William is a veteran cast member and he's been sharing his insightful view on addiction recovery with us for over 2 years. Will's coming up on 3 years of sobriety & is enjoying the gifts that come with sustained recovery. Will's 44 and is a southern comfort to the crew. Will is Tim's emotional support co-host & is one of the founding members of Talkin' Trash. He seamlessly provides contrast on addiction, recovery, the law and life. He's an integral cog of the our engine.
Jimmy's the veteran presence that fuels the fire. Over 4 years clean, Jim's an advocate of service work in recovery and giving back. 61 years old from Regina, Saskatchewan. Father of 2 ladies that are the light of his life. An active member in A.A., Jimmy sponsor's men and he's found his place to share his recovery. Jim's got a very big heart and is a loyal friend. If you want to be on the show, shoot him an e-mail by clicking on the link below or click on his picture to connect on Facebook.
Tim created the podcast 3 years ago for one reason: his own long-term sobriety, which eluded him for a lifetime. Tim's coming up on 3 years clean. A broken neck from a car accident left him with physical struggles that fanned the flames of addiction. He's an advocate of Mental Health awareness and kind, dual-diagnosis recovery. Through trial and error, he's traversed the do's and don'ts on the road to recovery. He knows how not to handle a family member struggling with addiction.
Brad is the newest addition to the Talkin' Trash family. Brad's a family man and hails from Canada as well and is over 3 years sober. After a lifetime of partying, he finally had enough and walked into his last stint in rehab 3 years ago. After a guest appearance, the team proposed an offer for him to join and he's been lights out ever since. Well spoken, high energy and full of knowledge, his addition to the team was felt immediately as he takes his recovery & his role as a host, deadly serious.
Elizabeth McKeon, PMHNP, CARN-BC, is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner with a passion for providing compassionate, evidence-based care across the lifespan. Specializing in addiction medicine and medication-assisted treatment (MAT), she brings extensive experience treating substance use disorders, as well as ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and other mental health conditions. Elizabeth is known for her patient-centered, non-judgmental approach, working collaboratively with individuals to develop personalized treatment plans that support lasting recovery and overall wellness. Her work has focused heavily on rural and underserved communities, including justice-involved populations, making her a valuable voice in the fields of mental health and addiction recovery. She joins the cause as our resident medical expert to help us navigate today's world of addiction medicine.
Larry is a longtime recovery advocate whose journey began on January 25, 1985. Born, raised, and retired in Biggar, Saskatchewan, he spent more than three decades working for CN Rail as a Trainman, Conductor, and Locomotive Operator, following in the footsteps of two generations before him. Throughout his career, he became actively involved in supporting recovery initiatives in the workplace and helping others navigate their own challenges. After retirement, Larry found renewed purpose working as a facilitator with Prairie Sky Recovery, where he embraced a more holistic approach to recovery that incorporates the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of healing. For more than 14 years, he has dedicated himself to personal growth and helping others better understand addiction, recovery, and the underlying reasons behind destructive behaviors. We are humbled by his decision to become a part of something he helped build.