Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery

Marc J. Age 60 Sober: 9/16/16 04.10.2023 53:12 ↓

How do you tell the world's wealthiest man, your boss, that you need to go to rehab? Designer Marc Jacobs discusses the bumpy road that preceded his seven years of sobriety.

Host Mike S. 03.05.2023 38:38 ↓

A new season with some personal updates

Pat M. Age 30 Sober since 8/11/20 27.01.2022 36:20 ↓

The links between mental illness, medication, sobriety and recovery

Reggie R. 46 years old sober: 11/29/04 23.09.2021 38:41 ↓

Reggie's father passed in the mid 90's due to AIDS. We discuss the resentment and amends process that followed.

Neta M. Age 26 Sober since: 5/1/21 16.09.2021 32:01 ↓

After getting 4 months, Neta relapsed. In today's interview she discusses what lead her there, and how her attitude towards her program and recovery changed afterwards.

Paul H. Age 29 Sober since: 10/1/20 31.08.2021 45:34 ↓

AA at 16, rehab at 17. Paul H. discusses his journey in and out of sobriety, and what lead to his 21-month relapse. White-light moments in rehab, being a part of "sober seal team 6" and why "this time is different" highlight this week's episode.

Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, MD Psychiatrist in Chief at Columbia University Medical Center 17.08.2021 38:30 ↓

There's methods outside of a 12-step recovery room to get sober. For several decades, Dr. Lieberman has successfully treated patients with addiction with a combination of prescribed medicine and "faith-based healing." In today's interview we explore and debate the merits of both, and additionally discuss why he's an advocate for the use of psilocybin (lsd) in the treatment of alcoholism.

Danielle L. Age. 27 Sober: 1/22/20 15.12.2020 42:28 ↓

Stories of smuggling cocaine into foreign countries, nitrous-oxide addiction to the point of minor paralysis, and of course recovery are the headlines for episode 18. Danielle recounts her friend's intervention for her, sober living, and early experiences in AA

Jake G. Age 29 Sober: 7/13/17 17.11.2020 50:01 ↓

Jake G. didn't latch on to sobriety to the first time around. However, after an intervention from his parents, a trip to the psych ward, and several near-misses at work, he believed the writing was on the wall. This conversation discusses the shift from "I need to take a break from drinking" to "I need to be sober"