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  • S2 E18 Christopher Schenewerk, M.D.

    S2 E18 Christopher Schenewerk, M.D.
    2025/05/26
    Who this episode is for:Anyone who thinks addiction can't touch high-achieving professionals 🧠💉People who think "functioning alcoholic" is a badge of honor 🥃🏆Those stalling on help because \"work is too busy\" 🏃‍♂️📅Anyone who's survived a brutal divorce 💔Healthcare workers, therapists & rehab skeptics 🩺🧪Family members who don’t get why their addicted loved one keeps spiraling 😔👨‍👩‍👧‍👦People NOT in recovery but know they’re circling the drain 🚨🌀Dr. Chris Schenewerk is in the building. And if you think doctors are immune to the wreckage addiction brings, buckle the hell up. Chris, Jakob & (a Jeff-less) Pondoff dive into a no-holds-barred convo with the Medical Director of Illinois Recovery Center—who also happens to be a recovering alcoholic with one hell of a story.From vodka before work & blacking out mid-interviews to meeting his now-wife in rehab & launching a recovery movement across Southern Illinois, Dr. Chris drops wisdom & one-liners like it’s second nature. This episode is raw. It’s real. It’s redemption in action. 🔥We hit everything: colonoscopy prep as a diet plan, trauma in kids, why "functioning addict" is bullshit, & how the Three Amigos AA group grew from four in the back of a doctor’s office to 50+ strong at Life Community Church in Columbia, IL. Oh, & don’t worry—dude still remembers Halloween riots at Carbondale. 🎃💥Highlights:The look in the mirror that scared him sober 👀Checking into rehab instead of waiting for an intervention 🚑Why Angela’s 12th rehab stay was the one that stuck 💪Letting go of a dream home for an 800 sq ft apartment & a new life 🏚️➡️🏠Building a recovery group where loved ones, doctors, students & misfits all get a seat at the table 🪑❤️Get ready for a mix of heartbreak, laughter, truth bombs & a whole lotta hope. 💣💬✨Timestamps:00:00 - Bertarelli Cutlery shoutout & intro 🔪01:23 - Dr. Chris Schenewerk joins the chaos 👋03:00 - Colonoscopy prep & weight loss dreams 💩💭05:07 - Sober date & first (only) rehab 🗓️🍷06:09 - Meeting Angela in rehab 💞08:40 - War stories vs. character defects 💥⚙️11:38 - His kids were sponges absorbing the wreckage 🧽👶13:42 - The trauma that never leaves kids 😢15:20 - Divorce, drinking & blame 🥃💔19:15 - Functioning alcoholic is a lie 🚫🍻21:50 - Blood alcohol levels & reality checks 🧪🧠26:06 - Interview gone wrong & mirror moment 🪞😨29:30 - Checked in before the intervention could happen 🙏31:36 - Why he refused the \"doctor-only\" rehab 🩺🚷35:26 - Humility is the key to first-time success 🙇‍♂️🔑39:01 - Angela's old bar used to be his watering hole 🍺🏠41:13 - Her blood alcohol was nearly 0.5 before they shocked her back ⚡🩸44:18 - Moved from mansion to minimalism to rebuild life 🏰➡️🛏️47:32 - You won't die without your job, but you might without rehab 🚫💼➡️🏥50:07 - Therapist laid it down: \"You can't fix anyone but yourself\" 🛠️🙅‍♂️54:59 - The birth of the Three Amigos meeting 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🔥1:01:06 - Why their AA group is different ✨👐1:03:07 - Medical students are now required to attend 🎓📖1:08:47 - If you clown, expect to get called out 🤡🛑1:10:15 - Triggered by truth? Good. Sit with that. 💥🧠1:12:00 - Calling BS in meetings—why coddling doesn't save lives 🚫🍼1:15:33 - Why victim mentality keeps people stuck 🧱😩1:20:10 - Creating recovery community beyond the meeting walls 🏘️🧑‍🤝‍🧑1:24:44 - Getting honest with yourself in step work 🔍🧾1:30:19 - The holy ground of AA: why this stuff works 🙌📿1:37:52 - Final thoughts on service, healing & legacy 💬🕊️1:44:59 - One last bomb from the Doc: stay humble, or get humbled 🔚😤Books & Resources:The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der KolkThree Amigos AA Meeting:Fridays @ 7PM at Life Community Church in Columbia, IL(Yes, it’s open to the public. Yes, it’s raw & real.)Sponsored by:Illinois Recovery CenterBertarelli Cutlery
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    1 時間 51 分
  • S2 E17 Victory Palmisano-Bruckner

