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Welcome to a special episode of the 'Most High Bros,' where Christian and David sit down with the owner of Agape Ink in Winder, GA, Shane. They discuss recovery, Shane's story and how he came to start up a tattoo shop with all that he had left.
The Most High Show sits down with Josie Marotto on her last day as an Intern to hear firsthand how the experience impacted her and her recovery.
Most High Show sits down with Rashaad Roberts, a powerful voice of hope, resilience, and recovery. Rashaad is a person in long-term recovery, celebrating 3 years clean in April 2026. His story is one shaped by lived experience with mental health challenges, substance use, homelessness, and incarceration. Today, he dedicates his life to helping others
Filmmaker Brent Ogburn sits down with Sarah and Andrew to discuss life behind the scenes in the film industry, addiction recovery, and finding his way back into creativity. We take a deep dive into the movie Flight and also Ogburn’s own short film, Turn Off, and the parallels both productions have in his own life.
We’re joined by Evelyn-Anne Clausen, a writer, artist, and Certified Peer Specialist, for a powerful and honest conversation about mental health, peer support, and living well with chronic mental illness.
Cody Moniz joins us for a grounded, experience-based conversation about recovery, treatment, and what it really looks like to work in the field.
Filmmaker Aaron Strand joins us for a raw and honest conversation about addiction, recovery, and telling the stories most people don’t want to hear.
In this episode, Josie and Sarah sit down with Andrés Galdames, a creative with two very different careers and a powerful recovery story that began later in life.
In this episode, Josie and Sarah, two women in recovery, sit down to answer the real, awkward, funny, and deep questions about addiction, sobriety, and life in recovery. No filters. No sugarcoating. Just honesty, laughter, and truth from women who’ve lived it.
!!!CONTENT WARNING: EXPLICIT TOPICS!!! In this episode of the Most High Show, we sit down with the one and only Rickey Davis, a recovery powerhouse with over a decade clean and a story that hits deep.
In this episode of the Most High Show, we sit down with Connor Culkin, a man with 15 years of sobriety, to dive into the bold, honest, and sometimes controversial conversations people in recovery rarely say out loud.
In this episode of The Most High Show, we sit down with Derek Little who is a powerhouse in the recovery community.
Christian & Sarah sit down for an in-house chat about the lies we tell ourselves, making peace with the ego, and secret talents.
In this powerful episode, we sit down with Kelsey Tulowitzki, a trauma-informed and Yoga for 12-Step Recovery certified instructor working within 11 treatment facilities across Metro Atlanta.
From homelessness to healing, from addiction to artistry, Jason’s story is a powerful testimony of grace, grit, and God’s redemptive power.
In this powerful episode of The Most High Show, we sit down with Nancy Houston, educator, founder, and recovery advocate whose journey defies convention and inspires transformation.
Welcome to The Most High Show, made by and for people in recovery. A show about recovery, spirituality, and being human. Our mission is to provide impactful, community-driven media that informs, empowers, and inspires positive change. Real People. Real Stories. Real Life. This IS The Most High Show!
We’re joined by Jimi Diamond—a person in long-term recovery, founder of Attainable Dreams, author of Poppy Seed Poetry, host of Against Medical Advice, actor, and proud father of two. In this powerful episode, Jimi shares his journey from recovery in Fort Lauderdale to building a life of purpose in Atlanta.
Kai Morton, a military veteran and retired post office supervisor, endured the trauma of witnessing a coworker’s tragic death on the job. His story is one of resilience—moving from surviving to thriving as he finds healing and purpose, ultimately launching his own vinyl company, Coinfresh Records. Coinfresh Records Phone: 678-895-4010 Web: whatnot.com/invite/coinfreshrecords
Why hypnosis can often create breakthroughs faster than years of therapy. How it helps highly analytical, high-functioning, emotionally exhausted professionals.
Drew Roesch of New Path Recovery speaks on his journey through trauma and recovery into starting his own group facilitation business.
Bailey shares her journey through recovery, battling cancer, and living life at her dream job.
Special Guest Bates Green founder of Not You Clothing talks about entrepreneurship in sobriety
Eric Janson - Christian's Father AKA voice of the bunker talks about his journey in recovery in this special Father's Day Episode
Candice Whitaker - Executive Director of GARR explains the mission of the organization going forward
Brian Sheets - Project Manager at Most High Ministries, with a background in treatment operations and sober living
Jeff Breedlove discusses his role in recovery as a Strategic Policy Advisor for Georgia Council for Recovery.
Join us as we meet our brand new Most High Media Interns, Bailey, Caleb & Jason, as they discuss recovery, creativity, and their thoughts.
Join us as we talk with Todd Stumbo - Recovery Leader - CEO and someone who has turned deep struggle into meaningful service. In this episode, we discuss purpose after pain, leadership in recovery, industry integrity, and transformation.
Today we’re talking with David Cleope — counselor, recovery advocate, and Mental Health Director at Most High Media. David brings a unique perspective as someone who’s been on both sides of the bars — formerly incarcerated, now providing mental health support to those still inside.
Understanding of the impact of trauma and chronic stress on the nervous system and how resiliency can be restored or increased using this skills-based approach. As Monarch Transformation’s Chief Trainer, Pam Books-Crump practices the resiliency skills that she preaches, bringing her authentic self and pulling from her lived experience to engage you in experiential training where
Today’s guest is someone who brings a unique and deeply personal perspective to the conversation around recovery, mental health, and creativity. He is a person in long-term recovery from both substance use and schizophrenia, and he currently works in the recovery field supporting others on their journeys. Along the way, he’s become a novelist, a
Join us for a game-changing session with Dr. Zac, Neuropsychologist, former NCAA Division I athlete, and founder of NeuroSports Performance and Team Audacity. At NeuroSports, Dr. Zac and his team do more than what most sports performance experts and agencies offer. They go beyond the usual strength plans, mental skills work, and recovery protocols, by
Kirk Driskell is a serial entrepreneur and outdoor enthusiast. In April, he will celebrate 30 years sober and launch a 30-day hike to raise awareness and funds. Kirk is also the Founder of Vision Warriors, which isn’t a program—it’s a culture-driven approach to helping men in recovery. In this episode, we discuss entrepreneurship for people in recovery, the
Happy New Year, everyone. It’s a time of intention setting, resolution creating, and goal setting— or is it? Each year, people seem less dedicated to setting a resolution and doing their best to survive. Sometimes, saying things like, “I’m not gonna even claim this year as my year. I’m just gonna show up.” And you
Christmas time can be a very tough time for a lot of people in recovery. So the cast and crew sit down to discuss coping mechanisms to survive the holiday season as a person trying to recover. All of the tips are scientific based and come from Dr. Zac Yanis, who is a friend of
Skippy experimented with psychedelics at the age of 11 and was confronted by the death of his friend due to suicide shortly after he began using substances. He continued this path of drug and alcohol abuse for the next 7 years. Then he finally decided to seek professional help that eventually landed him in the
Today, we are talking about CARES: The Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialist Academy was developed by the Georgia Council for Recovery to create a workforce of peers to provide recovery support services to the communities of Georgia. Funded by Georgia’s Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, the CARES Academy is the first of its kind
This episode explores the power of the heart, as Chad and Clayton interview Maha. Maha shows up in many different ways and practices all different types of holistic healing. They discuss sweat lodge experiences, meditation, and yoga. The 3 of them discuss the simple ways to be in tune with the heart.
