Mike and Nat are two middle-aged suburban dads wrestling with addiction and recovery while trying to juggle home life, work, and staying sober. Listen as they discuss current topics in the recovery community including 12 Step, alternative addiction recovery and the newest medical research . Listen to the guys talk about their daily struggle to maintain their recovery and anonymity in the world of ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationSelf-ImprovementHealth & Fitness |
RMA 136: Reel Recovery: Critiquing 'Intervention' and Exploring Addiction Genetics" more
Episode 135: Calm and Connected: Navigating Sobriety in Turbulent Times more
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RMA 133: The Prop 110 Debacle: A Deep Dive into Oregon's Legalization Experiment and the Nationwide Impact on Recovery more
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So yeah, two imperfect, middle aged dudes in recovery. Sometimes they say things I do not like or agree with. I just finished listening to their entire catalog and I love their show. more
Found their attitude off putting, kept interrupting guest, going off on a tangent more
The guys thread the needle between taking their recovery seriously but not being too serious about it all. A very accomplished person in all areas of his life, I still can’t believe Mike ever smoked crack! Nat could make a living professionally with his golden voice, and ability to improvise & do impressions and accents.
I can’t say enough good things about Mike and Nat’s recovery podcast! It’s a 5-star gem that excels in every aspect. Their humor keeps the discussions engaging, making every episode a joy to listen to. What sets this podcast apart is its relatability – Mike and Nat share personal stories and insights that make you feel like part of their journey. The content is consistently interesting, tackling a wide range of recovery-related topics with depth and sincerity. Moreover, the podcast is exceptiona... more
They told me to leave a review so I did… But also, this is a really amazing podcast! Mike and Nat are both hilarious as well as honest which is something that you don’t get nowadays! Not only is it educational, but it’s uplifting to hear other people’s viewpoints on addiction based on their lived experience. Even though I don’t have kids I love listening to them talk about their kids because one day I plan to have children and I’ve always wondered what that conversation would look like when taki... more
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