    S2 E17 Victory Palmisano-Bruckner
    2025/05/19
    Guest: Victory Palmisano-Bruckner – Hollywood Producer, Stunt Industry Survivor, and Daughter of a Vietnam Vet/AddictWho this episode is for:Anyone with an alcoholic parent or a complicated grief storyDaughters who loved their dads even when it hurtFolks haunted by the war they never fought inSurvivors of church trauma, spiritual abuse, and Hollywood bullshitCreatives chasing their own IP dream (and still broke)Anyone who’s ever loved someone they couldn’t saveAND anyone not in recovery who thinks “just stop drinking” is solid adviceThis one hits the gut and the funny bone in equal measure.Victory Palmisano-Bruckner stops by the studio for a raw, hilarious, and soul-punching convo with Chris, Jeff, and Jakob. She may be Hollywood through and through—raised on sets, daughter of a legendary stuntman turned director—but she’s also as grounded as a St. Louis brick house and just as scarred.Her story is soaked in love and loss. Growing up the daughter of a Vietnam vet and lifelong alcoholic who doubled as a real-life action hero, Victory paints a brutal but beautiful picture of what it means to carry the legacy of a man who could survive car crashes, war, and fire—but not himself.There’s talk of strip club scouting (for a low-budget film, we swear), the trauma of church camp cults, daddy issues, and how alcoholism shape-shifts through generations. She helped her dad detox in her damn living room, only to watch him go back to the bottle. She buried him a year and a half ago. He was in the In Memoriam at the Oscars. Big time.You’ll laugh. You’ll ugly cry. You might want to call your dad. Or curse his name. Or both.Also: Chris drops one-liners like “flop a titty out” that are now canon in the Palmisano family. Jeff nerds out on stunt IMDBs. Jakob gets exposed as ChatGPT-ing guests. And Victory, despite growing up in the biz, reveals her realest role ever—daughter of an addict, and survivor of it all.Episode Timestamps:00:00 – Intro, sponsor shoutouts01:25 – Victory joins the chaos03:00 – Stunt double stories, Hollywood roots08:00 – Her path into podcasting, NBC Universal10:00 – Church trauma & leaving evangelicalism13:00 – Titty jokes, family legends15:00 – Launching Quantum Spin Studios19:00 – Husband’s script: Sopranos meets This Is Us22:00 – Her dad’s legacy: stunt safety & SAG activism28:00 – Oscar’s stunt category & grief spike33:00 – Vietnam trauma, PTSD, and substance abuse38:00 – Alec Baldwin, stunts, and industry danger41:00 – ACA & Al-Anon, strip club scouting horror46:00 – Making cocktails for dad at age 752:00 – Detoxing dad at home, COVID chaos56:00 – The rare apology before it was too late1:00:00 – Loving someone who doesn’t love themself1:05:00 – Boundaries, therapy, codependency truth1:10:00 – *World of Vesser* and the loneliness cure1:13:00 – Braves talk, Chipper Jones & Daniel nerd-out1:15:00 – Advice for people with addicted parents1:18:00 – Al-Anon’s power to make you feel less alone1:22:00 – After he died: health crashes, then calm1:23:26 – Naming the episode: Dad’s Club1:27:00 – Weekend at Bernie’s stunt reveal1:28:15 – Gino Lucci black car story, NYC-style sendoff1:30:00 – Viola, Serenity Prayer, and future visits1:31:36 – Game name slip: World of Vesser1:31:59 – Closing gratitude, grief, and fanboy loveResources Mentioned:Adult Children of AlcoholicsIllinois Recovery CenterBertarelli CutlerySponsored by:Bertarelli CutleryIllinois Recovery CenterEpisode Title: Dead Dad’s Club
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  • S2 E16 Kurt Garner

    S2 E16 Kurt Garner
    2025/05/12

    Who this episode is for:
    Those gutted by playoff heartbreak.
    Anyone who’s blacked out and called mom from jail.
    Teachers who taught Spanish while sweating out tequila.
    The sober curious, the secret drinkers, and the still spiraling.
    And anyone who’s ever run from a strip club tab and lived to tell it.