The topic of suicide is a very heavy topic to discuss, however talking about it is the counter measure that reduces suicide rate. Christian talks with special guest Joseph Hicks, a person in recovery that has been affected by suicide throughout his life. They discuss some of the myths and the facts that help with suicide
Christian and Sarah interview Chad, who has recently completed his 6 month internship with Most High Media. Chad talks about the amazing opportunities and benefits hes received throughout the internship. They discuss life coaching assessments, fellowship, and trusting the process. Chad says when life gets heard, show up anyway!
Check out this episode on The Most High Show as we peek inside the brain with Ariel Read. Ariel is a person in long-term recovery, a recovery advocate, a former school teacher, a children's book author, and a brain health professional. They discuss the difference between brain mapping and neurofeedback, and Ariel explains how combining
Chad and Christian come out from behind the scenes to answer some tough questions and discuss the importance of family in recovery—Christian talks about growing up in a bluegrass household and finding community and acceptance. Chad admits drugs and alcohol became his identity at a young age and later consumed his life. All three guys
John openly talks about his time in prison after robbing a bank with a note. This challenging time in his life has forced him to sober up in a jail cell, which later led to him seeking the recovery community after his release in 2021. Since being released from prison, he's gained full custody of
Eric Dias is a mental health advocate, and he sits down to discuss the difference between mental health and mental illness. As a person who's been diagnosed with a mental illness, Eric has found a way to live life and rejoin the workforce. He uses creative outlets such as reading, writing, and stand-up comedy to
Sarah has been a co-host on The Most High Show many times, but this time, it was different. In this episode, she sits in the honorable seat of service to share her story of self-harm, addiction, and self-discovery. Sarah is a person who struggled to find her identity and used drugs and alcohol to combat
Christian and Sarah embark on an incredible journey into the mind of Reed Smith, founder of Centered Recovery. Christian and Sarah seize the opportunity to talk with Reed and develop a better understanding of fear and self-centeredness. They discuss some fundamental human interactions with fear and then take it a step further to embrace the thought that
Relapse doesn't have to be a part of your recovery, but relapse prevention is a necessity! As the seasons change, Sarah, Clayton, and Katie discuss their experience with relapse and the tools they use for relapse prevention. Katie stays plugged into her sober network and her recovery community to prevent relapse. She also writes poetry
There are many different frameworks for spiritual development. And let’s face it: recovery is spiritual development. Especially when what we mean by spiritual is that thing you can’t quite fully describe or understand about yourself. A depth, an inner knowing. It incorporates all the parts of the self. That’s what I mean when I say
Jack met his wife in the recovery world and started a family. So, a few years later, Peyton was born into an utterly sober atmosphere. However, she later strayed away into her path of addiction that stemmed from unresolved teenage trauma. After several institutions and heartache, Peyton reached out to her parents, who quickly lent
David C. and Gerald T. share their lifelong journey from addiction to incarceration and finally becoming addiction counselors. David shares the story of how the idea of becoming an addiction counselor idea originated in jail. David and Junior (Gerald) met in jail many years ago and ran in the same circles in Pennsylvania. Fast forward
The Most High crew does another episode of Ink Therapy, where the guests get meaningful tattoos and share their experiences with substance abuse. Chad's initials were passed down from his father, who passed away, and have since been passed to his boys. The tattoo consists of the letter C.D.S. inside of a broken banner to
The crew gathers every Friday night to connect, eat, and help each other by sharing strength and hope.
A "normie" is a term used by some people in recovery to describe someone who is not an addict or alcoholic. The term is derived from the words "normal" and "-ie" and describes someone with mainstream tastes, habits, lifestyle, and attitude. Our resident “Normie” Leslie, asks some hard-hitting questions about addiction and recovery. In the
In recovery from substance use, many will create new, healthier coping mechanisms. For some, it may be meetings, friends, food, sleep, working out, or getting tattoos. The ritual of tattooing can be therapeutic for many seeking comfort from a distorted internal world. Dillon Jones joins the show and tattoos Mira, Sarah, and Christian. This is
Wanting a career where she could advocate for others, Savannah Douglass has been a misdemeanor probation officer for nearly 6 years. She’s CIT certified and has worked every facet of misdemeanor probation. Daily, she sees the effect of people not putting in the work necessary to maintain sobriety. She joins us this week to discuss
If you were on a plane that was crashing and someone else's life flashed before your eyes, you may be codependent. Pastor Paul has been in recovery since 1980. In 1990, Pator Paul entered treatment for codependency as the first male to do so. Ever since then, he has blended his faith and his recovery
Jeff Vickers is a nationally designated Recovery Coach Professional (RCP) and a highly dedicated Recovery Advocate. With extensive experience, Jeff is also an accomplished author of a book on recovery slogans and serves as a Mental Health and Re-Entry Facilitator. Passionate about making a positive impact, Jeff is committed to supporting individuals and communities through
Chad shares his story of addiction and recovery, from witnessing his father’s suicide at a young age to losing his leg in a car accident brought on by benzo withdrawal in 2018. Chad has been clean and sober for over a year and is an intern at Most High Media’s Production School in Atlanta.
Jeff is a person in long-term recovery who knows that recovery is real. He serves as Chief of Policy and Communications for the Georgia Council for Recovery. Previously, he was a member of the international relations community and built relationships on a global scale.
Hopedealers Worldwide supports those in the community whose lives have been touched by the disease of addiction by providing needs and services that support long-term recovery. One way they accomplish this locally is through Locally - The ROCC Community Center RECOVERY ORGANIZATION OF CHEROKEE COUNTY Peer-led supportive community developing sustainable addiction recovery. Also, the subject of
Living Sober is a popular recovery book that covers essential, sometimes cliche topics but dissects valuable insights into these topics. In other words, please keep it simple. We will discuss these topics, personal experiences, and growth opportunities in some areas. One of the most beautiful aspects of our recovery community is its diversity. We welcome
Mossberg and David join the show to talk about the homeless solutions in Athens, GA, harm reduction, responding rather than reacting, recovery language, what's at the core of helping others, and much more.
