Latest Episodes

Breaking Free: Matt's Atheist Recovery Journey

How does one navigate the path to sobriety without believing in a higher power? Join us for a compelling conversation with Matt, a Fellowship House alumnus, who shares his incredible journey of recovery. Matt opens up about his secular approach...

October 08, 2024 • Season 4 • Episode 88 • 58:15

Finding Strength in Struggle: Amir's Road to Recovery

What happens when the structure of a military household collides with the chaos of addiction? Join us as Amir, an alumnus of Fellowship House, shares his compelling story of growing up in Scranton with a strong-minded mother whose military care...

September 24, 2024 • Season 4 • Episode 87 • 58:43

Breaking Barriers in Education and Recovery

What does it take to rebuild your life from the depths of addiction to academic and personal success? Jamie Monahan, a recruiter and certified recovery specialist at Luzerne County Community College's All One Recovery Center, shares his extraor...

September 17, 2024 • Season 4 • Episode 86 • 50:55

From Chaos to Clarity: Joey C's Journey through Addiction and Recovery

Imagine growing up in a high-pressure environment, feeling the weight of fitting in while battling personal demons. Joey C from Westchester, Pennsylvania, courageously opens up about his tumultuous journey through addiction and recovery. Adopte...

September 10, 2024 • Season 4 • Episode 85 • 1:05:12

Finding Strength in Fellowship House

What if unresolved childhood trauma could be the root cause of your addictions? In today's powerful episode, we sit down with Mike G as he opens up about his first year of recovery at Fellowship House. Mike takes us back to his roots in Dunmore...

September 03, 2024 • Season 4 • Episode 84 • 1:05:03

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My name is Colleen DeMuro and I just listened to the podcast with Mike G. I’ve known Mike most of my life and he’s always held a special place in my heart. I can’t thank you enough for establishing such a strong connection with him. If you can please forward him a message for me, I’d really appreciate it. I just want to let him know that I’m so proud of him. Not just for the sobriety, but for the strength it takes from within. I know hands down that him speaking on his experiences was not an easy thing but he did it. I’m beaming for him. Thank you again.

Scranton, Pennsylvania