The Most High Show

Paige is I a Certified Reiki Practitioner of Usui/Holy Fire, Intuitive, Seer, Healer and Medicine Woman, and Certified Birth Doula. Recovery is open ended, we are all recovering from something, what are your recovering from currently? In the pre-interview you said “The steps are a Spiritual Ladder to relieve suffering.” Can you expand on that?

Dr. Yanis specializes in evaluating, diagnosing, and explaining various neurological and psychological disorders. These include but are not limited to: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Stroke Dementia Multiple Sclerosis Neurodevelopmental Disorders Mood Disorders. Adult ADHD When someone feels anxiety? What part of the brain is causing the reaction and what are some methods to deal with

David and Rev. Christian talk about if “more” really is better, specifically as it pertains to growth and impact in sober living environments. This heated discussion will have you arguing along with the two very different approaches to providing the highest level of care to those trying to rebuild their lives.

Kriya Yoga is described by its practitioners as an ancient yoga system revived in modern times by Lahiri Mahasaya, who claimed to be initiated by a guru, Mahavatar Babaji, circa 1861 in the Himalayas. Dean A. shares his experience with this mediation practice, and Rev. Christian talks about how mediation has become a pathway to

Shane recently celebrated one year of continuous sobriety. He grew up in a crack house in Florida and was destined for street life. After many years of struggling to find freedom and only finding prison, Sane is living free, thanks to God, the 12 steps, and his lovely wife, Crystal.

Mellisa is one year sober, Crystal is three years sober, David is 12 years, Christian is 11 years sober. What was the first lesson you learned in sobriety? What did people try to teach you early on that weren’t willing to learn? Of the all the first year chips, excluding year one. Which was the

Weston Robins, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a visionary leader in the realm of Radical Youth Work. Wes has been an advocate both in practice and in academia for a truly humanistic and person-centered approach since he has been in the field-- serving youth across levels of care from emergency stabilization to finding their

Kara Morrissey, the Clinical Director at Eternal Strength Youth Center. She is passionate about creative living and psychic expansion through empathetic connection and symbolic expression. Kara has spent the last seven years working in a range of settings, including acute psychiatric care on the community and state hospital levels, forensic mental health, juvenile justice, substance

What’s this actual process like? What are some changes in your character? What’s a character trait that hasn’t been removed? What character traits do you wish you had? What about acceptance of where we are in the process? Brain S., A program director at a local IOP, joins us to talk about personal growth and

Christian, David, Crystal, and Jeff talk about the basics of recovery. Simple practices can ensure a well-rounded sober life worth staying sober for. What does live and let live mean to you? When has it been helpful? When did you struggle with it and maybe not get it right?  Telephone therapy Do you have intentional

Dr. Robins is a father and a husband who loves deeply. He is also a Licensed Professional Counselor and a visionary leader in the realm of Radical Youth Work. Wes has been an advocate both in practice and academia for a genuinely humanistic and person-centered approach since he has been in the field-- serving youth

Happy new year, new studio layout, and new format. We will have more round table discussions around essential wellness and recovery topics. In this episode, Jeff Vickers joins us to talk about his newfound passion for EMpowering the recovery community to be the best version of themselves. This honest conversation dives into the nuances of

Like most addicts, Brian started drinking and smoking pot during high school. Brian found relief from being a tense kid in drugs and alcohol. After years of abuse, things got worse when opioids were introduced into his life. He is now Program for a local Intensive Outpatient Program in Woodstock, GA. The mystic journey gets

There is a saying in recovery rooms, no romance in the first year of recovery. Love and sex are common hurdles to recovery. Trina and Charlie fell in love in high school, and after years of using drugs together, Trina eventually got sober, and charlie wasn't far behind. Their journey has been filled with a

Erika G. is a wife and mother of two who has found freedom from alcoholism. Erika experienced significant trauma growing up in a home influenced by the cartel. She had to grow up quickly after her parents were sentenced to long prison terms. The mask she had to wear of always being the one in

Mossberg shares his story of literally dying to get into recovery. How he realized he had been recruited into God's army and lived his life according to a higher purpose. Christian shares a poem from Hafiz, and David shares his interpretation.  

Costa rejoins the show! David and Christian talk about what is an authentic “Christian” life and the Harm Reduction Seminar in Puerto Rico that David attended. What is Harm Reduction, and is Costa still sober?

Mitchell W., the OG Most High Show friend, joins the show to talk about the documentaries he has been a part of; Megan’s Prayer & Chop Wood Carry, Water. Mitchell also joins to talk about our Nov. 6th event in Serenbe, GA, and his efforts in giving back to the “special needs” community with his

Rule 62 is a random rule in recovery not to take yourself too seriously. Adam M., a friend of the show, joins us to talk about death, recovery, motorcycles, and treatment, and David shows up late to join the conversation. Adam’s nonprofit is currently offering scholarships for its year-long faith-based treatment program. If you know

Mike Fiore from Inspire2Inspire and Andrea Thomas from Voices for Awareness are guests this week. Illicit fentanyl is highly addictive and can cause sudden death. Today, illicit fentanyl is found in cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, and counterfeit pills disguised as Oxycodone, Percocet, Adderall, and even marijuana. Fentanyl is killing Americans every 9 minutes. Americans of all

Charles Shaw is a Plant Medicine Practitioner & Peer Mental Health Support specialist. He uses plants with hallucinogenic properties to heal people from deep traumas and addiction. He is well trained professionally, and through life experiences, offers this form of healing. Learn about this form of healing and how it is revolutionalizing the addiction and

Rev. Christian Janson is the founder and CEO of Most High Ministries. His journey from addiction to being born again and back to addiction is why he is passionate about helping others gain freedom from addiction and a life weighed down by desires. Leslie Janson (Christian's wife" joins us for the mystic moment and gives

Andrea's daughter was poisoned by fentanyl when a pill she took was laced with illicit fentanyl. Since then, Andrea has been lobbying for more awareness, harsher sentencing, and hoping to spare other parents the heartache of losing their children senselessly. Her nonprofit organization based in Grand Junction, CO, Voices for Awareness Foundation, promotes awareness about

Hank Arnold is the Founder and Director of an Addiction Recovery Support Center, Coweta FORCE, located in downtown Newnan. The organization exists to provide recovery support services in the community for individuals and family members impacted by addiction. Hank is a Coweta County resident, devoted husband, and father of 5 whose personal and professional mission

Rhonda Lucas is an author and mother to Caleb, her son, who died of an accidental fentanyl overdose. Hear her heartbreaking story of receiving grace and healing and how she was inspired to give her pain purpose. Her foundation No Judgement, Caleb's Cup is providing opportunities for others and her story is documented in her