HeyJaredRecovery on Rucker: Recovery from Substance use Disorder
New podcast Recovery on Rucker is dedicated to honest conversations about recovery from substance use disorder.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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67|Rappelling for Recovery: Taking the Leap with Recovery Beyond (opens the original)
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On this episode of Recovery on Rucker, Jack talks with Taylor and Amanda from Recovery Beyond about how outdoor adventures — from mountain climbs to kayaking — support recovery from substance use disorder. They discuss a fundraiser called Harness New Heights (a rappel event), how Recovery Beyond keeps programs affordable, Taylor’s long road to sobriety and career steps, and ways the community can get involved or find support. Resources: Snohomish County Recovery Coalition: www.snocorecovers.org
66|Lighted Pathways: A Grove of Recovery & Hope (opens the original)
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Host Jack sits down with Lisa Driscoll of Lighted Pathway Recovery Solutions to discuss creating affordable recovery housing that goes beyond a bed — offering community, resources, and healing spaces for people rebuilding their lives. Learn how The Grove and nearby units provide meetings, a gym, shared meals, family visits, and supportive case management to help residents find employment, reconnect with loved ones, and sustain long-term recovery. Resources: Snohomish County Recovery Coalition: s
65|From Court-Ordered to Purpose-Driven: Jen’s 10-Year Recovery (opens the original)
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Jack interviews Jen Cunningham about her 10-year recovery journey—from court-ordered treatment to years of sustained recovery, education, and parenting. She credits peer support, recovery housing, and the Recovery Cafe for helping her rebuild her life. Now a juvenile probation counselor and board member of the Snohomish County Recovery Coalition, Jen advocates for youth services, housing, and stigma reduction, and stresses the power of empathy and lived experience in shaping better policy and co
64|Recovery as a Lifestyle: Erin Stewart’s 8-Year Journey (opens the original)
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Host Summer sits down with Erin Stewart, who celebrates eight years clean and works in recovery case management. Erin shares her personal journey and how recovery became a multi-faceted lifestyle. They explore practical tools beyond meetings—spirituality, yoga, self-care—and the importance of community, especially the support of other women. Erin also discusses teaching codependency and how staying connected can prevent relapse. Erin offers straightforward advice like "it's okay to be selfish" i
63|Burnout at the Front Lines: A Recovery Leader's Story (opens the original)
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On this episode E.V. Velez sits down with coalition board member Summer to discuss her experience with clinical burnout while working in residential treatment during COVID, the moment she realized she needed help, and the slow path back through therapy and medical care. They explore how systems rely on overburdened leaders, the importance of community-based supports like recovery cafes and local nonprofits, and practical ways to prevent and recover from burnout while staying connected to recover
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