The FRAA Recovery Podcast

Tribute to Recovery: Treya Speaks at Patsy's 44th Celebration

LeTreya, a recovering addict, celebrates her grandmother’s 44 years clean and reflects on how the fellowship shaped her life from childhood. She shares her journey through the steps, working with a sponsor, and the importance of acceptance and unity in recovery.
She discusses struggles with judgment, confronting others, a relapse early on, and practical steps to regain manageability at home. The episode closes with a simple takeaway: focus on what’s important, take recovery one step at a time, and protect your serenity.
FRAA Recovery has no affiliation with 12-step fellowships; however, we do believe in the hope shared by the addict and alcoholic in recovery.

Walking Many Myles with the Disease of Addiction

Two men, Miles and Adam, share raw, honest accounts of addiction and recovery. They describe hitting rock bottom, the daily struggle to stay clean, and how meetings, the 12 steps, and surrender brought new purpose and stability to their lives.
The episode highlights the importance of community, hard work, and spiritual practice, while warning about relapse risks and the lasting impact of substance use on family and health.
FRAA Recovery has no affiliation with 12-step fellowships; however, we do believe in the hope shared by the addict and alcoholic in recovery.

FRAA Recovery is Back: The Disease Saved Me Paradox

Professor P shares about living with addiction, the chronic, progressive, and all too sure but fatal disease that remains part of him and, paradoxically, helped lead him to recovery through Narcotics Anonymous, family, and a higher power.
He updates listeners on the FRAA Recovery nonprofit—research studies, conferences, community events—and asks for support, donations, and participation in upcoming surveys and programs.
FRAA Recovery has no affiliation with 12-step fellowships; however, we do believe in the hope shared by the addict and alcoholic in recovery.

Finding a Home in Narcotics Anonymous

Adam shares his recovery journey and how he found his home in Narcotics Anonymous. He reflects on working the steps, the power of community, the challenges of parenting in recovery, and why commitment to a home group matters.
FRAA Recovery has no affiliation with 12-step fellowships; however, we do believe in the hope shared by the addict and alcoholic in recovery.

Streets to Surrender: Joseph's Journey

Joseph shares his unfiltered, powerful journey from childhood trauma and addiction to finding purpose in Narcotics Anonymous. Through prison, health crises, and family loss, he emphasizes surrender, service, and daily application of recovery principles.
This episode offers a blunt, heartfelt message of hope for anyone struggling with addiction or supporting someone in recovery.
FRAA Recovery has no affiliation with 12-step fellowships; however, we do believe in the hope shared by the addict and alcoholic in recovery.

Sharing Recovery to Stay Alive

This episode is a candid personal story of addiction, loss, and recovery: growing up around drugs, multiple relapses, family tragedies, and the turning point that led to daily meetings, prayer, and working the 12 steps.It explores the ongoing struggle of staying clean, replacing old behaviors, finding faith and service in Narcotics Anonymous, and the hard work of rebuilding a life and family after years of active addiction.

Farms and Fighting led to Freedom

Tony shares a powerful personal story of childhood trauma, years of addiction, and the turning point that led him into Narcotics Anonymous. He explains how recognizing his thinking patterns and surrendering internally helped him start the healing process.
The episode describes the practical recovery tools Tony uses daily, including meetings, step work, connecting with a higher power, setting boundaries, and service to others. He emphasizes the importance of staying connected, practicing honesty, and striking a balance between family and recovery.
The Freecovery Podcast and FRAA have no affiliation with 12-Step Fellowships. Nevertheless, we believe in the experience, strength, and hope shared by addicts and alcoholics in recovery.

A Life Beyond Your Wildest Dreams

Adam shares the importance of Narcotics Anonymous meetings, the guidance of sponsors, and the power of community in maintaining clean time and serenity. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, he discussed overcoming challenges, embracing humility, and finding purpose beyond addiction. The episode also highlights the importance of education and the ongoing support of loved ones during the recovery process.
Listeners are invited to explore the lasting impact of Narcotics Anonymous, the joy of self-discovery, and the pursuit of dreams once thought unattainable. This episode offers hope and insight for anyone seeking to understand the complex journey of overcoming addiction and living a fulfilling life free from substances.
The Freecovery Podcast and FRAA have no affiliation with 12-Step Fellowships. Nevertheless, we believe in the experience, strength, and hope shared by addicts and alcoholics in recovery.

From Hopelessness to Champion: Kyle C.

Kyle takes us on his courageous and inspiring journey from the depths of addiction to a life of hope and recovery. He navigates through his childhood in a family of addicts, his early encounters with substance abuse, and his tumultuous path to finding solace in recovery meetings. With honesty and vulnerability, Kyle reveals the struggles and triumphs of battling addiction and the profound impact of Narcotics Anonymous on his life. Tune in to learn about the power of second chances and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
The Freecovery Podcast and FRAA have no affiliation with 12-Step Fellowships. Nevertheless, we believe in the experience, strength, and hope shared by addicts and alcoholics in recovery.

A Miracle of Recovery: Shanon S.

Shanon shares her miraculous and transformative journey from the horrors of addiction to the spiritual life of recovery. She opens up about her struggles with substance abuse, the impact on her family, and the turning point that led her to seek help. Shanon emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, perseverance, and how the 12-Steps are helping her rebuild an entirely new life, and a new her. Join us as we explore her courageous battle with addiction and her inspiring path to recovery, highlighting the personal growth and resilience required to overcome life's challenges.
The Freecovery Podcast and FRAA have no affiliation with 12-Step Fellowships. Nevertheless, we believe in the experience, strength, and hope shared by addicts and alcoholics in recovery.