
The Recovery Guide is hosted by Michael Herbert, a person in long-term recovery with over 35 years clean and nearly four decades of experience in addiction and mental health. This show expands the conversation beyond abstinence, exploring the tools, mindset, health practices, and life rebuilding strategies that create lasting recovery. If you or someone you love is navigating addiction, this podca... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

By the time Adam Jablin was 30, he had the life he was supposed to want. A family business he'd spent his life stepping into, a wife, a home, a body he'd sculpted through years of competitive bodybuilding. From the outside, he was the guy who had it ... more
For years, Melissa McGovern tried to get sober on her own terms—cutting out alcohol for a while, feeling great, then slowly letting it creep back in under the guise of moderation. The cycle repeated more than once.
Then one of the worst things imagi... more
The assumption is almost always money. If someone in a Black community isn't getting access to treatment, the reason "must be" that they can't afford it.
Rick Hubbard has a hard piece of evidence against that. There was a nonprofit, state-funded tre... more
Eight and a half years into recovery, and Kevin Lanning puts most of his healing in the last two.
For five of those years he stayed sober and did the work as it was handed to him—made amends, kept commitments, sponsored others. And was still, by his... more
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As a man in recovery, I recommend this show to anyone who is looking to learn about addiction or recovery or just use as a tool to stay sharp in a life of recovery!









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The show centers on practical strategies for long-term recovery from addiction and mental health challenges, expanding beyond abstinence to encompass mindset, daily practices, family dynamics, and holistic well-being. Episodes frequently feature clinicians, recovery advocates, and individuals with lived experience—often blending clinical insights with real-life stories of resilience, movement, mindfulness, and personal growth. A notable strength is the breadth of guest backgrounds, from licensed therapists and intervention professionals to fitness experts, yoga instructors, and public-facing recovery advocates, all tying back to actionable guidance for rebuilding life after addiction. The format tends to mix personal narratives with expert ... more
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Recent guests on The Recovery Guide include:
1. Melissa McGovern
2. Kevin Lanning
3. Keesha Scott
4. Derek Lewis
5. Craig Robinson
6. Josie Tynes
7. Marc Kantor
8. Danielle Sharpe
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