An Inside Job #3: Finding Recovery WingsAn Inside Job #3: Finding Recovery Wings
The Recovery Hub Podcast - Life After Addiction
Alex hosts an inspiring chat with men in recovery at HMP Berwyn, sharing stories of hope and resilience in overcoming addiction.
31:58•27 Aug 2025
Finding Recovery Wings: A Journey Behind Bars
Episode Overview
- Recovery can be infectious when surrounded by supportive people.
- Overcoming addiction requires change in thinking and behaviour.
- Support networks play a crucial role in maintaining sobriety.
- Homelessness can exacerbate addiction struggles.
- Recovery is possible with determination and community support.
“"Recovery is a little bit infectious idea, just like addiction, you know, and if you're around like-minded people, your chance of recovery is a lot better."”
In this episode of The Recovery Hub Podcast, Alex takes on the role of guest host as she chats with a group of men on the recovery wing at HMP Berwyn. Among them is a man who has recently arrived and shares his incredible journey from serving time in an Ecuadorian prison for drug smuggling to battling addiction after homelessness in the UK. The episode dives into the complexities of recovery behind bars and the struggles faced upon re-entering society.
It's a heartfelt conversation where Alex and the men discuss the ups and downs of their recovery journeys, offering a raw look into the challenges and triumphs they encounter. The dialogue highlights the importance of finding support networks and maintaining hope amidst adversity. You'll find yourself rooting for these individuals as they share their dreams and determination to overcome addiction.
With a sprinkle of humour and plenty of candid moments, this episode offers a glimpse into the lives of those fighting for recovery. Don't miss out on this honest portrayal of resilience and the human spirit.

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