    EPISODE 16: “Señor Tequila & the Long Walk Home” (with Kurt Garner)

    Chris and Jakob are emotionally wrecked. The Blues blew it with 1.6 seconds left. Enter Kurt Garner—a guy who once taught elementary Spanish still buzzed from the night before.

    From blackouts and breakups to a Mexican strip club escape, Kurt’s story is wild, hilarious, and brutally honest. Now four years sober, he’s up at 3 a.m., hitting the gym, and helping others tell their stories through mysoundstory.com.

    What’s Inside:
    – Blues trauma, 1.6 seconds of hell
    – Dating apps, tequila-fueled teaching
    – DUI and a jail call to mom
    – Mexico, 75 Hard, and recovery
    – Finding purpose with SoundStory

    Plug:
    🎙️ Kurt Garner – Co-host of TMA and contributor at mysoundstory.com

    📍 Timestamp Breakdown:
    00:00 – Intro – bertarellico.com
    01:20 – Blues heartbreak
    02:30 – Gretzky & goalie PTSD
    05:00 – Meet Kurt
    08:00 – Hate-watching hockey
    11:00 – Soccer & Cardinals
    13:00 – Sober dating
    15:50 – Putshack dates
    18:00 – Señor Tequila opens up
    23:20 – First drink to DUI
    30:00 – Jail call & car wreck
    33:00 – Tequila Rose chaos
    39:00 – Teaching blackout
    43:00 – Divorce, denial
    47:00 – Mexico escape
    53:00 – Spanish saves him
    55:00 – 75 Hard begins
    58:00 – Gym & routine
    01:06:00 – Addiction patterns
    01:10:00 – Fired, freed
    01:14:00 – Building SoundStory
    01:27:00 – Storytelling & legacy
    01:36:00 – Radio chaos
    01:47:00 – Family purpose
    02:00:00 – 4 years sober
    02:02:00 – Share your story

    Sponsored by:
    🔪 bertarellico.com
    🏥 illinoisrecoverycenter.com
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  • S2 E15 Cam Janssen

    S2 E15 Cam Janssen
    2025/05/05
    🎙️ EPISODE 15: Cam Janssen – "Painkillers, Playoffs & Garth Fucking Brooks"Who this episode is for:Anyone who’s ever played hurt, lived high, or faked being fineMoms who can smell bullshit before you open your mouthBlues fans screaming “LET’S GO!” and flipping off WinnipegKids who grew up begging to stay on the ice till the Zamboni chased ‘em offThose who overdosed in front of their neighbors and somehow kept it movingAnyone who’s ever made a mess of their lifeCam Janssen rolls into the studio with a story that’ll punch you right in the soul. What starts off as some rowdy playoff hockey talk turns real fast—like, real real—when Cam dives into the wreckage of his painkiller addiction.We’re talking overdoses in his driveway while the whole neighborhood watches. We’re talking hiding withdrawal in a pro locker room while pretending to be the funny guy. We’re talking about being a “good” drug user—that dangerous kind who keeps functioning just enough to not get help.But it ain’t all darkness. There’s a lot of laughs, too—like Garth Brooks accidentally storming the ice during a charity game and nearly getting murdered. And Cam’s dad eating a hot dog thrown by a pissed-off fan, then chucking it back into the crowd like a savage.There’s locker room stories, childhood fights, recovery truths, and some absolute mayhem from the Blues’ playoff run. Oh, and we get deep into what it means to actually show up—for your teammates, for your city, and for yourself.And major love to the St. Louis Blues Warriors—a team of badass disabled veterans taking names and scoring goals. Cam drops stories about getting hacked up by those guys and loving every second of it. If you're in STL, support them or just go watch ’em throw down:👉 www.stlblueswarriorhockey.comIf you’ve ever been addicted, ever been broken, or ever been almost famous while absolutely falling apart inside—this one’s for you.🕒 TIMESTAMPS:00:00 – Intro & sponsor shoutouts01:08 – Show theme music kicks in01:22 – Cam joins the chaos01:28 – Jersey number talk and mid-convo nonsense01:43 – “Always on hot bitches”—Cam lets loose early02:10 – Law & Order, Dell Guy, and guest rankings03:17 – From podcasting to radio to color commentary04:11 – Garth Brooks walks on the ice mid-play (yes, really)06:36 – Scoring 4 goals instead of throwing fists07:59 – Blues beatdown of the Jets: full breakdown10:29 – “You can’t get traded to Winnipeg”12:47 – Blues defense is buzzing14:02 – Bonuses, the cap, and nerding out on contract math16:19 – Packed barns, playoff energy, and money flying18:30 – Montreal chaos and goaltenders getting trucked20:25 – Goalies are psychos, period.22:43 – Why the Jets’ “park the bus” defense collapsed24:07 – Cam’s dad, a flying hot dog, and Granite City glory27:04 – Why respecting refs lets you get away with murder28:33 – Driving 14 hours to get kicked out in 10 seconds30:13 – Hockey isn’t a sport—it’s a fraternity31:02 – Cam shouts out the Blues Warriors (and gets hacked by a vet)33:03 – Blues alumni locker room = country club for ex-brawlers35:16 – Dwight Schofield, hurricane hero37:57 – The stuff moms carry that dads can’t39:29 – Cam’s full descent into painkillers: how it started42:06 – The yellow Percs. 190 of ‘em. Alone in Jersey.47:12 – Collapse #1: Cam overdoses in his driveway54:45 – Collapse #2: “That was it.”56:25 – “I thought I could beat this on my own”58:05 – Being the functioning addict is the most dangerous kind1:00:02 – Suboxone: the lifesaver that nearly killed his fire1:01:46 – Libido’s gone, energy’s gone, but at least he’s clean1:02:51 – Tapering off, staying off, and keeping the chaos at bay1:04:10 – Why opioids no longer have a grip—but other vices still try1:05:22 – Laughs, love, real talk, and a few final body blows1:06:45 – Fade to blackSponsored by:Illinois Recovery Center – www.illinoisrecoverycenter.comBertarelli Cutlery – www.bertarellico.com
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  • S2 E14 What the FAQ?! Part Deux

