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RC2C Interview With NYC Singer - Songwriter Andrea Wittgens Part 3 Of 3
RC2C Interview With NYC Singer - Songwriter Andrea Wittgens Part 3 Of 3
RC2C Interview With NYC Singer - Songwriter Andrea Wittgens Part 3 Of 3
Thursday 1st October 2015
NYC singer Andrea Wittgens shares her recovery story and new songs, reflecting on tolerance, relationships, and the Me Too movement.
15 minutes
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Neil Scott
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Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Financial Health in Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Andrea Wittgens: A Journey of Recovery and Music
These marching orders may just be stapled to my dna, cause I'll keep going going till there's nowhere left to go.
Ever wondered how a singer-songwriter finds her way through the maze of recovery? In this heartfelt episode, NYC's own Andrea Wittgens sits down with host Neil Scott to share the final chapter of her recovery story. Wittgens opens up about her personal battles and triumphs, painting a vivid picture of her journey.
But it's not just talk—she also treats listeners to four new songs, including 'Marching Orders', with its unforgettable line, 'These marching orders may just be stapled to my dna, cause I'll keep going going till there's nowhere left to go'. Andrea dives into the significance of tolerance and being present in the recovery process, offering valuable insights for anyone on a similar path.
She also reflects on how the Me Too movement has influenced her life and career, adding another layer of depth to her narrative. The episode isn't all serious; Andrea's warmth and humor shine through as she discusses navigating relationships and collaborations in the music industry. Whether you're a music lover, someone on a recovery journey, or both, this episode promises to resonate deeply.
Tune in for an inspiring mix of conversation and music that showcases the resilience and creativity of Andrea Wittgens.