Bill has been a recovery specialist at No Longer Bound for over a decade. He is in recovery himself. Welcome to The Most High Show, Bill. In your own words, “What is addiction?” In your experience, can an individual be cured of addiction or substance use disorder? Over the years of sitting with men, what
Christian has an impromptu conversation with a previous sponsor, Clint R., about sharing thoughts that seem to be unrelated to recovery. Why is that important, and how integral is the sponsor/sponsee relationship to human growth and development?
A neuropsychologist is a healthcare provider with specialized knowledge of how brain conditions affect your behavior and cognitive skills (how you use your brain). Dr. Zac Yanis joins the show again to talk about whats going on in the brain when we have talk therapy, when we become addicted and much more.
Kara Morrissey, an LPC, and David Cleope, a CADCII, join the show. We also have a special appearance from Rolly, who sings for us! We are inundated with books, seminars, systems, and drive-by psychology, all aimed at helping us “feel” better. An Amazon search for self-help books returns with 70,000 results. So what do we
In most of the over 150 recovery stories we have shared, people talk about having a sense of the world. A feeling that they knew something that everyone else didn’t or ignored. Some may say it like this: I never “fit” in until I drink or take drugs. Or I always felt on the outside
Chaplin Lloyd left his successful manufacturing business when he heard God calling him back into full-time ministry. Lloyd handles daily operations of the ministry's Jail/Prison Men's Program and is very hands-on with mentoring, connecting them with resources & maintaining relationships with the men at every stage of the process: incarceration, recovery & reentry.
What it’s like for a mother losing custody of your children in addiction, how healing trauma from your past is vital to continued spiritual growth; Jamie is a Small business owner doing big things in the Kingdom of God. She shares her story of going from homeless sex worker to person in long-term recovery, giving
But it is from our twisted relations with family, friends, and society at large that many of us have suffered the most. We have been especially stupid and stubborn about them. The primary fact that we fail to recognize is our total inability to form a true partnership with another human be-ing. Our egomania digs
Rethinking Prevention... from the family room to the classroom and beyond. Ryan has been working in the prevention and early intervention field for over 15 years where his own recovery fuels his passion to walk alongside youth and young adults. Aaron has been working in youth ministry and mentoring teens since 2016. Using his personal
Mark was one of our first guests on The Most High Show in June 2017! 6 years later he is back and still helping people find forgiveness. Not forgiving someone can be poison to your mind, body, & spirit. Mark Goodman has experienced profound freedom from finding forgiveness for his abusive father and the trail
Nicole's passion for creating life transformation for clients and health professionals is the reason she created SHINE health & wellness. Her wellness studio has been a light in her community for the past 10 years. Combining fitness, nutrition, and therapy in an intimate environment has allowed clients to gain success in their physical, mental, emotional,
Known for leading a diverse, multi-ethnic, multi-class, multi-generational movement of radical love in action, Scott started on the streets of Atlanta reaching the “unreachable.” Plating micro-churches in the most challenged neighborhoods, in prisons, jails, youth detention centers, homeless shelters, and rehabs, he has challenged the church to ‘be the church’ and go to where the
Johnathan "Johnny Riot' Cole & Dave "Skoob" Cookerly are two rhymers in recovery from South Carolina. They are known as the rap group; Dim Halo. They write music in hopes to relate, inspire, and bring hope to those struggling with drug/alcohol addiction. Known for their real, raw, and authentic lyrics, Dim Halo brings that same
With Christian out of town, David gets a sit-down with Amber L. She tells "What it was lie, What happened, and What it's like now." Our friend Crystal B. joins us again and hilarity ensues. A must-watch episode if you want to have your heartstrings tugged and funny boned tickle.
Our friends from No Longer Bound, Adam & Alex join us on our second night with a live audience
Andrea Thomas, founder of the nonprofit organization based in Grand Junction, CO, Voices for Awareness Foundation.. Mike Fiore, Outreach Director Facing Fentanyl, motivational speaker and founder & CEO of #INSPIRE2INSPIRE. A powerful testimony from both perspectives of the opioid epidemic: A recovered heroin addict and the mother whose child was taken by this insidious drug...
Reed Smith is the Founder and Co-Owner of Centered Recovery drug and alcohol addiction treatment centers (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dreedsmith/). Reed began in the field of addiction first as Director of Admissions and Interventionist, but quickly became highly sought out for teaching and training for his unusual wit and expertise in mindfulness. Reed is an internationally known speaker in
Brooksie Wells was a child of the sixties whose father was a Civil Rights activist from the deep South. Discovered by Bobby Darin at 19, Brooksie wrote for years for Chappell Music, with several of her songs used in recordings and movie soundtracks. Her early demos were with John Lennon's band Elephant's Memory and she
Our dear friend David turns 51! September is National Recovery Month! National Recovery Month (Recovery Month), which started in 1989, is a national observance held every September to promote and support new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, the nation's strong and proud recovery community, and the dedication of service providers and communities. America Has Reached
Richie Satori & Jonsie Pitts join the guys on this knee slapping segment of The Most High Show. Richie is the host of Standup 4 Recovery! Jonsie hosts Not A Glum Lot, a sober comedy event. Both of these guys are hilarious and are move makers in the recovery/comedy scene. STAND UP 4 RECOVERY COMEDY FEST.
Kara joins Christian and David to talk psychedelic research, MAPS conference, psychology, and spirituality. Kara Morrissey is a Board Certified Art Therapist, trained in Brainspotting, and a graduate of The University of Georgia and Florida State University who specializes in working with high risk behavior, clients coping with grief, and substance abuse. She is also
Once a month, hosts David and Christian take questions from the community and chop them up over various topics of recovery and spirituality. In this episode: How long did it take for you to be able to trust yourself and your decisions again? ( Pg.86 - Under these conditions we can employ our mental faculties
Joining us on The Most High Show tonight is LeeLee. She is a Reoffend Prevention Specialist, a Community Reentry Coach, a Speaker, and a Business owner. Her passion is helping others to experience a positive life change after incarceration. She is also an advocate of being Convicted Out-Loud!
Will and Mira join the show to talk about various topics in recovery. Do you remember the last time you used or drank? Have you ever experienced a relapse? What’s your greatest challenge today regarding your spiritual growth? How crazy are you still?
