Top 5 Addiction and Recovery Podcasts
- Austin Pederson
- Apr 28
- 5 min read
Updated: 6 hours ago
It can be challenging to find the right support system when you're on a recovery journey, but podcasts can be an excellent resource. We've got you covered with a list of some of the most impactful and inspiring podcasts available, each offering a unique perspective on sobriety and healing.
What are some highly-rated podcasts for alcohol addiction recovery?
Some of the most popular and highly-rated podcasts for alcohol addiction recovery include "The Bubble Hour," "Recovery Happy Hour," "That Sober Guy Podcast," "Recovery Elevator," and "Let's Talk Addiction & Recovery."
Read on to learn more about what makes each of these podcasts a valuable tool for anyone seeking support in their sobriety journey, from personal stories to expert insights.
Addiction and Recovery Podcasts: The Bubble Hour
The Bubble Hour is a weekly podcast hosted by recovery author and blogger, Jean McCarthy. Real People. Real Stories. Real Hope. The Bubble Hour is a weekly podcast hosted by recovery author and blogger, Jean McCarthy.
Real People. Real Stories. Real Hope. The "Bubble" is what we use to stay safe and happy in sobriety (especially early sobriety). We surround ourselves with things and people who bring us joy, laughter and comfort. What do you put in YOUR bubble?
Listen Here to The Bubble Hour
Addiction and Recovery Podcasts: Recovery Happy Hour
Recovery Happy Hour celebrates inspiring stories of recovery from alcohol addiction and gray area alcohol abuse. Hearing stories we relate to is what gets and keeps us sober.
Tricia likes sharing those stories by interviewing sober people from all over the globe to show you that your life won’t end when you quit drinking.
If you’re still wrestling with the idea of quitting or are afraid of what “label” you’ll have, you’re not alone. You don’t even have to identify as an alcoholic to question your relationship with alcohol.
I hope you’ll hear these stories and realize that you can choose to live whatever kind of life you want and if alcohol is making your life worse, it’s ok to decide to stop.
Tune in every Tuesday to hear how life doesn't end after you break up with alcohol. There is life beyond the bottle and it's a life worth living.
Addiction and Recovery Podcasts: That Sober Guy Podcast
Shane Ramer created That Sober Guy Podcast which has helped over 2 million listeners. As a father of two kids and married to his wife of 20 years, Shane is passionate about helping men quit drinking. Since 2014, we have been dedicated to helping men quit drinking and find purpose.
Listeners have consumed over 400 episodes of related content with millions of downloads on That Sober Guy Podcast.
We have helped thousands of men stay alcohol-free and become better fathers, husbands, friends, entrepreneurs, and leaders in their communities.
Addiction and Recovery Podcasts: Recovery Elevator
It isn't a NO to alcohol, but a YES to a better life! Best-selling author Paul Churchill, along with Kristopher Oyen interview people who have stepped away from alcohol in their own lives.
Of course, we do a podcast, but they also bring like-minded individuals together, particularly in early sobriety, who seek a better life without alcohol through support and accountability.
Some members of the private groups have years of continuous sobriety, while others are only days away from their last drink, we are all striving for better quality of life without alcohol.
Stopping drinking is the first part, of course, then we learn how to embrace a life without alcohol. Eventually, they returned to the point in our life when we were happy without alcohol. Imagine going to a party, wedding, concert, or other social event and not needing alcohol to enjoy yourself. This is not an overnight process, yet once achieved, it is the most liberating feeling in the world.
We invite you to join us on the path to wellness and sobriety.
Shortly after episode 20 of the Recovery Elevator podcast, the goal and direction became clear; it’s time to shred the shame. Alcoholism is a disease and alcohol is one of the most addictive and dangerous drugs on the planet. It’s time to start talking about this.
Recovery Elevator and the private community Café RE offer a safe, informative place, for those who wish to quit drinking. Many, including the RE Team, find solace and comfort in our cohesive community.
Addiction and Recovery Podcasts: Let's Talk Addiction & Recovery
Hear what leading addiction and recovery experts are talking about in one of the most impactful addiction and recovery podcasts available today.
Explore addiction trends, current topics, and challenges—along with research, practices, and advances that point to the most promising way forward.
Author and recovery advocate William C. Moyers hosts this thought-provoking interview series, brought to you by the renowned Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. Listen in on Moyers' conversations with his colleagues who work at the forefront of addiction treatment, recovery, and prevention.
Including noted clinicians, researchers, academics, and other thought leaders. With equal parts information and inspiration, Let’s Talk Addiction & Recovery stands out among top addiction and recovery podcasts—opening the door to help, healing, and hope.
Frequently Ask Questions:
• Who hosts The Bubble Hour podcast?
"The Bubble Hour" is hosted by recovery author and blogger Jean McCarthy.
• What is the focus of the Recovery Happy Hour podcast?
"Recovery Happy Hour" celebrates inspiring stories of recovery from alcohol addiction and gray area alcohol abuse.
• Who created That Sober Guy Podcast?
Shane Ramer, a father and husband, created "That Sober Guy Podcast" to help men quit drinking and find purpose.
• What is the main message of the Recovery Elevator podcast?
The main message of the "Recovery Elevator" podcast is that quitting drinking is a "yes" to a better life, not a "no" to alcohol, and that it's important to shred the shame associated with addiction.
• Who hosts the Let's Talk Addiction & Recovery podcast?
The "Let's Talk Addiction & Recovery" podcast is hosted by author and recovery advocate William C. Moyers and is brought to you by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation.
When you're ready to take the next step in your recovery journey, we at Chateau Health and Wellness Treatment Center are here to help. Our dedicated team is committed to providing the compassionate support and personalized care you deserve. We understand that this is a significant step, and we're ready to walk alongside you, offering our expertise and a safe, welcoming environment. Please call us at (435) 222-5225; we are here to support you in building a healthier, happier life.
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About The Author
Austin Pederson, Executive Director of Chateau Health and Wellness
Brings over eight years of experience revolutionizing mental health and substance abuse treatment through compassionate care and innovative business strategies. Inspired by his own recovery journey, Austin has developed impactful programs tailored to individuals facing trauma and stress while fostering comprehensive support systems that prioritize holistic wellness. His empathetic leadership extends to educating and assisting families, ensuring lasting recovery for clients and their loved ones.
Danny Warner, CEO of Chateau Health and Wellness
Brings a wealth of experience in business operations, strategic alliances, and turnaround management, with prior leadership roles at Mediconnect Global, Klever Marketing, and WO Investing, Inc. A graduate of Brigham Young University in Economics and History, Danny has a proven track record of delivering results across diverse industries. His most transformative role, however, was as a trail walker and counselor for troubled teens at the Anasazi Foundation, where he directly impacted young lives, a personal commitment to transformation that now drives his leadership at Chateau.
Ben Pearson, LCSW - Clinical Director
With 19 years of experience, Ben Pearson specializes in adolescent and family therapy, de-escalation, and high-risk interventions. As a former Clinical Director of an intensive outpatient program, he played a key role in clinical interventions and group therapy. With 15+ years in wilderness treatment and over a decade as a clinician, Ben has helped countless individuals and families navigate mental health and recovery challenges.
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