Recovery Unfiltered

Rob & Larry are joined with Katie, We walk through the steps and break them down.. Listen to Rob and Katie dominate the show and not let Larry speak ..

Come and listen to us talk about the corruption in Recovery centers. Concetta returns to discuss what she has seen in her years of working in the,

We finish Nathans story from Episode 38.. These stories are why we do this podcast..

This conversation delves into the personal journeys of recovery, focusing on the struggles and triumphs faced by individuals overcoming addiction. It highlights the importance of choices, faith, and community support in the recovery process, as well as the impact of childhood experiences on adult behavior. The discussion also emphasizes the significance of sharing stories to inspire and help others on their recovery journeys. In this episode of the Recovery Unfiltered Podcast, the hosts delve into the struggles of alcoholism, the impact of trauma and loss, and the journey to sobriety. They discuss the importance of community, acceptance, and personal growth in recovery, as well as the role of family support. The conversation highlights the transformative power of faith and the necessity of embracing change to achieve lasting sobriety and happiness.

SummaryIn this conversation, the speakers delve into their personal journeys of recovery from alcoholism, discussing the importance of spirituality, the 12 steps, and the role of fear and respect in their lives. They share insights on navigating relationships during sobriety and the significance of self-reflection and personal growth. The dialogue emphasizes the need for honesty, accountability, and the willingness to confront one's fears and limitations in the pursuit of a healthier life. This conversation delves into the complexities of trust, leadership, self-love, and the impact of sobriety on relationships. The speakers share personal experiences and insights on navigating these themes, emphasizing the importance of community support and personal growth. They discuss the challenges of micromanagement, the journey of learning to love oneself, and the significance of helping others in their recovery journeys. The dialogue also touches on the necessity of breaking free from toxic relationships and the role of faith in personal development.

SummaryIn this episode of the Recovery Unfiltered Podcast, hosts Larry and Rob reflect on their journey through recovery in 2025, sharing personal stories, insights, and the importance of community support. They discuss the role of honesty in recovery, the impact of women in the recovery community, and the significance of healing relationships. The conversation highlights transformative stories from guests, the challenges faced in recovery, and the steps that guide individuals towards healing. With humor and sincerity, the hosts emphasize the power of sharing experiences and the ongoing journey of recovery.

This conversation delves into the complex journey of addiction, exploring themes of power, control, and the impact of childhood experiences on adult behavior. The speaker shares personal stories of navigating adolescence, early sexual experiences, and the challenges of relationships within the context of addiction. The discussion highlights the cyclical nature of substance abuse, the struggle for autonomy, and the difficult path toward seeking help and recovery, culminating in the unexpected challenges of pregnancy during addiction. This conversation delves into the complex journey of addiction, recovery, and personal growth. The speaker shares their experiences with pregnancy, abortion, and the emotional turmoil that accompanies addiction. They discuss the impact of relationships, the struggle for acceptance, and the importance of community support in recovery. The conversation highlights the challenges of early sobriety, the role of spirituality, and the ongoing journey of self-improvement. Ultimately, it emphasizes the beauty of recovery and the connections formed within the community.

SummaryThis conversation delves into the personal recovery journeys of the speakers, highlighting the challenges and triumphs faced along the way. From childhood experiences that shaped their relationship with alcohol to the complexities of family dynamics, the discussion emphasizes the importance of community, support, and the ongoing journey of sobriety. The speakers share their stories of resilience, the impact of addiction on their lives, and the hope found in recovery and connection with others. This conversation delves into the personal journeys of recovery from alcoholism, exploring the complexities of relationships, the importance of support systems, and the transformative power of community. The speakers share their experiences with sobriety, the challenges of mental health, and the significance of finding the right sponsors in their recovery journey. They emphasize the importance of transparency, trust, and personal growth, highlighting how their relationships have evolved through their experiences in recovery.

Dustin C shares his story of experience strength and hope. 14 years sober and he is still finding grace each day,

Rob and I go one on one for a new years Eve event. We talk about Life events and the struggles of recognizing God at work in your life.

Westside John is back. We catch up with John after his marriage to Heather ( #8 is a bitch ) and we work through a few holiday encouragements.. Reach us at recoveryunfilteredpodcast@gmail.com

Ashley comes in to tell her story about loss and redemption with every aspect of her heart.

