49:05Recovery Elevator
RE 601: The Most Encouraged Drug
A current episode from Recovery Elevator, included as an independent example of the format.
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The recovery podcast template
Create a compassionate recovery episode without turning someone’s experience into spectacle. This format gives the story room, pulls out one useful lesson, and closes with support and resources.
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37:33That Sober Guy Podcast
We LOVE A Train Wreck
An independent recovery show example built around candid conversation and lived experience.
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12:03Sober Powered
“Am I Bad Enough?”
An independent concise solo episode that frames one recovery question through neuroscience and experience.
Listen on Apple Podcasts ↗How it works
Everything a recovery podcast needs, in one place
Record sensitive conversations privately, edit with the transcript, improve voice clarity, and publish only after everyone is comfortable.
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Record a solo reflection, peer conversation, or guest story from a browser. Keep the project private while participants review it.
Made for stories that deserve care
If you have hesitated, this is for you
A practical answer to the most common reasons this kind of show never gets started.
Projects are private by default. Review the transcript, remove identifying details, and get clear participant approval before publishing.
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Recovery
A supportive recovery podcast structure with a check-in, personal story, lesson, practical tool, resources, and grounded close.
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FAQ
Questions about this template
Start with the structure, then adapt the language and timing to your audience.
Set clear boundaries, obtain informed permission, distinguish lived experience from clinical advice, and include relevant support resources.
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