Celebrating 400 Episodes: A Journey Through Sobriety Stories
Episode Overview
Celebrating 400 episodes with reflections on past guests and listener stories. Discussing the evolution of sobriety conversations over nine years. Highlighting memorable interviews with figures like Elizabeth Gilbert. Exploring technical challenges and humorous mishaps in podcasting. Sharing plans for future guest selections and community engagement.
"There's a treasure under every trigger."
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of recovery as Arlina Allen celebrates a major milestone with the 400th episode of The One Day At A Time Recovery Podcast. Joined by her long-time friend and fellow podcaster, Charlie from The Way Out Podcast, Arlina reflects on the nine-year journey that has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride.
From the origins of the podcast, which began as ODAAT Chat, to its evolution into a beacon for those seeking sobriety, this episode is a heartwarming mix of nostalgia and hope for the future. Arlina and Charlie dive into some of the most memorable moments, including cringe-worthy early episodes and fangirl interviews with notable guests like Elizabeth Gilbert and Amy Dresner.
They discuss the importance of listener feedback, both positive and negative, and how it has shaped the podcast over the years. Arlina shares personal anecdotes about technical mishaps and the lessons learned from them, all while maintaining her signature sense of humour. The episode also touches on the impact of listener stories and how they have inspired Arlina to keep going, even during times of burnout.
As they look to the future, Arlina hints at exciting plans for more intentional guest selections and community engagement through new initiatives. Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the series, this episode offers a unique glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of recovery podcasting. It's a testament to the power of storytelling and community in overcoming addiction. So, what keeps you motivated on your journey to sobriety?