HeyJaredSteel City Round Table Podcast
SCRT podcast was an idea that I shared with a close friend of mine Ken “Finn” Finnigan. I came out of alcohol rehab in July of 2023. Finn had been one of my biggest supporters and we talked everyday.
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An ex-cop, real estate agent and man of faith walk into a room! (opens the original)
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A raw, honest conversation about addiction, habits, mental health, and what it really means to have a relationship with God—not just religion. If you’ve ever wondered where the line is between self-control and losing control, this episode will hit hard.Mark Kneebone and Hunter Shinnebarger sit down with guest Eric Moberg for a wide-open discussion that starts with a debate about addiction and quickly turns into something deeper: how thoughts become emotions, how emotions become actions, and how
The OTC Drug Trap: What They Aren't Telling You (opens the original)
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Here is an expanded version of Option 1 that adds key details while keeping it direct, readable, and easy to scan on mobile: "Legal" doesn't mean safe. Gas station weed, fake mushrooms, and synthetic alternatives are filling shop shelves, but what aren't the labels telling you? In this episode, hosts Mark Kneebone and Hunter Shinnebarger pull back the curtain on the dangerous designer-chemical marketplace taking over Florida and beyond. Combining law enforcement perspective with firsthand recove
Brothers in recovery and life get real! (opens the original)
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Three years after meeting in treatment, Mark Kneebone and Hunter Shinnebarger sit down for a brutally honest recovery conversation about what actually changes a life, and what doesn’t. If you’re struggling with addiction, mental health, or the fear that sobriety means losing everything, this episode will hit home fast.Mark and Hunter reconnect over the kind of story most people only tell once they’re far enough out to see it clearly: a sheltered upbringing, early anxiety and OCD, the slow slide
Step One of AA ain't that easy (opens the original)
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Most of us refuse to admit our powerlessness over addiction — until a dark moment forces us to face it. Mark Kneebone’s raw, unfiltered story reveals how hitting rock bottom ignited his journey from near-suicide to sobriety, and why embracing the truth is the first step to true freedom. If you're battling denial, trauma, or spiraling in silence, this episode might just be the wake-up call you need.Mark, a 12-year law enforcement vet and now recovery advocate, shares his personal timeline—decades
My journey back to my calling...I was lost in the weeds. (opens the original)
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Most of us forget what truly matters in life until we’re faced with a hard reset. Uncle Mark’s candid return dives deep into the healing power of gratitude, reminding us why sobriety is a gift—one we often take for granted.After three months away, Mark shares his journey back, revealing how slipping into the social media cycle made him lose sight of his purpose. He opens up about attending an AA meeting with just four people—and finding profound lessons in gratitude, connection, and the fleeting
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