Amy Liz Harrison
Amy Liz Harrison
Spirituality, Social Justice, Love & Connection: Ted Neill’s Latest Book: My Name is Ted and I’m a Racist
Spirituality, Social Justice, Love & Connection: Ted Neill’s Latest Book: My Name is Ted and I’m a Racist
Spirituality, Social Justice, Love & Connection: Ted Neill’s Latest Book: My Name is Ted and I’m a Racist
Tuesday 13th May 2025
Join Amy Liz Harrison and Ted Neill in exploring recovery, social justice, and spirituality in this engaging episode.
52 minutes
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Sobriety Success Stories
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety involves more than abstaining from alcohol.
- Healthy boundaries are essential for personal growth.
- Love and acceptance can bridge differences.
- Cancel culture can be a barrier to true connection.
- Self-compassion is crucial in the recovery journey.
"What does it mean to get sober—not just from alcohol, but from denial, from deeply ingrained patterns of thought and behaviour?"
What happens when a sober mum of eight sits down with an author who calls himself a racist? In this episode of 'Eternally Amy', Amy Liz Harrison chats with Ted Neill, exploring the journey of getting sober—not just from alcohol but from denial and ingrained thought patterns. Ted Neill, a passionate activist, opens up about his struggles with mental health and the transformative power of the 12-step recovery community.
His book, 'My Name is Ted and I’m a Racist', serves as a candid reflection on social justice, spirituality, and the intricacies of human behaviour. Ted discusses how his personal crises led him to a deeper understanding of love and acceptance, while Amy shares her own experiences in recovery and faith deconstruction. The conversation touches on challenging topics like toxic masculinity, cancel culture, and the duality of human nature.
With humour and honesty, they unpack the importance of self-compassion and maintaining healthy boundaries. This episode isn't just about overcoming addiction; it's about finding connection and embracing paradoxes in life. Whether you're curious about Ted's journey or looking for insights into recovery and social justice, this conversation offers a refreshing take on these subjects. So why not give it a listen? It might just be the thoughtful exploration you've been searching for.