s been cracked open by life and is learning to rebuild with gentleness, truth, and love. Find more about Nathan Peterson here: https://nathanpeterson.net/

    1 小时 12 分钟
  4. Special Episode: Jim Live from the Sober Soiree May 2, 2025

    7月16日

    Special Episode: Jim Live from the Sober Soiree May 2, 2025

    In this powerful live recording from our Sober Soirée series, Jim H. takes the mic to share a raw and reflective look at his recovery journey. With honesty and humor, Jim explores how community, creativity, and vulnerability helped him face anger, rebuild relationships, and find meaning in sobriety. Sober Soirées are more than just events — they’re a lifeline. These gatherings create space for storytelling, connection, and healing, strengthening the recovery community one voice at a time. They are free to attend, but not free to create. If this episode moves you, please consider donating to the Art of Recovery Foundation. Your support helps us keep the lights on, the mics hot, and the stories flowing. Together, we’re building something real — and we need your help to keep it going. Donate Here: 👉 https://givebutter.com/jq3VbW

    22 分钟
  5. Special Episode: Kevin Live from the Sober Soiree April 5, 2025

    7月9日

    Special Episode: Kevin Live from the Sober Soiree April 5, 2025

    Storyteller Kevin shares his personal journey with alcoholism, reflecting on the loss of his best friend and the struggles of sobriety. He discusses the complexities of understanding alcoholism, the challenges of relapse, and the importance of community and support in recovery. Through his experiences, he emphasizes the significance of curiosity and connection in the healing process. Takeaways The misconceptions about being an alcoholic. Relapse can happen even after years of sobriety. Community and support are crucial in recovery. Therapy played a significant role in his understanding of alcoholism. Art of Recovery Foundation Donate Here Email Chad at: chad@soberchad.com

    21 分钟
  6. Special Episode: Melissa Live From the First Sober Soiree

    7月3日

    Special Episode: Melissa Live From the First Sober Soiree

    In this story, Melissa shares her personal journey throughaddiction and recovery, emphasizing the importance of community, support, and the act of showing up for oneself and others. She reflects on her early aspirations, the struggles of living with alcoholism, and the transformative power of recovery in her life. Takeaways  Showing up for others is crucial in recovery. Community plays a vital role in overcoming addiction. Alcoholism can manifest even in seemingly normal lives. The journey to sobriety often starts with self-acceptance. Mental health struggles can accompany addiction. Finding a supportive network is essential for recovery. Recovery allows for a fulfilling life without substances. Therapy can help uncover deeper issues related to addiction. Honesty is a key component of sobriety. Donate for Not All There & Sober Soirees https://gofund.me/79c1464d Art of Recovery Foundation https://givebutter.com/jq3VbW https://www.artofrecoveryfoundation.org/

    22 分钟
  7. Special Episode: Live from the First Not All There Sober Soirée

    7月1日

    Special Episode: Live from the First Not All There Sober Soirée

    In this powerful and personal episode, recorded live at the very first Not All There Sober Soirée, Chad steps up to the mic to share his own story of addiction and recovery. Through raw honesty and dark humor, he reflects on the pain, the hope, and the healing that comes with choosing sobriety. This isn’t just a story about addiction—it’s about community, connection, and the courage to speak the truth out loud. July is our fundraising month. If this episode moved you—or if you believe in the power of storytelling to save lives—we ask for your support. Every dollar donated helps us continue producing the Not All There podcast and hosting future Sober Soirées, where voices like Chad’s (and yours) can be heard. Together, we’re building a space for healing, laughter, and hope. Thank you for walking this path with us. Donate Here: https://gofund.me/ba3c36b9 https://notalltherepod.com/ https://www.artofrecoveryfoundation.org/

    38 分钟

  8. 6月13日

    Finding Yourself... in Sayulita: A Conversation with Andrew Tansil

    What happens when a guy hits rock bottom and insteadof staying there, builds a retreat in paradise where people heal using psychedelics? You get Andrew Tansil. In this episode, the founder of Sayulita Wellness Retreat walks us through his own mental health reckoning, how plantmedicine cracked him open (in a good way), and why healing works best when you do it with intention, honesty, and a few strangers in the jungle. It’s a conversation about tripping with purpose, facing your shadow, and choosing connectionover chaos—with just enough weird to keep it real.

    32 分钟
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"not all there" is a raw and unfiltered podcast featuring stories of sobriety and recovery in all its forms— alcohol and drug addiction, mental illness, grief, trauma, toxic relationships, self-doubt, and more. Hosted by Sobriety and Recovery Coach and Art of Recovery Foundation founder Chad Johnson who hs over a decade of sobriety and active recovery, the show blends honesty, vulnerability, and dark humor to remind us that recovery is everywhere—and no one must face it alone.

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