Katie’s approach to teaching yoga uses breath, movement, and posture alignment to help students come to a place of complete awareness of themselves, internally and externally. Katie began practicing yoga in 2005 in Lanai, HI, and has been deepening her knowledge and spiritual journey ever since. She has completed a 200-hr and 300-hr certification through
Brian is a person in long-term recovery and a mental health professional. He joins the show to talk about healthy self-love, spirituality, and being a part of the larger recovery community. This conversation is exactly what getting pancakes with the boys is like after a meeting.
Cale brings an issue to the table as he begins to see how his past pain can bring purpose to someone else’s life. Rev. Christian breaks down the mystic layers behind it all; Cale might have even gotten something out of their time together.
The Pman Foundation Provides grants to existing community organizations that expand the availability and increase the frequency of sober social activities. These activities create safer zones for our friends and neighbors in recovery and those who support them.
Paige is I a Certified Reiki Practitioner of Usui/Holy Fire, Intuitive, Seer, Healer and Medicine Woman, and Certified Birth Doula. Recovery is open ended, we are all recovering from something, what are your recovering from currently? In the pre-interview you said “The steps are a Spiritual Ladder to relieve suffering.” Can you expand on that?
Dr. Yanis specializes in evaluating, diagnosing, and explaining various neurological and psychological disorders. These include but are not limited to: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Stroke Dementia Multiple Sclerosis Neurodevelopmental Disorders Mood Disorders. Adult ADHD When someone feels anxiety? What part of the brain is causing the reaction and what are some methods to deal with
David and Rev. Christian talk about if “more” really is better, specifically as it pertains to growth and impact in sober living environments. This heated discussion will have you arguing along with the two very different approaches to providing the highest level of care to those trying to rebuild their lives.
Kriya Yoga is described by its practitioners as an ancient yoga system revived in modern times by Lahiri Mahasaya, who claimed to be initiated by a guru, Mahavatar Babaji, circa 1861 in the Himalayas. Dean A. shares his experience with this mediation practice, and Rev. Christian talks about how mediation has become a pathway to
Shane recently celebrated one year of continuous sobriety. He grew up in a crack house in Florida and was destined for street life. After many years of struggling to find freedom and only finding prison, Sane is living free, thanks to God, the 12 steps, and his lovely wife, Crystal.
Mellisa is one year sober, Crystal is three years sober, David is 12 years, Christian is 11 years sober. What was the first lesson you learned in sobriety? What did people try to teach you early on that weren’t willing to learn? Of the all the first year chips, excluding year one. Which was the
Weston Robins, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a visionary leader in the realm of Radical Youth Work. Wes has been an advocate both in practice and in academia for a truly humanistic and person-centered approach since he has been in the field-- serving youth across levels of care from emergency stabilization to finding their
Kara Morrissey, the Clinical Director at Eternal Strength Youth Center. She is passionate about creative living and psychic expansion through empathetic connection and symbolic expression. Kara has spent the last seven years working in a range of settings, including acute psychiatric care on the community and state hospital levels, forensic mental health, juvenile justice, substance
What’s this actual process like? What are some changes in your character? What’s a character trait that hasn’t been removed? What character traits do you wish you had? What about acceptance of where we are in the process? Brain S., A program director at a local IOP, joins us to talk about personal growth and
Christian, David, Crystal, and Jeff talk about the basics of recovery. Simple practices can ensure a well-rounded sober life worth staying sober for. What does live and let live mean to you? When has it been helpful? When did you struggle with it and maybe not get it right? Telephone therapy Do you have intentional
Dr. Robins is a father and a husband who loves deeply. He is also a Licensed Professional Counselor and a visionary leader in the realm of Radical Youth Work. Wes has been an advocate both in practice and academia for a genuinely humanistic and person-centered approach since he has been in the field-- serving youth
Happy new year, new studio layout, and new format. We will have more round table discussions around essential wellness and recovery topics. In this episode, Jeff Vickers joins us to talk about his newfound passion for EMpowering the recovery community to be the best version of themselves. This honest conversation dives into the nuances of
Like most addicts, Brian started drinking and smoking pot during high school. Brian found relief from being a tense kid in drugs and alcohol. After years of abuse, things got worse when opioids were introduced into his life. He is now Program for a local Intensive Outpatient Program in Woodstock, GA. The mystic journey gets
There is a saying in recovery rooms, no romance in the first year of recovery. Love and sex are common hurdles to recovery. Trina and Charlie fell in love in high school, and after years of using drugs together, Trina eventually got sober, and charlie wasn't far behind. Their journey has been filled with a
Erika G. is a wife and mother of two who has found freedom from alcoholism. Erika experienced significant trauma growing up in a home influenced by the cartel. She had to grow up quickly after her parents were sentenced to long prison terms. The mask she had to wear of always being the one in
Mossberg shares his story of literally dying to get into recovery. How he realized he had been recruited into God's army and lived his life according to a higher purpose. Christian shares a poem from Hafiz, and David shares his interpretation.
Costa rejoins the show! David and Christian talk about what is an authentic “Christian” life and the Harm Reduction Seminar in Puerto Rico that David attended. What is Harm Reduction, and is Costa still sober?
Mitchell W., the OG Most High Show friend, joins the show to talk about the documentaries he has been a part of; Megan’s Prayer & Chop Wood Carry, Water. Mitchell also joins to talk about our Nov. 6th event in Serenbe, GA, and his efforts in giving back to the “special needs” community with his
Rule 62 is a random rule in recovery not to take yourself too seriously. Adam M., a friend of the show, joins us to talk about death, recovery, motorcycles, and treatment, and David shows up late to join the conversation. Adam’s nonprofit is currently offering scholarships for its year-long faith-based treatment program. If you know
Mike Fiore from Inspire2Inspire and Andrea Thomas from Voices for Awareness are guests this week. Illicit fentanyl is highly addictive and can cause sudden death. Today, illicit fentanyl is found in cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, and counterfeit pills disguised as Oxycodone, Percocet, Adderall, and even marijuana. Fentanyl is killing Americans every 9 minutes. Americans of all
Charles Shaw is a Plant Medicine Practitioner & Peer Mental Health Support specialist. He uses plants with hallucinogenic properties to heal people from deep traumas and addiction. He is well trained professionally, and through life experiences, offers this form of healing. Learn about this form of healing and how it is revolutionalizing the addiction and
Rev. Christian Janson is the founder and CEO of Most High Ministries. His journey from addiction to being born again and back to addiction is why he is passionate about helping others gain freedom from addiction and a life weighed down by desires. Leslie Janson (Christian's wife" joins us for the mystic moment and gives
Andrea's daughter was poisoned by fentanyl when a pill she took was laced with illicit fentanyl. Since then, Andrea has been lobbying for more awareness, harsher sentencing, and hoping to spare other parents the heartache of losing their children senselessly. Her nonprofit organization based in Grand Junction, CO, Voices for Awareness Foundation, promotes awareness about
Hank Arnold is the Founder and Director of an Addiction Recovery Support Center, Coweta FORCE, located in downtown Newnan. The organization exists to provide recovery support services in the community for individuals and family members impacted by addiction. Hank is a Coweta County resident, devoted husband, and father of 5 whose personal and professional mission
Rhonda Lucas is an author and mother to Caleb, her son, who died of an accidental fentanyl overdose. Hear her heartbreaking story of receiving grace and healing and how she was inspired to give her pain purpose. Her foundation No Judgement, Caleb's Cup is providing opportunities for others and her story is documented in her
David and Christian discuss the mental health industry, the challenges people are facing in getting help, and what each of them offers through Most High Ministries and Pathlight Counseling.
Mike F. joins host David C. to talk about recovery and the radical psychic change he experienced after the death of his mother. His infectious positivity is inspiring, which is why he founded his non-profit, Inspire2Inspire, a non-profit that helps addicts access the resources they need to recover. All that and Rev. Christian talks about
David and Christian talk about real-life sober problems. Removing the veil of solution speaks to talk about what goes on in the mind of an addict.
Kelly is a mother of three who spent over 26 years in addiction. Her cycle of drug abuse ended when a couple of community advocates chose to love her and never give up. She is now a community advocate, CARES CPS-AD, in Buchanan, Georgia.
Lilly is a young person in recovery who works as a case manager at a treatment facility. Addiction moved quickly through her life starting at a young rebellious age. This episode gives us a peek into the life of a teen caught in the cycle of addiction. It is informative and inspiring. Plus Rev. Christian
Ray is an Army Veteran in long-term recovery. After igniting his alcoholism while stationed abroad, struggling to assimilate to civilian life after an honorable discharge, Ray began a battle with opioid addiction. After a fortunate set of unfortunate circumstances, Ray finally surrendered while incarcerated and in veterans drug court. Plus Rev. Christian shares a poem
Crystal B. shares her recovery story. From parties in high school to a severe opiate addiction, to eventually becoming addicted to slanging dope. Plus Rev. Christian brings the mystic moment and chimes in the interview from time to time. A heavy story, but with newfound hope and healing Crystal is full of joy as you
Why suffering, why evil? People have been asking these questions since there were questions to ask. David and Rev. Christian talk about separating the Necessary suffering from the Unnecessary suffering. We also explore the nature of reality and other cosmic shit that may be worth a listen.
Chris D. is a person in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. He has found his recovery tribe in Hawaii. Rev. Christian and David talk about managing anger in the mystic moment, and Chris D. shares his story of recovery, not just the low points, but what it takes to recover and become free from
In this episode, we talk to Mike G. A integrative coach who takes a holistic approach to recovery and trauma therapy. He has a non-12 step approach to recovery, including a mind-body approach to healing. David brings the Mystic Moment Topic which covers; anxiety, balance & growth.
Narcan Nate shares his wild story of addiction and recovery. Why he has devoted himself to a life of service for homeless addicted individuals on the streets of San Diego. Hosted by David Ja Cleope, with a Mystic Moment from Rev. Christian Janson.
Life transitions are hard. Whether it’s a career change, a new way of living, or changing false beliefs. Our guest Mark Danzey is a professional development coach who knows a few things about transitions himself. After a life of wild living He spent 30 years as a Methodist minister, he now is a Professional Life
Jeff is an independent writer, activist, and social media influencer. His life of childhood trauma, crack sales, and use brought him to the point of suicide. That is until God intervened and gave him a second chance with sobriety. Purchase his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Sober-Slogans-Recovery-Mottos-Love/dp/1737194007 Support Most High Ministries by making a $20 monthly donation: https://subsplash.com/mosthighministries/give
Virtual reality to help heroin users kick the habit. The evidence of walking with God and more on this episode of Most High Show. Featuring addiction counselor Adam Miller and Interfaith Reverend Christian Janson.
After years of drug abuse and being trafficked, Mira is now helping others find freedom from the same chains that bound her. Her story is one of tragedy and redemption, after repeated attempts at sobriety she eventually has found purpose in helping others through he work with Atlanta Dream Center.
Tyrone shares his story of redemption and recovery. From teen exploration with drugs to hardcore interventions meth use. Tyrone eventually had a life-changing spiritual experience in jail where his life was transformed by Jesus. He now is a newlywed, works in a treatment facility, and is working to get an addiction counseling certification. In our
Trey shares how his high school party years turned into a full-blown cocaine addiction that took him almost losing everything to come to terms with. He is now over 30 years sober and continues to give back to the recovery community and local high school with his The Prevention Offensive of GA Inc.
AA's Big Book (p. 84) says, "We have entered the world of the spirit." It also says, "We have ceased fighting anything or anyone--even alcohol," and "love and tolerance of others is our code." In sobriety, I've developed a very fine lifestyle, but my recovery is non-negotiable, and everything else must give way.
There’s nothing to do. No challenge to overcome, No business to build, No one to chose, No dream to suffer. When you realize this you are free to do all of it. Rev Christian breaks down this paradoxical spiritual concept in hopes of helping you to break the pattern of discontentment and striving.
Michelle started using drugs at the age of 14 to escape her empathic spiritual gift. After 25 years of being a trashcan junkie, she finally surrendered to God and now lives a life of service. She had a spiritual experience with Jesus in treatment and now leverages youtube as a way to inspire others. For
In this episode, we meet Dephree, a rapper, dad, and person in recovery. After a short relapse 4 months ago Dephree is doing his best to stay willing to do the work necessary to stay sober. We also cover harm reduction as a form of treatment for opiate abuse. Go to https://www.instagram.com/dephreedog/ to follow Dephree
Our internal world is large in part governed by our thoughts. Thoughts create feelings, feelings create behavior, and behavior creates thoughts. What if you could choose to follow or believe your thoughts? What if instead of sleepwalking through life reacting to every thought you had, instead, you relied on the Spirit within you to help
In this episode, we cover the difference between IOP, Long-Term Treatment, Sober Livings, and hallway houses. We also meet Austin, who just celebrated 1 year of sobriety, and shares his story of overcoming addiction, physical and sexual abuse, and suicidality. If you or someone you love is suffering contact us at contact@themosthighshow.com to get help.
Separation Is The Illusion A culture of individuals/materialisms “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him, nothing was made that was made.” - John 1:1-3 NKJV Jewish culture was a
We are back! This show covers the hot topic of "California Sobriety" as well as our guest Wes Robins Founder and CEO of Eternal Strength Experiential Therapeutic Youth Center. A place that provides youth and young adults a sacred space to unleash their true potential. Utilizing humanistic, person-centered, and existential approaches to healing, we provide
The Mystic Journey is a podcast from Rev. Christian Janson. It covers topics of transformation and overcoming. Keep digging or face plant the dirt. In recovery, we have a saying. Alcohol or drugs is cunning and baffling. What’s just is insidious and maybe even more so is the ego. You can not heal what you
Like many addicts Alex started his drug use in high school He went from smoking weed to meth pretty quickly. His story covers handling loss in sobriety, learning to rely on a higher power, and understanding oneself.
Meth, opiates, homeless and eventual admission of powerlessness. Joseph's story shows the high wire balancing act that many addicts manage before admitting complete defeat to drugs and alcohol.
Troy is a person in long-term recovery. He shares his story with Host David. A powerful story filled with heartbreaking moments and life-altering situations.
Ben’s Friends is the food and beverage industry support group offering hope, fellowship, and a path forward for professionals who struggle with substance abuse and addiction. Grant and Mallory have started the Atlanta Meetings for Ben's friends. Find out more information and to join a meeting near you or a virtual meeting: https://www.bensfriendshope.com/cities
Graham's passion for working in this field came from his own personal experience with substance abuse (in long term recovery since July 2009). His desire is to share what he has learned, personally and professionally, with individuals and families affected by addiction so they can gain the knowledge and resources to be successful in recovery.
With 600 days sober Dillon shares his recovery journey of battling a meth addiction and finding peace in surrendering to his higherpower.
Marko is a videographer and person in long-term recovery. Hear how his alcoholism contributed to major changes in his life and how raising his hand in a meeting lead to a life of freedom he never thought was possible.
Jen shares her story of living through the trauma of losing her first child, her mother, and overcoming addiction.
Our podcast guest is YESHAIA BLAKENEY, co-founder of Recover Integrity, a treatment center for men with a dual diagnosis. Yeshaia is an addiction expert with 15 years of experience working in substance abuse and mental health. Topics covered: Rise and recognition of mental health in Addiction. Why are success numbers in treatment so low? Efficacy
Christian is handing the torch to David Ja Cleope as host of The Most High Show. We talk recovery, How "God" works and what David has in store for the show.
The good news? You're the problem. The bad news? You're also the solution. In this episode, Christian talks about step one, and how it's necessary to long term sobriety to realize these 2 things up front.
What do we alcoholics and addicts get out of Self Pitty? For Rev. Christian, it's the ability to escape responsibility and avoid himself. Self pitty put us in the place where we are wishing for a different past, thus removing us from the present moment and accepting it for what it is. You may indeed
Kat Kim is a Spiritual Mentor, Leadership Coach, and founder of The School of Divine Confidence, an online school that offers spiritual training and confidence coaching to rising women leaders and change-makers across the world. As a former crack addict and convicted drug offender facing three years in state prison, Kat battled addiction, abuse, and
Melissa shares her story with Liz on The Most High Show. What it's like being in recovery, being a mother, a child, and losing a child.
Rev. Christian talks through the concept of "you do it" in recovery and spirituality. What is ours to do and how do we do it together and with the help of a Higher Power?
Rev. Christian talks through the statement that Gratitude is a Grace. How do we become more grateful as a people and what steps can we take to achieve this spiritual principal to living? Included is a mindful meditation and practical application of the 12 steps.
Britt Parramore is a licensed counselor and founder of Pathlight Counseling in Woodstock Georgia. In this episode Christian sits down with Britt to talk about his new teen IOP that they started and the social and psychological aspects of the disease of addiction.
Britt Parramore is a licensed counselor and founder of Pathlight Counseling in Woodstock Georgia. In this episode Christian sits down with Britt to talk about his new teen IOP that they started and the social and psychological aspects of the disease of addiction.
Ashely is a Yoga instructor and a woman in recovery, her and Christian talk about how yoga and recovery correlate, as well as what it's like being sober and having fun in Hollywood.
Suleiman came all the way down to Atlanta from Philly to speak with Christian about the Bad Lands in Philly, recovery, and using the tools you've learned in the programs.
Christian, Costa, David, and Liz talk about the thought of the day. Amends, God, forgiveness and willingness are all a big part of the amends process. Listen as these four go over the amends process themselves.
From being homeless and sleeping in tents to finding true freedom, Micah and Christian have a conversation about what life is like in long term recovery.
Join us as we discuss the daily reflection which goes: Having admitted my powerlessness and made a decision to turn my will and my life over to the care of God, as I understand Him, I don't decide which defects get removed, or the order in which defects get removed, or the time frame in
Allie K. Campbell is a YouTuber and creative who got sober at 26. In this episode Costa and Allie talk about what that's like, as well as touch on spirituality, having fun in sobriety, and Allie speaks on recovery in the LGBTQ+ community.
Christina is a mental health advocate and in early recovery. She and Christian talk about what that's like for her in recovery as well as how her view of religion has grown and changed. Christina is open about her early recovery because she has chronicled her mental health diagnosis with her online community through her
We often want to place blame and shame on others, situations, or ideas that anger us. What wisdom is available for us to explore should we be free from this anger?
Andrew, David, and Christian talk through the AA Thought of the day. Where relying on self alone fails and how fear and doubt control us and make decisions for us.
Christian talks about living life with a courtroom mentality and how to get over the internal judge in your mind that holds you back from being at peace with yourself.
Joseph is a recovering addict who found his strength and hope to recover through Yoga. In this episode, he tells James all about it.
Troy A. joins the podcast and shares some of his most pivotal moments in recovery and his experience being a black man in recovery. How his contact with God has changed his view of racism and helped him to be of service to others.
Andrew and Christian talk about the separate self and how "You are the You That Does the things You Do."
Anger. shame. guilt. let's go a little deeper. I have anger issues. Anger is an arrow - it's pointing to something (?) What you resist persists. No? Yes? Addiction of Affliction....
"I can't make it to a meeting...umm that's a lie." ? Netflix Reviews- "Recovery Boys" and "Heroin(e)" The AWARENESS - Let's try to understand it. Be part of the journey and not know it all. Inside The Minds Eye Podcast Alan Watts inspiration Powerless over addiction and alcoholism? Zoom Meetings https://mosthighmedia.org/ZOOM/ Music Artist: Tina Boonstra Self Will Run
Christian breaks down "The Road, The Rocks, and The Weeds," by John Mark McMillan. And talks about Jesus, Christianity, and faith on Easter Sunday.
Christian and Lee talk about our current situation and how it's affecting their lives. They also talk about not breaking old habits and how it's important to still stick to your normal routine with a few exceptions.
Live from our new studio Christian talks about having to change our perspective in these troubling times.
