Del Bacon
Del Bacon
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Parents
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Thursday 20th November 2025
Join Del Bacon as he shares his recovery journey as an atheist, challenging traditional concepts while advocating for personal responsibility.
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About this podcast
Author:
Del Bacon
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Categories:
Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Recovery can be achieved without reliance on a higher power.
- Growing up in strict religious environments can impact mental health.
- Parents need to take accountability for their children's actions.
- Moderation and unity are vital in today's political climate.
- Personal experiences can guide others in their sobriety journey.
I became the recovery atheist because I am an atheist who is in recovery.
How do individuals turn their lives around after addiction? In this riveting episode of 'The Recovery Atheist', host Del Bacon takes listeners on a journey through his personal experiences and reflections on sobriety without relying on a higher power. He shares candid thoughts on the challenges of recovery, touching upon the struggles of growing up in a strict Pentecostal household and the profound impact it had on his mental health.
Del opens up about his life in sober homes, the hurdles of adhering to traditional recovery methods, and the realisation that he could carve his own path as an atheist in recovery. This episode is not just a personal recount; it's a call for parents to reflect on their roles and responsibilities in their children's lives. Del passionately discusses the importance of discipline and the societal impacts of parental neglect, urging parents to take accountability for their actions.
With a mix of humour and heartfelt honesty, Del also delves into political commentary, advocating for moderation and unity in a divided world. If you're curious about how recovery can thrive without religious constructs or seeking insights into the broader societal issues linked to addiction, this episode is sure to engage and provoke thought. What will you do with the insights shared here? Will you step forward and be part of the change?