Anyone want to share their objective opinions? It doesn't have to be a bash fest, but I'm trying to offer diverse perspectives and recovery paths on this podcast. And, hopefully, open the discussion more about why 12-step meetings can be incredibly harmful.
Hello!
I'm looking for folks who would be open to discussing their sobriety on a podcast and how SMART helped them achieve it. I'll give you more context in DMs because I don't want to break any community rules or bash other programs. I'd prefer someone who has more than a year of being free from their addiction, and not because I don't think people with less than a year aren't relevant; I am just seeking a variety of guests and already have several guests who stopped using in the last year or less.
Hey guys,
I hope this isn't overstepping, but I'm currently finding guests for my podcast that confronts abuse in 12 Step meetings. I'm having a variety of guests, including those who are still active in meetings. I'm looking for people who have gotten sober through TSM, GLP-1s, or anything else.
This is an audio-only podcast. I'm not trying to profit, just to help and bring to light that there are plenty of effective ways to get sober besides 12-step meetings.
I'm not sure if this qualifies as spam or self-promotion, and I understand if this post gets deleted, but I'm seeking podcast guests. Full disclosure: my podcast is not in support of alcoholics anonymous, and I'm very critical of the program after being a member for many years. But I want different points of view and fresh voices so listeners can hear more than one perspective.
This might be the wrong place to post since it's a subreddit for active members (I'm expecting a lot of hate), but it can't hurt to ask.