Paul Churchill

Recovery Elevator

Paul Churchill

  • RE 407: A Message to Big Alcohol

RE 407: A Message to Big Alcohol

Monday 5th December 2022

Paul Churchill challenges Big Alcohol's ethics while Jeff shares his early sobriety journey on Recovery Elevator. Tune in for eye-opening insights.
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Recovery Elevator
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Paul Churchill
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Jeff's Wake-Up Call: Challenging Big Alcohol

This isn't a no to alcohol, but a yes to a better life, and that right there summarizes why we don't want to go after big alcohol.
Ever thought about the real impact of alcohol on our lives and society? In this eye-opening episode of Recovery Elevator, host Paul Churchill takes a bold step by addressing Big Alcohol directly. He dives into how the industry's biggest customers are often those struggling with addiction, not the casual drinkers. Paul questions the ethics of promoting alcohol as beneficial and highlights the environmental toll of discarded alcohol containers littering our streets.
Joining Paul is Jeff, a 48-year-old from Joplin, Missouri, who has been sober for just 13 days. Jeff opens up about his battle with alcoholism and the crucial role that counseling and therapy have played in his early recovery. He shares candidly about finding healthier ways to manage stress and the power of self-awareness in overcoming addiction. This episode isn't just about pointing fingers; it's about sparking a conversation on how we can all contribute to a healthier society.
Whether you're newly sober, supporting someone in recovery, or just curious about the impact of alcohol, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. Tune in to hear Jeff's story and Paul's challenge to Big Alcohol—it's a conversation that could change your perspective.