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Rebuilding Life After Addiction

Author: Shenandoah Valley Adult Teen Challenge

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Rebuilding Life After Addiction is the podcast for people who got clean and realized that was just the beginning.


Hosted by Justin Franich and Robert Grant out of the Teen Challenge network, this is where faith meets the real work of recovery. Not clichés. Not surface-level fixes. Honest, Christ-centered conversations about what it actually takes to rebuild after addiction, stay free, and follow Jesus through the messy middle.


Justin is a Teen Challenge graduate with 20 years in the network and Executive Director of Shenandoah Valley Teen Challenge. Robert brings lived experience, wisdom, and the kind of honesty that keeps conversations grounded and practical. 


Together they sit down with Teen Challenge graduates, families, pastors, and people who are walking proof that God isn’t done yet.

What you’ll hear on this podcast:

Real addiction recovery testimonies from Teen Challenge graduates, families, and Christ-centered recovery programs across the country.


Conversations about identity, purpose, and why sobriety alone isn’t enough.

Practical help for families navigating addiction: boundaries, enabling, interventions, and choosing the right program.

Bible-based encouragement for depression, grief, anxiety, anger, and the seasons nobody talks about.

Teaching on discipleship, forgiveness, relationships, and what it looks like to actually follow Jesus after rehab.

Behind-the-scenes updates from Shenandoah Valley Teen Challenge and the Rebuilding Life ministry.

If you’re sober but still stuck, this podcast is for you.

If you’re a mom or spouse trying to hold your family together, this podcast is for you.

If you’re searching for a faith-based program and don’t know where to start, this podcast is for you.


If you love Jesus but the Christian life feels harder than anyone told you it would be, this podcast is for you.


New episodes weekly on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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You did the hardest thing already. You got clean. But then you're standing there thinking, all I've known is drugs. How do I even get a job? That's the conversation here. Shayne Weiser knows the work of rebuilding from the ground up. As a young man, legal trouble and a string of bad choices stopped his life cold, and he climbed back from ten dollars an hour into a successful business and a life of purpose. We get practical. Why your first job doesn't have to be your forever job. Why fourteen ...
You did the hardest thing already. You got clean. Then comes the part that rarely gets talked about: the debt, the wrecked credit, the bills you can't look at. I sat down with my friend Jacob Dobscha, a business insurance agent with LD&B Insurance in Harrisonburg, Virginia, to lay out exactly how you dig out. Not theory. A plan you can start the week you get home. We cover the whole thing. Where to begin when everything feels like it's on fire. The first $1,000. The debt snowball and why ...
Relapse almost never starts with the drug. It starts long before that, in the warning signs most people miss. I've known Nathaniel Gray since 2008. Back then he was coming out of an active heroin addiction with a stack of charges, and he couldn't read. A man in his cell wrote his letter into the program for him. A pastor he'd never met stood up in court and said God sent him there for a stranger. That was the start. Twenty years later, Nathaniel is a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist and a m...
We set up to sell furniture and ended up recording one of the most honest conversations we've had in a while. No studio, no stage, just three of us on the floor of an empty garage at The Table 61 in Harrisonburg, Virginia. It started with one question. What if the crushing is the blessing? From there we got into the olive press, the wine that has to age, and why Jesus wasn't in a hurry to be seen. I was honest about the last six months, coming back to something expecting it to take off and ru...
Three and a half years sober. Gone in 30 days. Everybody assumes relapse starts with the drug. A trigger. A craving. A bad day you couldn't beat. It didn't. In this clip, Rocco says it straight. He stopped staying plugged in. The church family, the brothers, the community God built around him. He let it drift. Work got busy. Bible study got skipped. The relapse was already happening months before he ever picked up. That's the part nobody warns you about. The fall doesn't start where you think...
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