Recovery On-Air

Jesse talks about his path to recovery through Crossroads and his past life as a musical artist on the road.

Carrie Bradley from Identifreed, a ministry and thrift shop that focuses on women in addiction and who are subject to human trafficking. Her story is compelling, but unfortunately it is not unique. As a survivor, Carrie works hard every day to provide services, strength and hope to these women.

Donna and Justin chat with Stephan Tyler of The Spot to discuss his unique approach to creating a welcoming environment for recovery seekers

Donna and David sit down with Art Castro producer of the Youtube channel 'Lost In Phoenix' to discuss his curiosity with homelessness and addiction and to have his unknown questions answered. Ultimately it became a quest to form his own 501(c)(3) and help reunite families with their lost loved ones.

The path of Crossroads as an organization and its path from beginnings, hardships and the future vision of recovery assistance in Arizona

Join us as Donna and Greg embark on a thought provoking and colorful conversation of recovery and healing with Brandon Lee owner of ’Art of Our Soul’.

Join us as Donna and Bryce explore the family disease of addiction with Patricia Brusha and Peggy Hernandez. The tragedy it brings and the journey of hope and healing through intimate service work.

On this episode Donna and Amy interview Christopher Thomas from Sonoran Prevention Works, who talks with us about risk reduction, prevention and the perpetuation of stigma as an advocate for the people of Arizona affected by drug use.

Today we discuss the beginnings of Crossroads and the future of Crossroads as we expand our available services to provide greater resources to the community.

Podcast Ep.22 of Recovery On-Air is here now! In this episode, Donna and Elizabeth meet with Alvin Jones, Admissions Coordinator at Crossroads to discuss his role in providing direction, acceptance and comfort in a new Clients journey towards sobriety as well as sharing his own story of school, sports, love, military, addiction, and sobriety.

In this episode, Donna and Beth meet with Laura Bullock, the CEO of Hope’s Crossing. Along with them is Regina Edwards, a board member for the organization. Laura and Regina talk about the Hope’s Crossing mission of helping at-risk women find resources and opportunities to keep them from homelessness, and in other cases, support with reentry into society after incarceration. Laura discusses some o...

In this episode, Donna and Beth sit down with Crossroads' Chief Compliance Officer Chris Riley. Chris tells us his story of service with the US Army, and describes his emotional journey that brought him to Crossroads. He also talks about all things compliance and the intricate development of Crossroads to what it is now. This is a great episode for parents or families of anyone suffering with...

In observance of International Overdose Awareness Day which was August 31st 2021, we recorded a particularly powerful episode. We sit down with the Director of Crossroads Admissions, Marcus Weisbly - who is all too familiar with the devastation a drug overdose can cause. Marcus holds nothing back as he delves into his heart wrenching story of descent into self-destruction. Listen in to hear his am...

In this episode, we chat with author, inspirational speaker, and addiction awareness advocate, Patricia L. Brooks. Now in her 38th year of sobriety, she talks about her journey through alcoholism, codependency and the underlying anger that she had to heal from to become who she is today. Patricia also talks about her books and the work she is doing with women to help them find their voice and tell...

In episode #17 Of Recovery On-Air, Donna and Beth sit down with the Director of Crossroads Maintenance Department, Dan Williams. He delves into his personal history, what brought him to Crossroads, his journey into recovery, and the evolution of the Maintenance Department to what it is today. Also, if you’re a fan of a good love story with a happy ending, you don’t want to miss this one.

Crossroads CCOM Team Helping Recovery Clients Bridge The Gap

In this episode, Donna and Beth sit down with former marine-police officer-narcotics detective, Hal Nevitt to hear his remarkable journey through struggle and recovery. Now 35 years sober, Hal gives back as a social worker and independently licensed clinical substance abuse counselor with New Freedom. Listen in and learn how New Freedom helps freshly released inmates integrate back into society.

Donna and Beth sit down with Lee Pioske, Executive Director of Crossroads. In this fascinating episode, Lee shares his personal story and the story of Crossroads. Lee also tells a few tales that you’ll have to hear to believe!

In this episode we chat with Crossroads Alumni Sophia Henderson, in another segment of "So What's Your Story?". Sophia is currently over 3 years sober and is now working as a Recovery Coach with Terros. Sophia delves into her story of being a young addicted mother and alcoholic, and shares her personal story of struggle and triumph - offering hope to those who still struggle.

In this episode we sit down with Tara Sundem, the Executive Director and Founder of Hushabye Nursery. Tara is a neonatal nurse practitioner who saw the need for a more personal level of care for babies born in opioid withdrawal. Hushabye's mission is to embrace the whole family unit, providing love and support for the babies going through the substance detox process.

In this episode we debut a rare on-location recording that was done with the Crossroads’ Executive Chef, Jorge Lomas, at our East facility kitchen. Donna and Beth had recorded with him in hopes of grabbing just a few quotes for an article, but realized that what they had caught that day was something special. Jorge shares how food and love help complete a well-rounded approach to recovery.

In this episode, Donna and Beth sit down with Brent Downs, CEO of St. Joseph the Worker. Brent talks about the incredible work their organization does to help people in recovery find jobs, self-sufficiency, and a renewed self worth. Brent also shares his amazing story about his second chance at life.

In this episode, Donna and Beth interview musician Jay Dow, founder of Sober Motor Company. Jay talks about his journey out of drug and alcohol addiction, and how he now helps new comers in recovery through his music therapy. Jay performs addiction workshops in drug rehabs and prisons, helping addicts feel their feelings, cry, and get honest about addiction.

Donna and Beth chat with celebrity guest Jim Adkins, lead singer of Jimmy Eat World. Jim, now 7 years sober thanks to Crossroads-hosted meetings, talks about his journey in recovery and drops some awesome wisdom he has learned from the 12 Steps.

Local community partner, Patricia Brusha, joins us to talk about her nonprofit Purse-Impressions that she started in honor of her daughter Courtney, who lost her battle with alcohol addiction in June of 2019. In this very emotional episode, Patricia talks about Courtney’s story as well as her own, and the journey that lead to the creation of her nonprofit that provides new purses to the graduates...