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S3 Ep51: Harrison Ward: The Fell Foodie
S3 Ep51: Harrison Ward: The Fell Foodie
S3 Ep51: Harrison Ward: The Fell Foodie
Monday 21st March 2022
Join Harrison Ward on 'Over The Influence' as he shares his journey from alcoholism to becoming The Fell Foodie through hiking and cooking.
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Get the buttons here!Harrison Ward: From Pints to Peaks and Culinary Creations
I think some of us often lose quite a little bit in terms of the city based lifestyle, which I don't think we're really designed for.
Meet Harrison Ward, also known as The Fell Foodie, in this episode of 'Over The Influence: The Alcohol Free Podcast'. Sharon, Freddie, and Ben sit down with Harrison to explore his incredible transformation from a heavy drinker to an outdoor enthusiast and culinary artist. Harrison opens up about his battle with depression and how he initially turned to alcohol as a coping mechanism.
What started as a 'medicine' quickly became a 'poison', leading him to consume up to twenty pints a day. His candid discussion reveals the dark days of his addiction and the pivotal moment when he decided enough was enough. After moving back to Cumbria, Harrison found unexpected support from friends who encouraged him to take up hiking.
One friend even gifted him a pair of walking boots and took him up a fell in the Lake District, sparking a newfound love for the outdoors. This shift not only helped him stay sober but also ignited a passion for cooking in nature, earning him the nickname 'The Fell Foodie'. Harrison shares some of the lighter moments and challenges he's faced along the way, offering practical advice for anyone struggling with alcohol dependency.
Whether you're looking for inspiration or practical tips, Harrison's story is a testament to the power of community and finding new passions in sobriety.