Roger Boaz and Jason Rice

Soberholic Podcast

soberholicpodcast@gmail.com (Roger Boaz and Jason Rice)

  • In this Together

In this Together

Monday 18th November 2019

Discover the importance of community in recovery with Roger Boaz and Jason Rice on the Soberholic Podcast. Tune in for personal stories and practical advice.
31 minutes
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Empowering
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About this podcast

Soberholic Podcast
Author:
Roger Boaz and Jason Rice
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Health in Recovery
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Together We Stand: Community's Role in Recovery

I definitely believe there's a ton of wisdom in community. Also believe there's a lot of grace in community too...
Feeling like you're battling addiction all alone? In this episode of the Soberholic Podcast, hosts Roger Boaz and Jason Rice dive deep into the power of community in the recovery journey. They share personal stories of attempting to tackle recovery solo and the pivotal moments when they realized they needed others to succeed. The episode covers everything from the importance of sponsorship and accountability to the transformative effects of vulnerability.
Roger and Jason discuss how changing your social circles—your 'playmates and playgrounds'—can make a huge difference, and they touch on the role of faith and church in building a supportive network. One standout moment is Roger's insight: 'We're the sum of the five people we hang out with', highlighting how crucial it is to surround yourself with positive influences.
Jason also opens up about his struggle with pride and self-sufficiency, admitting, 'I really had convinced myself that there is a way I can figure it out on my own, without needing anybody else's help.' This episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt encouragement for anyone on the path to sobriety. Remember, you don't have to do it alone—there's a whole community ready to support you.