    S2 E14 What the FAQ?! Part Deux
    2025/04/28
    Who this episode is for:Anyone teetering on the edge of “maybe I need help”Parents of addicts who keep asking, “Am I helping or enabling?”People in recovery wondering if they can keep their phone in rehab (spoiler: no)The spiritually curious and the godless skepticsBosses trying to figure out WTF is going on with their flaky employeeAnyone who’s ever paced around their house yelling at a hockey game with chicken wing grease on their shirt🎙️ Episode 14 – What the FAQ: Easter Hangovers, Higher Powers, and Rehab Real TalkA no-BS recovery Q&A straight from the mouth of experience. Pondoff and the gang go deep, dumb, and raw on everything you ever wanted to know (but were probably too afraid or fucked up to ask) about addiction, getting clean, and what happens when you actually show up at rehab.⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 – Bertarelli Cutlery shoutout01:01 – Intro bars by Eric01:22 – Episode 14 begins: Stats, views, and Mr. Beast envy02:45 – Meet Eric Conley03:17 – Treatment center chaos stories04:01 – Blues playoff breakdown05:01 – Cam Janssen teaser06:24 – Easter check-in + hangover tales07:24 – Jeff’s birthday wing party08:41 – Mijofsky’s Easter sermon: Hope in the darkness09:22 – Rehab: First day of the rest of your life10:34 – Finding light in the darkest moments11:03 – What the hell is Kee-poo?12:01 – Email wars + business card drama12:53 – Why “What the FAQ” episodes matter13:43 – Shirtless Eric + SNL Chippendales14:37 – AC wars: Staff vs. clients15:31 – From heavy to healing: Finding balance17:25 – Best Easter candy (spoiler: Reese’s wins)17:55 – Do you need God to recover?23:53 – Higher Power hacks: From moms to the group26:25 – Humility, open-mindedness, and not knowing it all28:15 – Are you helping or enabling?31:15 – Don’t give addicts cash32:47 – Addicts are genius-level creative (just misfired)34:32 – Artistic gifts in recovery35:44 – What can I bring to rehab?36:14 – Cell phones in rehab: Here’s the deal38:34 – Eric got hacked. It was a blessing40:13 – Why phones can derail your recovery41:44 – How IRC handles phones and triggers43:24 – Changing your number = freedom43:53 – Missing your kids is part of the process45:01 – Pondoff’s inbox detox46:13 – What happens when you first call IRC47:41 – Who qualifies for treatment?49:28 – Why hospitals aren’t always the answer50:41 – IRC’s record: 25-minute admission52:22 – Calls, check-ins, and staying alive long enough to show up54:43 – Fear, excuses, and the willingness window57:24 – Toiletries and welcome bags58:18 – Donations from staff and clients59:35 – Laundry detergent philosophy1:00:06 – Roommates, beds, and living setup1:02:02 – Roommate matching system1:03:03 – How to talk to your boss about rehab1:04:11 – Your boss probably already knows1:05:35 – Legal rights + FMLA explainedReferenced in this episode:👉 Illinois Recovery Center: https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com/👉 Bertarelli Cutlery: https://bertarellico.com/Sponsored by:🪓 Bertarelli Cutlery – https://bertarellico.com/🏥 Illinois Recovery Center – https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com/Hit that subscribe button if you’re into hard truths, heavy laughs, and healing that doesn’t sugarcoat a damn thing.
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  • S2 E13 Dillon Dunnagan

