She hosts and produces Recovery Happy Hour, a podcast that celebrates inspiring stories of recovery from alcohol addiction and misuse. On her podcast, Tricia discusses sober house life beyond the bottle and what happens after we get sober. Tricia is also the co-founder of Sober by Southwest, a sober music event in Austin, Texas.

• With over 2,400 reviews and a 4.9-star rating, this podcast is sure to be a great listen for anyone in recovery.
• Another popular recovery podcast that has upward of 200 episodes is Recovery Elevator.
• Now in its seventh season, The Bubble Hour has hundreds of archived episodes as a resource for those seeking sobriety-related content.
• They cover a wide range of recovery-related topics such as forgiveness, relationships, and anxiety, which provides insightful tips on how to stay sober throughout a variety of circumstances.

After struggling with substance use disorders from a young age, Shane sought out professional care and began his journey to recovery. Shane’s podcast is dedicated to helping others discover the benefits of sobriety and a life without substances. Featuring a diverse group of guests, Shane shares all things recovery ranging from personal stories to professional advice. Rachel Hart is a life coach who hosts the Take a Break From Drinking podcast.

Alcohol Alert Podcast

In this episode of Back to Health, Dr. Jonathan Avery discusses what people should know about navigating alcohol use and sobriety. He discusses how the heightened stress from the COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased rates of depression and substances use. He highlights how mindfulness about drinking alcohol can help with navigating the holidays, especially at parties and gatherings. He reassures sober and recovering patients that they are not alone and provides support resources available for people moderating their alcohol and substance use.

Bobby and Charlene share about getting sober in AA as young people, obstacles they faced and finding fun and laughter. They discuss service at the group level, getting active in Young People in AA, and involvement in general service. Christina S., whose story appears in the March issue of Grapevine magazine, shares with Don and Sam about finding her niche in AA service. She shares about watching the miracle of recover happen in her family and about her own spiritual awakening while working the 9th Step. Don and Sam discuss helping a newcomer, and the importance of being open and connected to other AA members and to God. After Don and Sam give a preview of the May ’23 issue of Grapevine, Taylor the Sailor shares his experience, strength and hope as a frequent traveler in AA.

Virtual Services

Lynn’s mission is to help others choose moderation or sobriety, and recover from substance use disorders. With an original, quirky approach, Lynn shares her knowledge and tips for healing from stress, substance use disorders, codependency, overworking, relationship problems, perfectionism, and more. Host Howard helps listeners through what he calls “seasons” of the sobriety journey.

In conjunction with programs, psychological help, and other tools (like podcasts), consider a sober stay at the all-male Ethos Recovery in west Los Angeles. Our facilities aren’t clinical, they’re a community, encouraging wellness, character development through positive feedback, and ongoing support. Most people with substance use disorder are likely to suffer from mental health conditions. If you also have a dual diagnosis, you must follow a collaborative treatment plan that can simultaneously address both disorders. The world of mental healthcare and counseling uses various terminologies to describe treatments, mental health conditions‌, and more.

I’m In Recovery

The Addicted Mind podcast, hosted by Duane Osterlind, features an impressive roster of knowledgeable, friendly guests from all walks of life. One potent factor in your sobriety journey is the reassurance that you aren’t alone. Knowing that there are others sharing similar experiences and offering unique advice can help you take a look at yourself with fresh eyes. You can also find a social media page for some of these podcasts in order to connect with people like you. Take our short alcohol quiz to learn where you fall on the drinking spectrum and if you might benefit from quitting or cutting back on alcohol.

These podcasts are regular, inspirational reminders that recovery is possible and you won’t have to do it alone. If you’re struggling to find sobriety or maintain your own recovery, The Recovery Village can help. Contact us today to learn more about a treatment plan that could work for you and your needs. The podcast is passionate about people — both in recovery and seeking recovery — being free of the shame and the limitations that culture places upon them. Co-hosts Liv and Tiffany want to empower people to reclaim their identities and be proud of how they identify, the recovery they choose and their wellness goals.

Recovery Happy Hour is a podcast hosted by Tricia Lewis, a woman in recovery who showed the world how life can improve after quitting drinking. On the podcast, she interviews people in recovery who have uplifting stories to share. Hosted by recovery roach Angela, this podcast is here to offer you a fresh perspective on living sober with the support you need. Angela knows what it feels like when drinking is taking over your life and destroying everything, which is why she is here to help you get the sober life you want. From Vancouver, BC, talks about her sober date of July 2, the day after a Canada Day party.

• Recalls pacing the lobby of the Mayflower Hotel and his realization that he needed to speak with another alcoholic.
• John has been involved in clinical trials related to MDMA, Methamphetamine, Alcohol, Suboxone, and many more.
• Take our short alcohol quiz to learn where you fall on the drinking spectrum and if you might benefit from quitting or cutting back on alcohol.
• Sam challenges Don’s “Stump the Thumper” quiz as too difficult in a discussion with Professor Chris.

He started out with periodic relapses and describes the misery that goes with that. In sobriety, Gary’s Ninth Step work led to him helping a person from his past. There’s a call on our Listener Feedback Line from Richard too. Carissa joins Don and Sam and shares about the importance of giving newcomers the opportunity to grow with group commitments.