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Anonymous Eskimo Episode 30- Samuel Johns aka AK Rebel
Anonymous Eskimo Episode 30- Samuel Johns aka AK Rebel
Anonymous Eskimo Episode 30- Samuel Johns aka AK Rebel
Wednesday 7th April 2021
Samuel Johns discusses his path to sobriety, Indigenous activism, and using social media for advocacy on 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast'.
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46 minutes
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Empowering
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Get the buttons here!Samuel Johns: Rising Above Addiction and Championing Indigenous Voices
I just want to try to get as many people with as many ways of you know- staying sober or not, drinking or in recovery, to help other people that are listening out there to maybe take that first step of you know, becoming sober and not having the crutch of alcohol or drugs in their life.
Ever wondered how a hip hop artist from Alaska can inspire change and hope? In this episode of 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast', Ralph Sara sits down with Samuel Johns, an Ahtna Athabaskan Hip Hop Artist and Indigenous Activist, to uncover his incredible journey. Samuel opens up about his struggles with alcoholism and how he found his way to sobriety in 2007.
His story is not just about quitting alcohol but about finding new purpose through work and basketball, which became his lifelines. Samuel's candid discussion on unhealed trauma and the importance of personal responsibility in recovery is both raw and enlightening. But his journey doesn't stop there. As the founder of the Facebook page 'Forget Me Not', Samuel uses social media to raise awareness and support for Indigenous issues.
He shares how these platforms can be powerful tools for advocacy and community building. Plus, you'll hear about his unique vision for a dog kennel for retired mushing dogs, showcasing his deep connection to his culture and community. This episode is a heartfelt call to action for anyone grappling with addiction, reminding us all of the power of resilience and the importance of seeking support.