Nanci Adair

Liars, Thieves, Gluttons & Whores

Nanci Adair

  • Episode 10: Capturing Fire: A Photographer's & Poet’s Journey Through Addiction and Art with guest Meg Weston

Episode 10: Capturing Fire: A Photographer's & Poet’s Journey Through Addiction and Art with guest Meg Weston

Tuesday 26th December 2023

Join Nanci Adair as she chats with Meg Weston about her journey through addiction, recovery, and photographing volcanoes. A tale of resilience and artistry.
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29 minutes
Informative
Inspiring
Empowering
Hopeful
Educational

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Liars, Thieves, Gluttons & Whores
Author:
Nanci Adair
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Categories:
Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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From Ashes to Art: Meg Weston's Volcanic Journey Through Addiction and Creativity

Episode Overview

  • Meg Weston's journey through addiction and recovery, from a former CEO to a photographer and poet
  • Exploring the spiritual experience of photographing active volcanoes and the creation of Volcanoes.com
  • Insights into the delicate balance between addiction, sensitivity, and creativity
  • The impact of addiction on artists' lives and the significance of recovery
  • Challenges and joys of living in recovery and embracing artistic expression
But mostly stories about how addiction turns smart, sensitive people into liars, thieves, gluttons, and whores. Liars? And thieves? And gluttons and whores. Oh, liars, thieves, gluttons, and whores. Oh, my.
What happens when a passion for volcanoes meets the struggle of addiction? In this episode of 'Liars, Thieves, Gluttons & Whores', host Nanci Adair sits down with her sister, Meg Weston, to explore just that. Meg, a former CEO turned photographer and poet, shares her gripping journey through addiction and recovery, all while capturing the fiery essence of active volcanoes around the world. From Sicily's Mount Etna to Hawaii's Kilauea, Meg's adventures are as explosive as the landscapes she photographs.
But it's not just about the physical journey; Meg delves into the spiritual connection she feels with these natural wonders, seeing them as symbols of a power greater than herself. Her story is a testament to how art can be both a refuge and a revelation in the battle against addiction. Meg's insights into the delicate balance between creativity and addiction provide a unique perspective on how artists navigate their sensitivity and profound desire to experience the world deeply.
This episode isn't just for those in recovery; it's for anyone curious about the transformative power of art and the resilience of the human spirit.