Straight Edge The Podcast Amie Morris
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Straight Edge The Podcast, is an eye opening series, exploring all things of addiction and addictive behaviours within the Hair, Barbering and Media industries.
Wether you have suffered from issues with things like alcohol, drugs or gambling, or wether you simply cannot put your phone down, we explore all the different levels of addiction and behaviours and examine what really leads us to a point where we can no longer continue as we are.
Hosted by Australia’s top industry experts, sharing their own personal and sometimes confronting journeys with addiction and addictive behaviours. Along with international guests and professional experts in the fields of addiction, recovery and alternative healing.
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From Zero to Hero - PART 2 with Niall Colgan
In this first episode of Series 2, we reconnect with Niall Colgan.
He shares more details of his recovery process and answers some of the burning questions we had sent in from our listeners. He also shares the heart warming story of when his son Hugo, heard our previous podcast in Series 1, held his hand and said, "Dad, you really did go from zero to hero!" -
”I hid Vodka in the park” - with Michael Pocock
Michael is a top tech executive, born and raised in Australia.
He has lived in California for the last 20 years with his wife and 2 kids. Back in 2019, both himself, his wife, family and work realised there was a problem. From doing shots of Vodka in the morning to hiding Vodka in the park, it was time for a change. And he shares his heartwarming story to recovery -
"I am not a Saint, I'm just an Addict in Recovery" with Jason Schneidman
"Look Good, Feel Good, Do Good"
In this episode we chat to the iconic Celebrity Hair Stylist, Jason Schneidman. He shares his journey from, drifting through life, partying and surfing to the moment he woke up at 34 and realised he was broken needed to stop.
He left San Diego and headed home to LA, where he transformed his life into the magical one it is today. From shampooing Brad Pitt to building his own successful Salon business, to creating California Born, hair styling products and Foundation.
While on the streets, Jason has found that those struggling with drugs and alcohol addiction are the ones he can help the most. Connecting with them because he has been there himself. Jason is working in detoxs, rehabs and sober livings providing funding through the sales of his products and people's donations. His Foundation is creating a community to help people get off the street, and back on their feet.
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Woman of Substances - with Jenny Valentish
Established Author, creator and influencer, Jenny Valentish has had an incredible life journey.
In this episode, she shares her story from childhood trauma, to accomplished writer, to the music industry influence of the 90's and her eventual surrender and healing.
As author of several books and in depth researcher of all things addiction, Jenny has reshaped her life through exploration and honesty and has succeeded to reinvent the wheel of her own recovery. -
God Saved the Queen - Anna Cee (DJ)
Anna Cee is a DJ and Promoter from Brighton. She has been Djing professionally for the whole 15 years of her recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, so has a unique story to tell of consistent sober days and nights in the Dance Music Industry.
Anna runs an All - Female UK based House Music Brand called Queens House Sessions which is a collective of talented DJs, Vocalists (and a brilliant) Photographer. The Ethos of the brand reflects Anna’s recovery principles of Equality, Integrity and Inclusion.
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The note said "Daddy please don't drink again" - with Stewart Roberts MBE
Stewart Roberts, MBE, has worked in the Hair industry for most of his life. With 18 years of sobriety under his belt, Haircuts4Homeless started by accident in November 2014, after Stewart was volunteering at a Salvation Army in Essex.
"I had recently seen a guy on Facebook doing makeovers on homeless people on the street so thought I’ll bring my scissors to the next session and give some haircuts."
Little did he know it would change his life.
Now they have 68 projects across the UK & Ireland, 600 volunteers and have given over 60,000 haircuts.
"I soon realised that it was much more than a haircut that we were giving. It’s about respect, connection, touch and communication."
His own podcast called “Hear Me, See Me.” Podcast and is available through Acast and on Spotify, iTunes, YouTube and Amazon Music.
www.haircuts4homeless.com
http://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/hear-me-see-me
info@haircuts4homeless.com
Customer Reviews
Brutally honest!
In so enjoy the honesty in the podcast. As a professional within the beauty industry I can relate to the scenarios mentioned. Thank you for being honest and bringing us tools to better ourselves. I am excited for all that you will bring! Cheer! Xoxo
Brilliant!
Honest, frank and insightful view on identifying, dealing with, and overcoming addiction. Clive is a wonderful orator, extremely forthright while being entertaining and amusing at the same time. Well worth a listen, this podcast could well change your life!