• Episode #39: Fire, Ice, and the Hidden Battle: Breaking Free from Addiction in All Forms

  • Jan 20 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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Episode #39: Fire, Ice, and the Hidden Battle: Breaking Free from Addiction in All Forms

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  • In this compelling episode of the Black Sheep Recovery Warfare Podcast, host John Gallagher is joined by Monica Webber and the return of Boston 2%, the powerful voice behind Fire and Ice: The Meth Bible, now available for download and purchase on Amazon. Together, they dive into a raw and honest conversation about the often-overlooked addiction to pornography and its devastating effects.

    Exploring how this addiction can become a substitute for people in recovery chasing a dopamine high, the discussion sheds light on the parallels between substance addiction and behavioral addictions. With personal insights, practical advice, and faith-centered encouragement, this episode offers hope and direction for those battling addiction in all its forms.

    Produced by Danny Anderson at Audio Alchemy Studios, this is a must-listen episode for anyone seeking freedom, healing, and deeper understanding in the journey of recovery.

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