    S2 E13 Dillon Dunnagan
    2025/04/21

    Who this episode is for:
    - Musicians living gig to gig, paycheck to bar tab
    - Anyone who ever tried to quit drinking with “just a few more beers”
    - People who’ve played on stage… and people who’ve blacked out in the crowd
    - Friends who’ve called in a wellness check and hoped to God it worked
    - Anyone who’s ever made a mess of their life and thought, “F***, I can’t keep doing this”

    Episode 13: 4-3-2-1 — The Day I Chose Not to Die

    Pondoff sits down with Dillon Dunnagan—frontman of The Winks and a dude who played on stage with Green Day at Riverport. Behind the badass moments? Booze, blow, heartbreak, and a third-story balcony. This one’s raw, dark, hilarious, and brutally honest. From the “Piss Palace” to a psych ward, Dillon shares how a wellness check—and saying yes to help—changed everything.

    🧨 Breakdown – Chaos by the Minute
    • 1:25 – Irish genes and early gigs
    • 10:16 – Playing on stage with Green Day — watch it
    • 20:48 – Booze + band life = unraveling
    • 33:48 – Fire pits, cops, and “strippers are here!”
    • 50:55 – The balcony moment that changed it all
    • 1:06:10 – The last drink and the day he chose life
    • 1:17:04 – Playing sober—and getting laid again
    • 1:45:16 – The Winks and writing through recovery
    • 1:56:45 – Episode closes with raw, poetic lyrics
    🎸 Featured Links
    • Green Day moment: https://youtu.be/YwGPboK3OEE
    • The Winks: https://linktr.ee/thewinks
    • Pop Disaster Tribute – June 28: https://www.ninemilegarden.com
    💥 Sponsored by:
    • Illinois Recovery Center: https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com
    • Bertarelli Cutlery: https://bertarellico.com

    Like what you heard?
    Subscribe, rate, and share it with the friend who needs to hear it. This one’s for the fighters and the f***ups still trying.
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  • S2 E12 Becky Evans

    S2 E12 Becky Evans
    2025/04/14

    🎧 WHO THIS EPISODE IS FOR:
    If you’re a mom who’s been up all night worrying.
    If you’ve lost someone and don’t know how you’re still breathing.
    If you’re in recovery or barely hanging on to it.
    If you think one more relapse won’t kill you—listen up. This is for you.

    EPISODE 12 – THE LIGHT THAT DOESN’T GO OUT: BECKY’S STORY

    We go deep on this one. Becky Evans—our sister, our friend—joins the pod to tell the story of her son Jordan. 18 months sober. Doing the damn thing. Then one relapse. One dose. Gone.

    This isn’t some sad PSA. This is a real mom telling the truth about grief, addiction, and the fight to keep her son’s legacy alive. We talk recovery, relapse, family, tavern war stories, and how Jordan’s Jumpstart is giving other addicts a shot he should’ve had.

