In this special solo episode of We Do Recover with Jared Miller, host Jared Miller takes a moment to reflect, reconnect, and speak directly to those who need it most. After five years behind the mic, Jared opens up about how the podcast began during the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it's evolved into something far more powerful than he ever expected.
With heartfelt vulnerability, Jared shares a personal message for anyone still struggling with addiction, or those who love someone who is. He talks about the importance of making that first phone call, what reaching out for help means, and the different paths that recovery can take. Whether you're new to the show or have been listening since day one, this episode is a reminder of why the podcast exists in the first place: to offer experience, strength, and hope.
In the second half of the episode, Jared responds to various questions and comments from listeners—some heartfelt, some controversial, and all worth the conversation. Don’t miss this honest, reflective, and inspiring episode. Available now on all major podcast platforms.
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