Costa and his father talk about what it was like for him to see his son go through addiction and recovery, and gives advice to any parents who may be watching.
Christian and Adam talk about a multitude of things from recovery to how not to be boring in recovery.
In this weeks episode we'll discuss the election of 2020, Pharma Fraud, gambling addictions, Juice Wrld's autopsy, suicide in our military, Recovery Boys, Jessica Simpson, and an app called "Sober Grid." Come check it out!
In this episode we'll talk about Cancer risks and Drinking, Trump and the opioid crisis, Brad Pitt.
In this weeks episode we'll talk about Teen Vaping, Chronic Pain Relief, Kratom, and the passing of Juice WRLD
In this episode we'll talk about, the links between teenagers, marijuana, and depression. We'll also talk about the opioid crisis, what Google is doing to help and so much more!
Grant shares his experience in the food and liquor industries while in active addiction and shares his story on how he is overcoming his addiction.
In and out of addiction and incarceration Dave tells us his story of how he overcame everything and became a drug abuse counselor.
Rachel Brandy sits down with Christian and talks about Tik Tok and social media, recovery, ending the stigma of mental health and how she recovered.
Aubree talks about her struggles with addiction, what it was like growing up, and how she deals with emotional sobriety.
Christian and Britt, the founder of Pathlight Counseling, shares their experience and educates on the topics of mental health and addiction.
Dillon talks about his childhood and what it was like growing up, getting sober, and what it's like living at Vision Warriors.
Christian and Costa talk about experiences, family, feelings, and regret. Sharing their hope and strength to the next suffering alcoholic.
Dan shares his story of triumph, through all the highs and lows he found a way to make it out of the other side. Through jail, family issues, and his addiction he now owns a restaurant and consistently shares his hope, strength, and recovery with the world!
Sean Paul Mahoney talks with James about being an addict and coming out of ALL the closets!
Jennifer talks to Costa about what it was like watching her son use and go through addiction and how it affected her as a parent.
Erika S. a mother and professional tennis player shares her hope and strength of overcoming her demons of addiction!
Ben's Friends is the food and beverage industry support group offering hope, fellowship, and a path forward to professionals who struggle with substance abuse and addiction.
Christian and Director of Clinical Outreach at No Longer Bound George Terrell talk about recovery and healing from past wounds.
Costa (Andrew LaCosta) shares his story of hope, strength and recovery. Getting sober at a young age, and also working with The Most High Show.
From addict to architect to substance abuse counselor, Susans been through the ringer. She's here to share her hope and strength with us!
If you are in recovery the holidays can be tricky. Listen to this podcast to help you deal with some anxiety you for returning home for the holidays. It's the holiday season, which means we have to be fully invested in our sobriety while we hangout with our loved ones. David and Costa talk about
Stacy, shares her story and why Dharma Recovery works for her. Dharma recovery is a peer-led movement and community that is unified by our trust in the potential of each of us to recover and find freedom from the suffering of addiction. We believe that recovery means empowerment, and we support each other as partners
David talks with Certified Professional Coach Eric Johnston from Citizens In Recovery about breaking through trauma by coming to grips with our past and facing the future without shame or guilt.
Gregg Champion is 20+ years sober. He works an honest program and has started a sober living and coaching environment called Start Up Recovery in Southern California. Christian and Greg talk about Greg's story and some of the "California" ways of recovery. For more content like this Download the Most High Media App for free! https://get.theapp.co/cpcj On
Dan and David get together to discuss the topic of willingness. Specifically willingness in recovery, not just to get and stay sober, but to continue to do the next right thing throughout the day to maintain a spiritual perspective on life.
David starting drinking and using at a young age as a way to connect with others. After finding "community" in the party lifestyle, David began to see all his friends moving on in life while he stayed being the guy looking for the next high.
Suleimen is a motivational speaker creating awareness regarding substance abuse with his instagram account and street ministry. A powerful story of pain and redemption, and giving back.
Jared started his journey with drugs and alcohol at an early age. He now uses the pain of his past to help others struggling with addiction.
We have all had the experience of an uncomfortable conversation. Where we have had to address or have something addressed about ourselves and our actions. Conflict resolution is not always an easy trait for us addicts and alcoholics. Here we explore the bringing of "Yes, Okay, and Thank You" to our conflicts.
Darin's story is all to common, being exposed to drinking and drugs at an early age. For some the tender age of 6 is a time for imagination, playing outside, and a safe home. For Darin and his twin brother things were very different.
A story of redemption, reconciliation, faith and hope. Sandy talks about her recovery, reconciling with a God of her understanding and dealing with hardships in recovery.
How important is it to have authentic connection in recovery? Some have even gone as far as to say that the opposite of addiction IS community. Here we share what we have found in a community of like minded addicts and alcoholics. And YES! you have to stand out there after a meeting and get
We want to please our parents, society, we want to fit in and have a sense of belonging. Unfortunately for addicts and alcoholics nothing quite feels as right as a drug or a drink.
Consistency, Predictability, and Reliability. These character traits are key to rebuilding old relationships and establishing new ones. For addicts and alcoholics keeping the peace whenever possible is important.
Addicts seem to have a disease of perception. Although they are not unique in this dis-ease there responses to every day thought and emotions are lets say... extreme. In this visual episode Brian and Christian talk about self judgement, character defects, referring to yourself as an addict and much more.
This is an interview between someone with 8 month sober and another with 29 years sober. One of the realest podcasts we have ever recorded. It was recorded on Dog Island Florida during a 12 In 2 Workshop. The audio quality wavers at times, but the information is powerful!
As a modern reverend, Sarah's goal is to help you connect with the higher power of your own understanding, by whatever name you call he, she, or it. It's what you believe that is important. So, I'm here to honor that connection, rather than to tell you what you are "supposed to" believe. Here is
In this podcast filmed right on the beach with crying babies and the noise of the ocean. Dean, Dan, and Christian talk about how science and God intersect. Their own interpretation of "Higher Power" and how in recovery all you really need to know is you are not God. Download the Most High Media App
Reid's story is one of redemption and community. What happens when people live the principles set forth by the 12 steps and help each other.
Adam, James, and Christian talk about honesty in the rooms and the importance of being transparent as possible since sometimes, we don't know what honesty actually is. Also we talk about why the American Christian church is not as welcoming as a 12 step meeting.
This episode we reference AA and Celebrate Recovery by name. This is not to be promotional, but rather to be transparent in our discussions. “Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.”
