John Hiatt: Music, Sobriety, and the Power of Support
I started in... Five, Six Months I started being able to write and it started to become, you know, a comfort to me to be able to write songs.
What happens when a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter opens up about his journey through addiction and recovery? In this episode, Neil Scott sits down with the legendary John Hiatt at the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers Leadership Conference in Ft. Lauderdale. Hiatt, whose songs have been covered by music giants like Willie Nelson and Eric Clapton, shares his raw and inspiring story of long-term recovery.
Despite facing personal tragedies, Hiatt talks about how sober support systems have been crucial in his journey. He delves into how creative expression through music has served as a lifeline, helping him navigate the ups and downs of sobriety. If you're curious about how someone can turn their pain into art and find hope amidst adversity, this interview is a must-listen.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in the transformative power of music, Hiatt's story will resonate deeply.