Hosted by Charlie & Jason
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Joshua Shea and The Hidden Addiction - The Way Out Podcast Episode 162
Joshua Shea and The Hidden Addiction - The Way Out Podcast Episode 162
Joshua Shea and The Hidden Addiction - The Way Out Podcast Episode 162
Saturday 2nd November 2019
Joshua Shea discusses his journey from porn addiction and alcoholism to recovery in this episode of The Way Out podcast. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation.
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Episode Overview
- Joshua Shea shares his journey from functional addict to recovery
- He highlights the taboo nature of porn addiction and the universal struggles faced
- The importance of seeking help and addressing underlying issues is emphasized
- Through therapy and self-reflection, Joshua uncovers the root causes of his addictions
- His story serves as a beacon of hope for listeners battling similar demons
We all suck at being criminals. I don't have all the answers. I don't have full control. Find new resources if I don't have them because I'm not the superhuman.
Ever felt like some topics are just too taboo to talk about? Joshua Shea certainly has, and in this episode of 'The Way Out', he opens up about his struggle with pornography addiction and alcoholism. Joshua's story is a raw and honest account of how these addictions took hold of his life and the steps he took to reclaim it.
With a background of over 50 appearances on various media platforms, Joshua brings a wealth of experience and a no-nonsense approach to a subject often shrouded in shame. He emphasizes that porn addiction spans all demographics and stresses the importance of seeking help before it’s too late. The statistics are startling: 35% of internet downloads are pornographic, and 40 million Americans regularly visit porn sites. Yet, this is a topic many shy away from discussing.
Joshua's candidness is both refreshing and necessary, offering a beacon of hope for those grappling with similar issues. Through therapy and self-reflection, he uncovers the root causes of his addictions, urging listeners to confront their own struggles without shame. Whether you're battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, Joshua's story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible.