Brett Lovins
Brett Lovins
Greg Williams - Filmmaker & Producer of the Documentary "The Anonymous People"
Greg Williams - Filmmaker & Producer of the Documentary "The Anonymous People"
Greg Williams - Filmmaker & Producer of the Documentary "The Anonymous People"
Thursday 6th March 2025
Join Brett Lovins and filmmaker Greg Williams as they discuss using storytelling to break addiction stigma and advocate for recovery. A must-listen episode!
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Brett Lovins
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Sharing personal recovery stories can break down stigma.
- Person-first language helps create a compassionate understanding of addiction.
- Community support is crucial for recovery.
- Advocacy through storytelling can lead to systemic change.
- Recovery offers personal freedom and self-discovery.
Recovery's really been a journey of freedom for me - the ability to go on a journey and figure out who I am.
In this episode of Addiction & Recovery Conversations, Brett Lovins sits down with Greg Williams, the talented filmmaker behind the impactful documentary, The Anonymous People. Greg opens up about his journey in recovery, sharing how his personal experiences inspired him to create films that advocate for those struggling with addiction. Through their conversation, Brett and Greg highlight the importance of sharing recovery stories to break down stigma and foster a more compassionate understanding within society.
Greg discusses the concept of person-first language and how it can transform public perception of addiction. They also delve into the power of community and the role of advocacy in creating systemic change. With anecdotes from Greg's career and insights into his films, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of storytelling and recovery advocacy.