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The Addiction Podcast-Point of No Return

Joanie Sigal
Addiction
Mental Health
Recovery
Substance Abuse
Fentanyl
Alcoholism
Father Joe's Village
Homelessness
Addiction Advocacy
Addiction Recovery
Fitness
Legal Reforms
San Diego
Family Dynamics
Sobriety
Intervention
Art
Substance Use Disorders
Marine Corps
Achieve Greatness

This podcast addresses hope and recovery options for individuals, friends, family, parents and associates who have been or may be addicted to opioids, heroin, cocaine, prescription drugs, fentanyl, and want to overcome the addiction. There are interviews with former addicts, stories of having gone through numerous failed rehabes, parents and loved ones that describe the horrors and ultimate method... more

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Latest Episodes

After losing everything due to overdrinking from a very young age, Ian Fee reached a breaking point and began his journey to reclaim his life. 

Today, Ian is a successful author, entrepreneur, and the creator of Make It Great (MIG). Proudly sober s... more

Dr. Tony Dice, CEO of Bishop & Dice Defense LLC, empowers veterans, law enforcement, and first responders to overcome trauma and reclaim their lives. As a Navy SEAL, therapist, paramedic, and firefighter, he’s lived at the extremes of chaos and contr... more

He was homeless, struggling with addiction, and sick. Now, Eric Zimmer is the author, teacher, and host behind the massive hit podcast, The One You Feed (with over 50 million downloads!), exploring the secrets to a meaningful life.

In this powerful... more

Beth McDonough lost her career, her reputation, and her freedom. After two DUIs and being exposed by her own news station, this former television personality hit rock bottom. But that's not where her story ends.

In this powerful episode, Beth share... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Tony Dice
Former Navy SEAL, advocate for veterans' recovery, and therapist
Episode: From Navy SEAL to Recovery Advocate Dr Tony Dice
Eric Zimmer
Author and Recovery Coach
One You Feed
Episode: Eric Zimmer Feeding the Wolf
Beth McDonough
A former TV reporter whose journey through alcohol addiction led her to recovery and authorship.
Episode: Beth McDonough from Breaking News to Breaking the Bonds of Addiction
Alexis Pleus
Founder of Truth Pharm and the National Trail of Truth
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Episode: Alexis Pleus Turning a Mother's Heartbreak into Action
Sarah Hornbuckle
Advocate for addiction recovery and suicide prevention, founder of the Hornbuckle Foundation.
Hornbuckle Foundation
Episode: Sarah Hornbuckle Armoring Teens with Truth about Drugs
Theo Fleury
Former professional hockey player who overcame childhood abuse and addiction.
Episode: Theo Fleury From Abuse to Addiction and Hockey Fame
Derek S. Maltz
Former head of the DEA Special Operations Division
DEA
Episode: Derek Maltz - Fighting Against Drugs Where it Counts
Chris Janssen
Life coach and author with a personal story of overcoming alcohol addiction
Chris Janssen Coaching
Episode: Chris Janssen Forgiveness and Recovery
Tiffany Jenkins
Recovering addict and author who shares her story of addiction and recovery
Episode: Tiffany Jenkins Addiction, Laughter, Raw Redemption

Hosts

Joni Siegel
Host of the podcast, offering insights on addiction and recovery through her experiences and interviews with guests.
Amy Newman
Co-host and provider of intervention services, sharing expertise on addiction and support methods for families affected by addiction.

Reviews

3.8 out of 5 stars from 241 ratings
  • One word….SCIENTOLOGY.

    I cannot believe the nonsense these two spew against Medically Assisted Treatment. This pod is put out by Scientology and narconon.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Calvin Calling
    United States5 months ago
  • It’s for YOU

    This is a truly important podcast. It could save YOUR LIFE. Sobriety is a choice you make for YOU. This podcast can help YOU

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ClintArthur
    United States3 years ago
  • Karen

    Big facts Karen. It’s one of the few medications available for the disease, to help combat it. One can be on it their entire life. Especially if it keeps them clean. The goal is to eventually step down for lots of people but the main goal for everyone is to stay clean, no matter what. Anyways l, like your post and wanted to comment ….of course…. Wishing you the best!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Roo the jew
    United States3 years ago
  • I really liked this podcast until the episode with Beverley Thomson. So many of what she says about antidepressant medication is factually completely incorrect. Neither of you have a medical or pharmacological education. Please get a psychiatrist on for balance. Unsubscribed.

    Podcast Addict
    1
    emilyaustralia
    3 years ago
  • Medication assisted treatment

    Hi. I listened to a few episodes of your show. If you’re open to it, I would love to come on and talk about my experience of being on suboxone for almost 13 years (and counting). For me; suboxone is part of my treatment and you say “you can’t stay on it for the rest of your life.” I beg to differ. I would love to discuss. Many people with diseases are on medications for their whole lives. Diabetics who take insulin. People with thyroid issues taking synthroid. Don’t discourage people from taking... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Karen2k15
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Overall, many find the podcast an invaluable resource for those grappling with addiction, offering solidarity and understanding amidst personal struggles.
Some reviews criticize the lack of scientific backing or the pushing of specific narratives that may be seen as biased, leading to polarized opinions on the advice given.
There is a significant focus on practical advice and real-life strategies for dealing with addiction in families, making it relatable and actionable for many listeners.
Listeners appreciate the compelling personal stories shared by guests, which often provide both inspiration and hope for recovery.

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Talking Points

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From Navy SEAL to Recovery Advocate Dr Tony Dice
Q: So how do you serve veterans and how did you get started with this?
I went through my own recovery process and noticed the differing needs of veterans, leading me to focus specifically on them in my work.
From Navy SEAL to Recovery Advocate Dr Tony Dice
Q: So what are you doing today and why are you talking to us?
I work with veterans, law enforcement, first responders, providing a synergy of mental health services and tactical supply.
Eric Zimmer Feeding the Wolf
Q: So do you have a website? Is that how people reach you to talk to you and get coached by you?
Yes, you can find my website at oneyoufeed.net for coaching and resources.
Eric Zimmer Feeding the Wolf
Q: How long have you been clean and sober now?
This time around 15 years.
Eric Zimmer Feeding the Wolf
Q: What would you say was like your real point of no return where you just knew that that was it, that you had to stop in order to get your life together?
I had so many moments up until that last time where I thought, this is it, this has to change, this isn't working. One significant point was failing out of a mentoring program I truly valued due to my addiction.

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What is The Addiction Podcast-Point of No Return about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers a platform for discussion around the multifaceted challenges of addiction, focusing on narratives and insights from former addicts, their families, and intervention specialists. Episodes typically address various substance addictions, including opioids, heroin, cocaine, and prescription drugs, providing listeners with personal stories of recovery and the intricate dynamics of supporting loved ones struggling with addiction. Through these conversations, the podcast seeks to inspire hope and share practical methods for recovery, exploring themes such as the changing landscape of rehab, the effectiveness of alternative detox approaches, and the critical moment of realization known as the 'point of no return.' By discussing ... more

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1. Dr. Tony Dice
2. Eric Zimmer
3. Beth McDonough
4. Alexis Pleus
5. Sarah Hornbuckle
6. Theo Fleury
7. Derek S. Maltz
8. Chris Janssen

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