A must-listen for anyone facing overwhelming challenges and searching for the strength to persevere. In this episode, we sit down with Bernie, a man who’s been sober for over 17 years,…
MARR's New CEO Todd Stumbo has been in recovery since July 2004. In this episode, Todd opens up about the raw reality of his history of addiction, and the powerful…
Occasionally on this show, we reconnect with previous guests to check in on their recovery progress since their first appearance. In this episode, Tad L. returns to share his recovery…
Ep 93: I Learned It Was a Disease, Not a Bad Habit Mark R. was living in a flophouse and drinking himself to death. At this point in his life,…
Ethan M. used to pride himself on how many times he went through treatment. Then, when he was living in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart and sneaking into rooms…
Ep. 91: How I Recovered from OxyContin, Adderall and Fentanyl Ladd H. wanted to be a good dad, a good husband, and a good employee. He couldn't explain why he…
Ep 90: The Dentist Who Couldn't Stop Using Drugs From the outside, it looked as if Brian had everything going for him. He had graduated from dental school. His career…
Ep. 89: As Family, We Were Invited to Participate Family members can be a vital part of the recovery process. The two women on today's episode are a prime example of…
Ep 88: A Fast Tailspin Toward Death A daily cocaine and heroin user, Tara describes herself in her addiction as being in "a fast tailspin toward death." Thanks to an…
Ep 87: The Significance of Family Week in Treatment When Laurie M.'s husband, Sam, checked into MARR (which you can hear about in episode 86), the relationships in their family…
Ep. 86: The Ego Deflation of a Successful Investor Sam M. was a high-flying investor in capital markets for residential mortgages. He had a wife and two kids that always…
Ep. 85: Going Through Divorce with an Attitude of Service | Michelle H. Sequel Michelle H. participated in Stories of Recovery about 4 years ago in episode 45. At the time…