Brandon Lee's Journey: From Overdose to Hopeful Recovery
I tell people that, yes, I'm a news anchor, I work in the news business. But it's funny because I get posts on my instagram as well like I don't understand why you're always wearing your sober t-shirts and talking about how you're sober, like your fans and your viewers. And I know that some people may see that as that's fake, like you can't really want to help that many people. This little show here is, you know, I'm not getting paid for it. The messages I receive Today are, brandon, that podcast is saving me like they're not in recovery.
Ever wondered how someone can bounce back after hitting rock bottom? This episode of 'Keepin' It Friel' features Brandon Lee, a former KTLA reporter and author of 'Mascara Boy', who opens up about his harrowing experience with addiction. Brandon recounts the darkest moments of his life, including two overdoses in a single week, and how he found his way to sobriety.
With nearly a decade of sobriety under his belt, Brandon's story is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with addiction. Host Courtney Friel engages Brandon in a heartfelt conversation about the impact of addiction on his career and personal life, and the crucial role hope played in his recovery. They also tackle the stigma surrounding addiction and the importance of discussing sobriety openly, especially in the news industry.
Brandon's candidness offers a powerful reminder that recovery is achievable and that sharing personal stories can inspire others to seek help. This episode is a must-listen for anyone affected by addiction or who knows someone struggling with it. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that underscores the importance of hope and the power of recovery.