Julie DeMarre, Shine A Light
paul@shinealightlv.com (Shine A Light & Julie DeMarre)
New Episode Update
New Episode Update
New Episode Update
Tuesday 12th July 2022
Catch the new episodes of 'Beneath the Neon Podcast' as hosts Paul, Rob, and Angelo uncover hidden struggles of addiction and homelessness in Las Vegas.
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About this podcast
Author:
Julie DeMarre, Shine A Light
Overview:
Categories:
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Sobriety Success Stories
Financial Health in Recovery
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Body & Mind
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Episodes:
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Get the buttons here!Beneath the Neon Podcast: New Episodes Highlight Vegas' Hidden Struggles
Thanks again for your patience and I hope you enjoy the rest of the season.
Good news for fans of 'Beneath the Neon Podcast'! The wait is over for the remaining episodes of Season One. Hosted by Paul, Rob, and Angelo—who have all faced chronic homelessness and addiction themselves—this podcast digs deep into the often-ignored issues of drug addiction, mental health, and homelessness in Las Vegas. These hosts don't just talk about these struggles; they’ve lived them. Their personal experiences bring an authenticity and rawness to the conversations that you won't find anywhere else.
Producer Julie DeMarre acknowledges the delay in releasing these episodes but assures listeners that the wait will be worthwhile. Even if some topics may feel a bit delayed, the insights and stories shared are timeless. Each episode aims to reveal the humanity hidden beneath the stigmas, offering a deeper understanding of what life is like for many in Las Vegas.
Whether you're looking for personal stories of resilience or a broader perspective on these critical issues, 'Beneath the Neon Podcast' promises to deliver. So, grab your headphones and get ready to dive into some eye-opening and heartwarming content. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the real struggles and triumphs of those affected by addiction, mental health conditions, and homelessness.