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We suffered in silence—now we recover out loud. That’s how we roll here on Talkin’ Trash. We’re not ashamed of our afflictions; quite the opposite. We find strength in vulnerability, and staying open-minded breaks down walls we never thought possible. Tonight, we unveiled Trash 2.0—a new look, a new year, and a new cast member. We’re always adapting, always evolving, one day at a time. We handed the mic to Brad tonight, our newest team member, to get to know what makes him tick. Turns out… he’s nuts—so he fits right in with the boys. Around here, we identify, not compare. Enjoy the show, it's a long-n.
PODCASTING OLYMPICS
We welcomed our new friend Brad to the team tonight. Much like Jim, Brad's a natural and he's authentic. That transcends borders and timezones. Also like Jim, Brad is from Canada and like the rest of the staff, he donates his time, energy and emotions into spreading the message in order to keep what we get when we give it away. Resentment in recovery is like carrying a backpack full of stones—you don’t always notice the weight until it starts breaking you down. It feeds old patterns, keeps wounds open, and quietly pulls you back toward using. Letting go doesn’t mean excusing the harm; it means choosing freedom over staying tied to the past.
CANADIAN BAIT & SWITCH
The power came back on an hour before the show and the crew rallied to pull together ill prepared. It didn't hurt that we had one of our favorite friends on the show for the fourth time. When you make real connections in this line of work they're real, regardless of race, creed, identity, it doesn't matter. We all share the same affliction of addiction. We meet on this level playing field and share openly without fear of censorship or rebuke. This is how we heal. We share our feelings, we get them out there and take part in giving the same support we're getting out of opening up.
CHECKING IN
The power came back on an hour before the show and the crew rallied to pull together ill prepared. It didn't hurt that we had one of our favorite friends on the show for the fourth time. When you make real connections in this line of work they're real, regardless of race, creed, identity, it doesn't matter. We all share the same affliction of addiction. We meet on this level playing field and share openly without fear of censorship or rebuke. This is how we heal. We share our feelings, we get them out there and take part in giving the same support we're getting out of opening up.
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