The Workit Health Podcast
The Workit Health Podcast is a place for honest conversations about addiction, recovery, and the lives we build along the way.
Each episode brings together real stories from people with lived experience, conversations with experts and voices in the recovery community, and thoughtful discussions about addiction treatment, harm reduction, recovery culture, and everything in between.
There’s no single way to recover. Here, we make room for the complicated parts, the hopeful parts, and the conversations that don’t always fit neatly into a box.
Real people. Real stories. Real conversations about addiction and recovery.
The Workit Health Podcast
Latest Episodes
It's Good to Be Alive - with Amy Dresner, My Fair Junkie
Amy Dresner has been sober for 13 and a half years, but her new episode isn't about pink clouds and gratitude lists– it's about what actually sustains recovery once the honeymoon phase is long over. The author of My Fair Junkie talks w...
I Feel More Like Myself Than I Ever Have - with Tracey, Workit Health Member
Tracy spent decades fighting addiction, cycling through six treatment centers that never stuck. Chronic pain pulled her into the opioid crisis, and after a frightening hospital stay last January, she was getting by on borrowed Suboxone until he...
Do Good, Be Good - with Marc Lee Shannon, Sober Chronicles
Marc Lee Shannon spent 25 years touring with the Michael Stanley Band while climbing the corporate ladder in sales — all while hiding a drinking problem that eventually landed him in the ICU three times. In this episode, Marc talks about growin...
You Don’t Have to Believe to Start - with Jeannine Coulter, Chasing Heroine
Jeannine Coulter once sat in jail facing $100,000 bail and the possibility of prison, and realized she'd become the person she always thought she could never become.Jeannine, creator and host of Chasing Heroine, sits down with Max for a ...
Logging In Feels Like Coming Home - with Randy, Workit Health Member
Randy's mother was incarcerated at his birth. He was raised by his great-grandparents in a small town where drugs were part of daily life. In 2005, he lost both parents and two brothers to overdose within weeks of each other.In this memb...