PODCAST
Honest conversations about recovery, faith, shame, and becoming whole.
The Resilient Addict Podcast exists for men who are tired of surface answers. Each episode explores what it means to face addiction, tell the truth, rebuild integrity, and pursue healing with courage.
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
REAL CONVERSATIONS FOR REAL RECOVERY
More than advice. A place for honesty.
Recovery can feel isolating when the hardest parts of the story stay hidden. This podcast creates space for honest, grounded conversations about sexual integrity, shame, faith, betrayal, and the work of becoming whole. Each conversation is meant to give listeners language, perspective, and practical next steps as they move toward freedom and integrity.
WHAT THE PODCAST COVERS
Topics that help bring hidden struggles into the light.
PORNOGRAPHY RECOVERY
SEXUAL INTEGRITY
SHAME & VULNERABILITY
BETAYAL TRAUMA
FAITH & TRANSFORMATION
MARRIAGE REPAIR
NERVOUS SYSTEM REGULATION
EMOTIONAL MATURITY
MASCULINITY & HONESTY
STORIES OF RECOVERY
FEATURED EPISODES
Start with conversations that speak to where you are.
Whether you are just beginning recovery or have been walking this road for years, these conversations are here to remind you that honesty, support, and transformation are possible.
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST NOWWHO IS THIS PODCAST FOR
This podcast is for people who want a more honest conversation about hidden struggles, recovery, faith, and healing.
- Men in recovery
- Men struggling with secrecy or shame
- Betrayed partners seeking understanding
- Pastors and ministry leaders
- Coaches and counselors
- Group leaders and mentors
- Anyone wanting a grounded conversation about healing
HOW TO BE A GUEST
Have a story or perspective that could help others heal?
If you are a coach, counselor, pastor, author, or someone with a recovery story that can help others, Jody would love to hear from you. The best conversations are honest, useful, and grounded in hope.
The podcast is for education, encouragement, and support. It is not therapy, diagnosis, medical treatment, or crisis care. If you need clinical treatment, trauma therapy, emergency help, or immediate safety support, please contact a licensed professional, emergency services, or an appropriate crisis resource.