Iggy on Identity, Positivity, and Indigenous Recovery
Our cause is more than your cause, when it's the cause of the human condition that should be at the forefront of each protest.
Ever thought about how deeply our sense of identity can shape our recovery journey? In this episode of 'TMI with Iggy', host Inacia Martin, better known as Iggy, takes a deep dive into addiction and recovery through the lens of indigenous experiences. Iggy doesn’t shy away from tough topics; he examines how institutions like Christianity and the justice system have historically oppressed native communities, affecting their battles with addiction.
This isn’t just another talk about sobriety; it’s an eye-opening discussion that blends personal stories with broader social issues. Iggy passionately argues that fostering a strong sense of identity in children, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds, is crucial for their development and future well-being. He also touches on the surprising role technology can play in nurturing this identity. But that's not all.
Iggy explores the dual power of positivity and negativity in shaping behavior, making you question how these forces impact your own life. He wraps up with a powerful call to keep our shared humanity at the heart of every protest and movement. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding addiction recovery from a unique and culturally rich perspective.