Podcasts about jointhenation

If you are a college baseball fan, this is a half hour you won't want to miss! It's hard to imagine that college baseball has a better advocate than Mike Rooney. The Delco native was a game away from Omaha as a super utility man at Notre Dame, a long time assistant for mentor Pat Murphy in the Pac-12 (Arizona State), a JUCO head coach, and now the game's premier analyst, both at ESPN and in his commentary and Podcasts for d1baseball.com. He's a walking encyclopedia for the sport and one of it's great connectors. And the passion and clarity in his voice when he talks about issues like recruiting, scheduling, premier players, growing the game is simply awesome to hear. Our guest on this week's Clean Leather, Mike talks about the state of the sport heading into 2022, gives us some national things to look forward to, talks some NJ College Baseball, offers some solutions into the recruiting mess, and hits on his memories of South Jersey High School baseball. Yes, Mike was also the high school head coach of Phillies announcer Ben Davis, then one of the premier amateur players in the sport.SUBSCRIBE to youtube.com/NJCollegeBaseballNation for more great interviews. Like/Comment here and #JoinTheNation.

Today, an author, intimacy coach and surrogate partner, Kristin Casey has come a long way from her days as a stripper at Sugar's in Austin, Texas. Her book Rock Monster chronicles her whirlwind life with Eagle's guitarist Joe Walsh. In today's episode, Kristin shares her journey with Joe and more importantly, the hard lessons learnt. 'Life is not about where you end up but rather the journey on how you got there'. Listen in today on Join the Nation Recovery Radio.

On todays show, John Mabry and your host Stewart Michaelson discuss hope, strength, courage and the lessons learnt along the journey. John's life has been filled with both triumphs and tribulations. John and I talk about his varsity days at Baylor, the automobile accident that changed his life and how opiates entered his life. We talk about hanging with Adam Sandler at the Playboy mansion and how his life came full circle as we discuss his living conditions in a trailer park because of his disease. Finally, John and I talk about the REAL issue that led him to a life of pills, booze and street drugs....you may be surprised!

Stewart Michaelson is the founder of Join the Nation Network, and is a sobriety advocate, motivational speaker, and coach. Having spent the better part of a decade in public life, Stewart understands from a political perspective the issue of mental health and the illness. What started out in his youth as a simple nights of drinking with the boys on weekends, led to drinking and driving, a criminal record, abusive behaviour and a broken family. Stewart became a full on alcoholic! After a decade of alcohol abuse and abusive behaviour, Stewart confronted his alcoholism head on. A recovering alcoholic today, Stewart accepts life on life’s terms, continues to attend AA meetings regularly and has began to help his fellows in their pursuit of a better life based on Responsible Sobriety.Connect with Stewart Michaelson:Website: www.askme4myhelp.com Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/jointhenationnetworkTwitter: www.twitter.com/jtnnetworkInstagram: www.instagram.com/jointhenationnetworkConnect with TOM LEU:Websites: www.RecoveryCollective.net | www.TomLeu.com | www.16Imaging.com Official Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/tomleu2Instagram: www.instagram.com/recovery_collective (@recovery_collective)Instagram: www.instagram.com/tomleu (@tomleu)Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleu (@tomleu)YouTube: www.talkshiFt.tvEpisode Sponsors:Ria Health >> www.RiaHealth.com/collectiveSober Evolution >> www.Sober-Evolution.com

Stewart Michaelson is the founder of Join the Nation Network, and is a sobriety advocate, motivational speaker, and coach. Having spent the better part of a decade in public life, Stewart understands from a political perspective the issue of mental health and the illness. What started out in his youth as a simple nights of drinking with the boys on weekends, led to drinking and driving, a criminal record, abusive behaviour and a broken family. Stewart became a full on alcoholic! After a decade of alcohol abuse and abusive behaviour, Stewart confronted his alcoholism head on. A recovering alcoholic today, Stewart accepts life on life's terms, continues to attend AA meetings regularly and has began to help his fellows in their pursuit of a better life based on Responsible Sobriety.Connect with Stewart Michaelson:Website: www.askme4myhelp.com Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/jointhenationnetworkTwitter: www.twitter.com/jtnnetworkInstagram: www.instagram.com/jointhenationnetworkConnect with TOM LEU:Website: www.RecoveryCollective.rocks Instagram: www.instagram.com/tomleu (@tomleu)Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomleu (@tomleu)YouTube: www.tomleu.tv

On June 15th, 2018 tragedy struck Cody Bowen. Left in a desperate situation, he REACHED out for help. Today, the lessons he learnt that June 15th, he offers to anyone; especially his hometown of Washington Court House.On episode 5 of Join the Nation Recovery Radio, listen in as Cody and your host Stewart Michaelson discuss his addiction, his recovery and his newfound spiritual guidance he offers to his community.

On Episode 4 of Join the Nation Recovery Radio, our host Stewart Michaelson and his guest Brad McLeod talk about his youth as a petty felon in North Carolina. Brad talks about how he made a split decision to leave the State and move in with his grandparents in Canada to help him change his people, place and things; a common thread in striving for recovery. Brad was addicted to opiates and knew he needed to take charge of his life before it spiralled out of control. We talk about his time working in the treatment space but lacking fulfilment because of the stifling bureaucratic system. Finally, we get into his entrepreneurial spirit and how he called his future wife one Sunday from work and confessed 'I need to quit my job'.Today, he's married, he's a father, he's working his ass off to pay the mortgage. More, importantly, Brad McLeod is happy and sober.