Today I talk about how the ISM of alcoholism was already there for me before I took the first drink. The ISM starts as Insecurities, Selfishness, Manipulation. When you introduce Alcohol is becomes Insanity, Super Selfishness, Major Manipulation! Check this out! Find The Sober Heathen on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube! Like, comment, subscribe, and most importantly tell a friend!! Thanks and #fuckthedisease 

 Today I hop on to test out the new mic. I talk about the war that MUST be waged by not just the individual but all of us affected by addiction! In this war, like the war's of countries, there will be absence, loses, and even death. We can help slow it down and maybe one day end it. The peace of recovery is the greatest reward! Thanks for watching! 

 Justin is a fellow Harbor Hall Alumni. We talk about his past and getting into treatment. We talk about jail, letting people down, and what he does today to stay positive and work a good program. Justin is very passionate about spreading Hope to those who still suffer. Take a few and listen. Please like, comment, and subscribe to help the Heathen grow! Love you all! 

No edits and no regrets. This is my story without rehearsal. To remain as authentic as I could I went raw dawg on this. Please check out my story for the first time on the podcast. Have questions? I am sure you do! Please send them my way! Either on the platform you are listening or find me The Sober Heathen on Facebook, Twitter, or email scott@thesoberheathen.com. Thanks for listening!

This is my first go at a motivational short. There were so many good ones out there while I was in treatment and jail. I thought I would take a swing at it. My mic sucks apparently but I hope the content is decent. Thanks for listening! It really means a lot!

Crystal talks openingly about her days in active addiction. She is truly brave for sharing what she did. Great job! You will not want to miss her story! So proud of her!

Just got out of the cage and had to share my experiences. You have to take the bad with the good. Accepting my consequences and making the most of being locked up. I do my best to keep this journey open and honest. 

You will not believe how far Gail is into her recovery! Great story of acceptance and strength! Do not miss this great story!