ABOUT THIS SHOW: Medication Assisted Treatment. There is much controversy around the subject of using addictive medication to treat addiction. Marv and the Monty’man discuss this issue and some of its challenges. Are we simply trading illegal drugs for legal ones? Is this a cop out or is there legitimate reasons for using drugs such as Methadone and Suboxone? There is no easy answer to this topic so please send us your thoughts. Email us at Take12Radio@comcast.net
CLOSING SONG: It Ain’t Over Yet by Tommy Holmes

ABOUT THIS SHOW: "Turkey Trouble in Recovery" is a re-hash of our 2017 Thanksgiving Special. This was a really fun show and we know you will enjoy the humor and the topic. So, when everyone has gone home and the dishes are all piled up, take a break, sit back and tune into our Thanksgiving Day special.
CLOSING SONG: If You Want to be Lonley, Just Be Right All The Time by Bryan Duncan. A great song for the In-Laws. LOL

ABOUT THIS SHOW: Co-hosts Dave and the Monty’man discuss the power that is in knowing, telling and practicing truth. As members of the recovery community, we were not always truthful in all our affairs. Sometimes we would over elaborate on our stories and other times we would minimize. Sometimes the bondage we are in is caused by falsehood and lies. The fact is, to experience true freedom, we must come to a place where truth reigns rather than ego.
CLOSING SONG: Wide Open by Seth and the Intervention Band.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW: In recovery we learn to become better people in all areas of our lives. This means not only our behavior changes, but our hearts change as well. It has been said that out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. How then can we say we follow the spiritual path of our Higher Power, when in fact what comes out of our mouth is contrary to that path and therefore displays what is truly in our hearts?
CLOSING SONG: If I Get Drunk Tonight by Jeff Bates. www.jeffbates.com

ABOUT THIS SHOW: Life After TreatmenT. Many of us need some very specialized care to enable us to hit the reset button and begin our journey back to wellness, we needed serious treatment that may have included medical detox, medical supervision and numerous other recovery services that may not have been available at our local 12 Step support meeting, church or religious organization. But what does our recovery look like after treatment? Treatment is but the beginning of our journey. Here are some tips to help us maintain a healthy and authentic recovery.
Closing Song: The Ya-But Habit by Michael Purington

ABOUT THIS SHOW: Does Recovery Radio Break the Anonymity Tradition of mainstream Twelve Step fellowships? This question must be addressed if recovery radio or recovery media in general is going to survive its critics and naysayers. The Eleventh Tradition states: "Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio, and films." On the surface it looks like recovery radio and media may be in violation of this tradition, but let’s look deeper and find out the truth.

ABOUT THIS SHOW: Making & Losing Friends While in Recovery.
Join the Monty’man, Denver and Marv as they discuss the making of friends while in recovery, some of their attributes and the pain of losing friends while in recovery as well. Sometimes people walk out of our lives without a word, sometimes they move away and other times they die. How do we maneuver these experiences?
CLOSING SONG: I’ll Be Your Friend by Jim Crain

Monty's guest is Tony Messbarger, Admissions Consultant at Benchmark Recovery Center in Austin, Texas.
When it comes to communicating with others the full impact of a realistic intervention Tony Messbarger is by far one of the best.
His experience in the addiction treatment field is second to none.
We here at Take 12 Recovery Radio consider it an honor and a privilege to have Tony as a featured guest for this in depth workshop on the understanding of interventions and the important part they play in the process of saving lives.
Addiction is the number one health threat in our country and Tony brings solution focused intervention to life.
If you have a loved one who is in need of an intervention you need to listen closely to this four part presentation. It may be one of the most important broadcast we have ever aired.

Monty's guest is Tony Messbarger, Admissions Consultant at Benchmark Recovery Center in Austin, Texas.
When it comes to communicating with others the full impact of a realistic intervention Tony Messbarger is by far one of the best.
His experience in the addiction treatment field is second to none.
We here at Take 12 Recovery Radio consider it an honor and a privilege to have Tony as a featured guest for this in depth workshop on the understanding of interventions and the important part they play in the process of saving lives.
Addiction is the number one health threat in our country and Tony brings solution focused intervention to life.
If you have a loved one who is in need of an intervention you need to listen closely to this four part presentation. It may be one of the most important broadcast we have ever aired.

Monty's guest is Tony Messbarger, Admissions Consultant at Benchmark Recovery Center in Austin, Texas.
When it comes to communicating with others the full impact of a realistic intervention Tony Messbarger is by far one of the best.
His experience in the addiction treatment field is second to none.
We here at Take 12 Recovery Radio consider it an honor and a privilege to have Tony as a featured guest for this in depth workshop on the understanding of interventions and the important part they play in the process of saving lives.
Addiction is the number one health threat in our country and Tony brings solution focused intervention to life.
If you have a loved one who is in need of an intervention you need to listen closely to this four part presentation. It may be one of the most important broadcast we have ever aired.