Eric Protein Moseley: From the Streets to Social Change
Don't beat yourself up, don't go getting off into a pity party, stay strong and get back up and go through it again, because even the strongest people relapse.
Imagine growing up in Detroit, dropping out of school, and spiraling into addiction. This was Eric Protein Moseley's reality. But his story doesn't end there. In this episode of 'The Addiction Podcast - Point of No Return', Eric shares how he turned his life around and became a beacon of hope for many. After battling addiction and experiencing homelessness firsthand, Eric emerged as a social impact documentary filmmaker and homeless advocate.
His journey is a testament to resilience and the power of second chances. Eric's path to sobriety wasn't easy, but it led him to a mission greater than himself. He directed 'The Homeless Coronavirus Outreach', a documentary that not only educated the homeless about COVID-19 but also made waves globally. With his daughter by his side, Eric brought crucial information to those living on the streets, highlighting the often-overlooked plight of the homeless during the pandemic.
Throughout the episode, Eric talks candidly about his struggles and the moments that nearly broke him. He also shares the incredible bond he formed with his daughter as they navigated their own journey through homelessness. His story underscores the importance of staying strong and getting back up after a fall. For anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, Eric's story offers a powerful reminder that change is possible.
His transformation from a man lost in addiction to a filmmaker advocating for the homeless is nothing short of inspiring. Tune in to hear how one man's determination can make a difference in the world.