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Flipping Tables Isn’t Anger — It’s Duty (The Daily Trudge)
Flipping Tables Isn’t Anger — It’s Duty (The Daily Trudge)
Flipping Tables Isn’t Anger — It’s Duty (The Daily Trudge)
Friday 23rd January 2026
Explore the power of righteous disruption in recovery spaces with Dion as he challenges comfort zones for genuine healing.
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Episode Overview
- Righteous disruption can create space for honesty and dignity.
- Recovery spaces should prioritise healing over comfort.
- Misconceptions about anger can hinder genuine support.
- Community responsibility is key in challenging stigma.
- Personal growth is marked by small victories in recovery.
Flipping tables isn't anger; it's duty. It's about clearing space for honesty and dignity.
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of RAW Recovery Podcast, 'Flipping Tables Isn’t Anger — It’s Duty,' challenges the common perception of anger in recovery spaces. Using the metaphor of Jesus flipping tables, the discussion highlights the importance of righteous disruption in places that have shifted from healing to mere comfort. Host Dion explores how sometimes making people uncomfortable is the most caring action one can take.
With a mix of humour and deep insight, Dion shares his experiences of standing up against stigma and advocating for change in recovery communities. He tackles misconceptions head-on, urging listeners to see past the noise and focus on the truth. The conversation dives into the complexities of recovery, emphasising the need for honesty, dignity, and real support systems. Dion also reflects on personal growth moments, like watching a sponsee's breakthrough, illustrating how recovery is a journey filled with small victories.
The episode is a call to action for everyone involved in recovery to challenge systems that prioritise image over outcomes and to strive for spaces that foster genuine healing. This isn't just about recovery; it's about community, responsibility, and doing what's right even when it's uncomfortable. So, are you ready to flip some tables and make a difference in your own recovery journey?