Recovery from addiction and Mental Illness is chronic and take daily intentionality. In a media-saturated world, we don’t need one more TV show, one more movie, one more YouTube Channel. What we do need is more recovery-centered content that’s easily accessible. With MOBILE & TV Apps, we can reach our community every day of the week with content
A band of Misfits, Recovering Addicts, Christians, Agnostics, and Business persons looking to make the world a better place. We have experienced hope and strength through faith, the community, and the 12 steps. We want to share that strength and hope with others. Our donors, partners and those brave souls; who choose to share the
“We continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.” “A man can fail many times, but he isn’t a failure until he blames someone else.”– John Burroughs
“Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.”
“Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.” Every A.A. has found that he can make little headway in this new adventure of living until he first backtracks and really makes an accurate and unsparing survey of the human wreckage he has left in his
From the Most High Show Studio in Atlanta GA. We talked about Step 7 of the 12 Steps. "Humbly asked God to remove our shortcomings"
“Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.” So now it’s time to allow a Higher Power to cut out these attitudes, beliefs and behaviors at the source. You get to partner up with your Higher Power and make a firm decision to let go of the character defects and flaws
Don’t Run—Call 911! Drug overdoses have outpaced automobile collisions as the leading cause of accidental death in the United States. Although most overdoses occur in the presence of others, fear of arrest and prosecution prevents many people from calling 911. Georgia’s Medical Amnesty Law protects victims and callers seeking medical assistance at drug or alcohol overdose
Step 4: Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.” Step Four of AA's Twelve-Step Program of recovery is infamously the “scary” one, probably because it's a crucial step towards effective and lasting recovery. Step 5: We admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.”
“Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.”
“Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.” Brandon and Katrina join The Most High Show to talk about their experience in working Step 2 of the 12 Steps.
Step One “We admitted we were powerless over alcohol that our lives had become unmanageable.” WHO cares to admit complete defeat? Practically no one, of course. Every natural instinct cries out against the idea of personal powerlessness. It is truly awful to admit that, glass in hand, we have warped our minds into such an
The first year of recovery can be the most traumatic and dramatic. You may feel like your ready to move on, or move fwd before you actually are. We discuss our moments of listening and submitting to the proven methods.
Broadcasting from Serenbe Farms. The beginning to season 3 of the podcast. When do you start living beyond your addiction?
In this episode Christian, Mitchel, and David talk about the ins and outs of recovery and some of their practices and pet peeves. . . . https://secureservercdn.net/50.62.89.111/6ea.6bf.myftpupload.com/wp-content/audio/recovery_mixdown.mp3
Hope is for the wise for the ones who was wise enough to know that nothing is certain nothing is certain but the hope we have for better future for a better life for the well-being of our loved ones knowing that nothing is in our control we are left with nothing else but hope.
We think of Ego as a larger than life, someone who is a egomaniac, egotistical, someone with power or influence. I would assert that the Ego is far more cunning than that and also very, very sensitive. The Ego has the ability to disguise itself as humility, piety, goodness, selflessness. The Ego’s best role is the role of God in our mind...
The importance of honesty in recovery. The way the Desert Fathers practiced radical self-honesty is quite beautiful. The monks would begin to identify these shadow-patterns and then bring them to the Abba — an elder that they trusted who represented an accepting presence for this process of self-knowledge. It was a way of naming the
We met up with self proclaimed 16 year old preacher Kevin Joab Smith to talk about how real it gets in the virtual world.
We interviewed the staff with One Step At A Time Recovery in Atlanta, GA. We talked about what it's like being on the front lines of recovery in a area that has been wrecked by a 4,000% increase in heroin related deaths since 2015.
Not forgiving someone can be poison to your mind, body, & spirit. Mark Goodman has experienced profound freedom from finding forgiveness for his abusive father and the trail of destruction that abuse left.
This episode features our very own Danee and her new book/devotional. We discuss how healing your wounds takes work and much more.
You are right where you are supposed to be. You are loved just as you are… Rev. Dale Patrick interviews Host Christian Janson as they discuss reaching people where they are.
Why The Most High Show? We address personal issues of identity, faith, and belonging. Leveraging the power of “me too” through guest interviews on personal topics.
This episode captures a candid conversation between 2 recovering Jesus following drug addicts. What its like to go from hoping the dope man would pick up to having hop in Jesus? The struggles with wanting to be in control and what it’s like to truly surrender to your Most High God.
In this episode we talk with Rev. Dale Patrick from the Christian Missionary Alliance about what it means to experience the “call” to ministry, the beauty of being in Jesus Christ and how sometimes Christian can be a little bass Akward.
Lee's Story is a story of Hope and pain. How with the help of others and faith in the Most High, someone can change for the better.
We knocked on some doors with Pastor Mike Salazar from Set Free Bakersfield and talked about, church, being a Christian in prison and much more. Visual episode available on themosthighshow.com. This is the full unedited interview.
Friend of the show Ryan Crosby and host Christian were in a rap group that was poised for success until God told Christian he had to quit the group. This episode we cover what it means to be a Christian, how to stop being a Christian, and how there are two sides to love.
Toxic relationships are easy to spot from the outside looking in, but when you're in the middle of one it may be harder to tell. How can you discover if you are in a toxic relationship? Maybe you are the one creating the most drama?
Tim's story is one of redemption and hope. After spending 42 years in prison since the age 18, he is now living the life of a disciple of Jesus at the Set Free Bakersfield Men's Home.
Life is messy, why should Christianity be any different. Should christians be concerned with their doubts? Do we have to have an answer for everything? We discuss these things and more in this episode.
Most Christian's don't have any non-Christian friends after 5 years of conversion. Is cussing actually unwholesome talk? How do we reach those in need? - All that and more on this episode
Forgiving an abusive father is no easy task. We talked with Mark Goodman as he shared his experience of forgiveness and the freedom that comes from it.
The 12 steps are often looked at as being for "them" or "those" people. Bartee from mysaw.com breaks down the 12 steps and shares his story with Host Danee
Host Noterock invite 365 Sober Living recovery residence to discuss the opiate epidemic and the fundamentals of recovery. Go to 365SOBERLIVING.COM to get more information on their recover residences. For more information on the Atlanta drug triangle go to http://www.11alive.com/local/heroin-triangle
We talked with Kirk Barnett from Barnett Racing who has Incurable Stage IV Cancer. His “No Matter What!” social media posts has inspired thousands. In this segment from Episode 7 he shares the moments when he was first diagnosed and how he facing this horrible disease. Thank you Danee DeKonty & Leslie Janson Check out
We going to church…..In this segment we talked with Jonathan Lawson from Trinity United Methodist Church. We start the conversation about how today’s American version of Christianity and the early church differ. Plus I try to interpret my own use of “christianese”
Recently we sat down with Mark Danzey, a local pastor and sex therapist. This candid discussion about problematic sexual behavior takes an in depth look at process addiction, what Jesus said about sex and how sex is a really, really good thing.