So excited to be dropping another "Hat Pull Episode" because the FANS get to engage with us even more this way. Thanks to all the viewers and listeners who send questions in to ask our hosts about their own experiences with active addiction and recovery.

Sober Friends of NY and Jody Out Loud are eager to continue spreading awareness to SUD and recovery. Please support us by subscribing to our YouTube channel to watch real, raw, conversations.

Shout out to the sponsors of this podcast episode: Donate Vehicles USA & OCD Cleaning Service If you are interested in sponsoring this podcast, please email us: contact@soberfriends.me

Our recovery center is located in Orange County, NY. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and are interested in our support, please visit our website: soberfriends.me

Disclaimer: This podcast may include discussions of active addiction, recovery journeys, trauma, and other sensitive topics, and may contain language some listeners find triggering. Listener discretion is advised. Participation is voluntary, and individuals choose what personal information they wish to share. Sober Friends does not provide medical, clinical, or legal advice through this platform. Any content shared is for educational and storytelling purposes only and should not replace professional treatment or guidance. We are committed to maintaining professionalism and supporting ethical recovery practices while honoring each individual’s right to share their story in their own words.

This was a particularly meaningful episode, especially for Jody and her brother David. They describe this as a “family disease,” since SUD impacts not just the individual, but everyone who cares about them. Jody, David, and Danny also shared extensively about their past experiences from their perspectives during the days in active addiction. Sober Friends of NY and Jody Out Loud are eager to continue spreading awareness to SUD and recovery. Please support us by subscribing to our YouTube channel to watch real, raw, conversations.

Our recovery center is located in Orange County, NY. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and are interested in our support, please visit our website: soberfriends.me

Disclaimer: This podcast may include discussions of active addiction, recovery journeys, trauma, and other sensitive topics, and may contain language some listeners find triggering. Listener discretion is advised. Participation is voluntary, and individuals choose what personal information they wish to share. Sober Friends does not provide medical, clinical, or legal advice through this platform. Any content shared is for educational and storytelling purposes only and should not replace professional treatment or guidance. We are committed to maintaining professionalism and supporting ethical recovery practices while honoring each individual’s right to share their story in their own words.

We’re thrilled to present in this episode both an interview AND a live performance from our special guest, Andrew Ace Greenspan. A talented musician based in Nyack, NY, Andrew is also on the autism spectrum. In this episode, he opens up about his journey through addiction and how he has used music as a powerful tool for healing and growth as he continues moving forward. Stay until the end to hear Andrew Ace Greenspan performs his song "Livin' Rough, Hangin' Tough" LIVE!

To learn more about Andrew Ace Greenspan, visit www.andrewacegreenspan.com

Our recovery center is located in Orange County, NY. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction and are interested in our support, please visit our website: soberfriends.me

Disclaimer: This podcast may include discussions of active addiction, recovery journeys, trauma, and other sensitive topics, and may contain language some listeners find triggering. Listener discretion is advised. Participation is voluntary, and individuals choose what personal information they wish to share. Sober Friends does not provide medical, clinical, or legal advice through this platform. Any content shared is for educational and storytelling purposes only and should not replace professional treatment or guidance. We are committed to maintaining professionalism and supporting ethical recovery practices while honoring each individual’s right to share their story in their own words.