The Most High Show

Gregg Champion is 20+ years sober. He works an honest program and has started a sober living and coaching environment called Start Up Recovery in Southern California. Christian and Greg talk about Greg's story and some of the "California" ways of recovery.  For more content like this Download the Most High Media App for free! https://get.theapp.co/cpcj On

Dan and David get together to discuss the topic of willingness. Specifically willingness in recovery, not just to get and stay sober, but to continue to do the next right thing throughout the day to maintain a spiritual perspective on life.

David starting drinking and using at a young age as a way to connect with others. After finding "community" in the party lifestyle, David began to see all his friends moving on in life while he stayed being the guy looking for the next high.

Suleimen is a motivational speaker creating awareness regarding substance abuse with his instagram account and street ministry. A powerful story of pain and redemption, and giving back.

Jared started his journey with drugs and alcohol at an early age. He now uses the pain of his past to help others struggling with addiction.

We have all had the experience of an uncomfortable conversation. Where we have had to address or have something addressed about ourselves and our actions. Conflict resolution is not always an easy trait for us addicts and alcoholics. Here we explore the bringing of "Yes, Okay, and Thank You" to our conflicts.

Darin's story is all to common, being exposed to drinking and drugs at an early age. For some the tender age of 6 is a time for imagination, playing outside, and a safe home. For Darin and his twin brother things were very different.

A story of redemption, reconciliation, faith and hope. Sandy talks about her recovery, reconciling with a God of her understanding and dealing with hardships in recovery.

How important is it to have authentic connection in recovery? Some have even gone as far as to say that the opposite of addiction IS community. Here we share what we have found in a community of like minded addicts and alcoholics. And YES! you have to stand out there after a meeting and get

We want to please our parents, society, we want to fit in and have a sense of belonging. Unfortunately for addicts and alcoholics nothing quite feels as right as a drug or a drink.

Consistency, Predictability, and Reliability. These character traits are key to rebuilding old relationships and establishing new ones. For addicts and alcoholics keeping the peace whenever possible is important.

Addicts seem to have a disease of perception. Although they are not unique in this dis-ease there responses to every day thought and emotions are lets say... extreme. In this visual episode Brian and Christian talk about self judgement, character defects, referring to yourself as an addict and much more.

This is an interview between someone with 8 month sober and another with 29 years sober. One of the realest podcasts we have ever recorded. It was recorded on Dog Island Florida during a 12 In 2 Workshop. The audio quality wavers at times, but the information is powerful!

As a modern reverend, Sarah's goal is to help you connect with the higher power of your own understanding, by whatever name you call he, she, or it. It's what you believe that is important. So, I'm here to honor that connection, rather than to tell you what you are "supposed to" believe. Here is

In this podcast filmed right on the beach with crying babies and the noise of the ocean. Dean, Dan, and Christian talk about how science and God intersect. Their own interpretation of "Higher Power" and how in recovery all you really need to know is you are not God. Download the Most High Media App

Reid's story is one of redemption and community. What happens when people live the principles set forth by the 12 steps and help each other.

Adam, James, and Christian talk about honesty in the rooms and the importance of being transparent as possible since sometimes, we don't know what honesty actually is. Also we talk about why the American Christian church is not as welcoming as a 12 step meeting.

This episode we reference AA and Celebrate Recovery by name. This is not to be promotional, but rather to be transparent in our discussions. “Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.”

Recovery from addiction and Mental Illness is chronic and take daily intentionality. In a media-saturated world, we don’t need one more TV show, one more movie, one more YouTube Channel. What we do need is more recovery-centered content that’s easily accessible. With MOBILE & TV Apps, we can reach our community every day of the week with content

A band of Misfits, Recovering Addicts, Christians, Agnostics, and Business persons looking to make the world a better place. We have experienced hope and strength through faith, the community, and the 12 steps. We want to share that strength and hope with others. Our donors, partners and those brave souls; who choose to share the

Dan and Debbie share their story of love, drugs, crime and redemption.

“We continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.” “A man can fail many times, but he isn’t a failure until he blames someone else.”– John Burroughs 

“Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.”

“Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.” Every A.A. has found that he can make little headway in this new adventure of living until he first backtracks and really makes an accurate and unsparing survey of the human wreckage he has left in his

From the Most High Show Studio in Atlanta GA. We talked about Step 7 of the 12 Steps. "Humbly asked God to remove our shortcomings"