In this episode of the Recovery Unfiltered Podcast, the hosts discuss the challenges of navigating sobriety during the holiday season. They share personal experiences and insights on how to cope with the pressures of family gatherings, the importance of community support, and strategies for maintaining sobriety. The conversation emphasizes the need for planning, setting boundaries, and embracing new traditions while staying connected to one's recovery journey.

n this episode of the Recovery Unfiltered podcast, John K shares his profound journey through addiction, recovery, and the impact of relationships on his sobriety. From a life-changing incident in his youth to the gradual evolution of his drinking habits, John reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his path. He discusses the importance of community, the role of prayer, and the struggles with resentments in his relationships. As he navigates the challenges of alcoholism, including a relapse during the COVID-19 pandemic, John emphasizes the significance of support systems and honesty in the recovery process. His story is one of resilience, healing, and the ongoing journey of sobriety. This conversation delves into a profound personal journey of addiction, recovery, and resilience. The speaker shares their harrowing experiences with alcoholism, including a dramatic descent into addiction, a life-threatening coma, and the challenges of recovery. Through faith, community support, and a commitment to sobriety, they illustrate the transformative power of acceptance and gratitude in overcoming adversity.

In this episode of the Recovery Unfiltered Podcast, the hosts engage in a heartfelt conversation about the importance of acceptance in recovery and life. They reflect on previous episodes, share personal updates, and discuss the challenges and triumphs of living a sober life. The discussion emphasizes the need for acceptance as a tool for overcoming difficulties and fostering personal growth, while also highlighting the significance of being present in the moment.

SummaryIn this episode of the Recovery Unfiltered Podcast, the hosts engage in a heartfelt discussion with guest John Kay, exploring themes of recovery, forgiveness, and the lessons learned from near-death experiences. They reflect on the importance of love, joy, and presence in life, while also addressing regrets and the impact of addiction on relationships and parenting. The conversation emphasizes the role of spirituality in recovery and the significance of open communication with loved ones.

We talk with Concetta about cliques in AA and do they exist. If they do how does an new person new to AA navigate them.

Ashley is back with us for a Topic and a bit more of her story. we look forward to working with you more Ashley Thank You

Send us a textOne prayer. One big win. A thousand bad bets. This week we sit with a story that refuses to blink: from a first jackpot and comped rooms to forged signatures, meth-fueled investigations, DUIs, and a 400-foot plunge that somehow wasn’t the end. The chase for the next high becomes a full-time job—slots, credit kiting, Costco rug scams, fake IDs—until the truth finally breaks through in a courtroom where a judge gives one last chance and honesty becomes the only strategy left.We walk through the parts that rarely get airtime: how process addictions like gambling and bulimia got misread as “less serious” while alcohol and drugs ran cover; how shame and secrecy kept rewiring choices; and how family dynamics of control, image, and rescue poured gas on a fire that wouldn’t stop. The details are messy and human—Vegas jackpots, a bookie named Ted, rehab romances, crack paranoia in a locked garage, custody battles, and a mother’s fury in a courthouse aisle. It’s wild, but the hinge of the story is plain: accountability over victimhood, service over self, and a decision to live in sober housing long enough to become the person running it.You’ll also hear what recovery looks like after rock bottom: a sponsor who reads the Big Book line by line because comprehension is a barrier; rebaptism and a faith that feels alive, not performative; and the hard admission that process addictions can still creep in when stress peaks. We pull back the curtain on the recovery industry too—kickbacks, light-touch programs, and insurance incentives that reward churn over change—and talk about building care that’s ethical, transparent, and matched to real needs.If you’ve ever believed your past has the final word, this conversation offers a different ending. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs hope, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway—what part of this story challenged you to tell the truth about your own?Thank You for Joining Us.. Please share with friends. If you or anyone you know is struggling with alcoholism please reach out to us. We can get you help. recoveryunfilteredpodcast@gmail.com

Send us a textA quiet prayer sets the tone, then the truth rushes in. We sit with Concetta as she maps a childhood of tight control and big love, school years tangled by dyslexia and undiagnosed ADHD, and a relentless need to be seen that bloomed into bulimia and blackout drinking. No melodrama, just the kind of detail you only share when you’re done hiding: raisins in the lunchbox while everyone else had Ding Dongs, a first drunk that turned into a public spectacle, and the way shame can feel like destiny when approval seems tied to your body and behavior.College offered freedom without guardrails. She gamed the system, outdrank everyone, and used her eating disorder to extend the party. An arrest exposed cracks her family tried to plaster over with treatment aimed at food, not booze. A fast-track marriage checked every box on paper—older attorney, big wedding, picture-perfect home—but left her starving inside. Motherhood brought a pause, then the restlessness roared back: secret affairs, a devastating choice, and the slow collapse of boundaries that once felt unbreakable.Then came the track. A racehorse named after her. A triple that hit. A pick six that nearly did. Gambling lit up the same circuits as alcohol and bulimia—risk, reward, attention, control—without the mess, until the mess caught up. Concetta’s candor is the point: how control and shame can incubate addiction, how smart people make impossible choices, and how honesty can start to pry open a way out. We end on a cliffhanger—twenty-six arrests and four counties of probation—with part two on the way.If this story moved you, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs it, and leave a review so more people can find these conversations. What moment stayed with you the most?Thank You for Joining Us.. Please share with friends. If you or anyone you know is struggling with alcoholism please reach out to us. We can get you help. recoveryunfilteredpodcast@gmail.com