    ⏱️ EPISODE TIMESTAMPS:
    • 00:00 – Cold open & sponsor shoutouts (Bertarelli Cutlery)
    • 02:00 – Becky joins: “big sister who tells you to knock your shit off and still loves you”
    • 04:59 – Why the family program at IRC matters
    • 06:19 – Drunk tavern tales and how Becky’s mom once fired Chris
    • 14:22 – Jordan growing up
    • 20:51 – Jordan asks for help
    • 23:08 – Alcohol changes everything
    • 26:21 – The call to Chris
    • 30:32 – COVID delays and CPAP hell
    • 34:41 – Oxford House saves the day
    • 36:41 – April 1st move out
    • 42:49 – August 7th: The call that changed everything
    • 48:03 – The full breakdown
    • 55:16 – Jordan’s Jumpstart is born
    • 58:56 – Becky speaks to families
    • 1:04:45 – Relapse shouldn’t mean death
    • 1:09:13 – Power of grief groups and community
    • 1:14:01 – How Becky changes lives at IRC
    • 1:16:50 – Jordan’s light keeps shining
    🔗 LINKS YOU NEED TO HIT:
    • Jordan’s Jumpstart: https://jordansjumpstarttorecovery.godaddysites.com
    • Illinois Recovery Center: https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com
    • Bertarelli Cutlery: https://bertarellico.com

    💬 REAL SHIT:
    Jordan didn’t die because he was weak. He died because fentanyl doesn’t give a damn.
    This episode is a gut punch—but also a battle cry.
    If you’ve got someone out there using, share this with them.
    If you’re using, share it with yourself.
    And if you’re listening with tears in your eyes—yeah, us too.
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  • S2 E11 Alex Kaiser | Host of No Lions Here Podcast

    S2 E11 Alex Kaiser | Host of No Lions Here Podcast
    2025/04/07

    🎧 PONDOFF’S ANONYMOUS – EPISODE 11

    Guest: Alex Kaiser | Host of No Lions Here Podcast
    🎧 https://www.nolionshere.com/

    WHO’S THIS EPISODE FOR?

    • The morbidly curious
    • Anyone whose secrets are getting heavy
    • Partners of sex addicts who want answers
    • Folks untangling faith, shame, and identity
    • People craving unfiltered recovery talk


    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Chris, Jeff, and Jakob dive in with Alex Kaiser, a man who’s walked through hell and come back with a mic. From childhood trauma to sex addiction, locker room benders to emotional sobriety—this one hits hard.

    • 🎧 Alex’s podcast: No Lions Here – https://www.nolionshere.com/
    • 💔 Trauma, shame, and the roots of sexual addiction
    • 🧠 The Feeling Wheel—emotional sobriety 101
    • 🏒 Hockey, blow, and bottoming out in a garage with a glory hole
    • 🚫 What sexual sobriety actually means
    • 🔥 Why he’s speaking up now—and who it’s for

    TIMESTAMPS:

    • [00:00] – Bertarelli Cutlery shoutout
    • [01:36] – Finger-fucking the mic setup
    • [04:00] – Meet Alex: recovering sex addict
    • [06:00] – Love addiction & early shame
    • [10:11] – Sobriety defined: no porn, no apps, no hookups
    • [20:11] – Childhood abuse, church trauma
    • [28:15] – Feeling Wheel and emotional sobriety
    • [34:55] – Naming emotions, dealing with disappointment
    • [37:24] – Arousal templates, secrets, and shame
    • [48:27] – Benders, broken trust, and the turning point
    • [57:03] – Begin Again Institute: where he got help
    • [1:18:00] – Disclosing to a new partner
    • [2:00:00] – If you’re struggling, email Alex: nolionshere@gmail.com


    LISTEN TO ALEX’S PODCAST:

    🦁 No Lions Here – Raw stories of recovery and real connection
    🎧 https://www.nolionshere.com/

    FINAL TAKE:

    Two hours of raw truth, no filter. Alex proves that healing’s possible—even after the kind of shit no one wants to admit out loud.


    RESOURCES & LINKS:

    • 🎡 Feeling Wheel: https://feelingswheel.com/
    • 📧 Email Alex: nolionshere@gmail.com
    • 🏥 Begin Again Institute: https://beginagaininstitute.com/
    • 🎙️ No Lions Here Podcast: https://www.nolionshere.com/


    💥 SPONSORS:

    • 🔪 Bertarelli Cutlery – https://bertarellico.com
    • 🏥 Illinois Recovery Center – https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com
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    2 時間 3 分