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Send us a textMichele Sipala is a peer support worker at Recovery House, located in the heart of the city centre in Trieste.  Recovery House provides a six-month transitional residential environment for six young people, age 18 – 35, to help give a “kick start” into more independent living.   Recovery House was started in 2015 and over the past nine years, it has served 55 young people.In this conversation, we discuss the unique needs of younger people in the mental health services in Trieste who are transitioning into the adult service sector – with changes to their clinical supports and all the stresses and challenges that can accompany an expectation of moving into adult life.  He reiterates the three pillars of their mental health system:  the importance of work, home and socialization.   Resources and publications mentioned in this conversation:The Recovery House in Trieste:  Rational, participants, intervention as the “work.”  APA Psyc Net 2018The Recovery House of Trieste. Journal of Recovery in Mental Health.  2018Full article here. Book that has had a great impact on Michele:Tutto chiede salvezza  (Italian)Everything Calls for Salvation (English version)And it is a Netflix series – with two seasons. 

Season Five is a special treat:  made in Italy!  This past year, with generous support from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Heart Forward was afforded the opportunity to curate a study group to learn about a system in Trieste, Italy that the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a global best practice for community-based mental health care.   As the  Équipe met regularly via Zoom to prepare for their October 2024 study visit, they fashioned a mission statement define their purpose:The Équipe is an intentionally curated and diverse learning community that is committed to advancing a more humane and holistic mental healthcare system. Rejecting the institutional status quo, which contributes to suffering, homelessness and incarceration in the US, we look abroad for bright spots that could inform sustainable change. So about these conversations.   During our week in Trieste,  I snuck away to do interviews in the city.  Who will you meet?Claudia Battiston.  Claudia is a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Technician – which is a role unique to Italy, but seems to complement what we know as occupational therapy.   Dr. Tomasso Bonavigo, interviewed alongside his colleague, Dr. Alessandra Oretti.   Bonavigo works in a community mental health center and Dr. Oretti is the director of the psychiatric unit in the central hospital and is as the interim director of the mental health department.  Elena Cerkvenic.  She is a service user in Trieste and just published a book this year called Sono Schizofrenica e amo la mia follia.  Dr. Mario Colucci.  A psychiatrist and philosopher, who has worked in the community system for most of his career and has written extensively about the Basaglian vision.  Dr. Giovanna Del Guidice.  Here's a female psychiatrist who managed to work alongside Franco Basaglia and now is dedicated to keeping the flame alive as she travels to other countries to provide training.Stefania Grimaldi.  One of the cornerstones of the model in Trieste is the network of social cooperatives.   We'll learn about one such social cooperative, La Collina, and how this system works.    Michele Sipala.  Michele, in a peer support role, is involved with a very innovative six-month residential program for young service users in the city's mental health system, Recovery House.  Beatrice Stanig.  She speaks about how the association – L'Una e L'Altra – has provided a place of purpose for her.  She is now a peer support specialist and has  written a book called, Sei Innocente.    Caterina Vicentini.  Caterina is a service user who provides a glimpse into how valuable the services in Trieste have been to her recovery and her ability to continue her career as a teacher.  The episodes will be ready for release mid-January 2025.  Subscribe so you will be alerted when the first episode is available. This is a non-sponsored podcast with no ads and entirely supported through donors.  To support this podcast, please consider a donation HERE.   And thank you to my technical producer, Aaron Stern of Verdugo Sound for editing and production support.  

Matt Bair and Ryan Hedrick talk about recovery houses and how you can help support them in your community. Recovery houses are a lifeline for many people dealing with addiction or alcoholism. Ryan opens up about his time in a recovery house, and Matt offers ideas on how you can get involved to make a difference. Timestamps and Discussions: 3:34 - 6:45: Ryan shares what it was like moving into a recovery house and how its structure helped him find stability and start rebuilding his life. 6:46 - 10:14: He talks about living with others in recovery, their ups and downs, and how that shared support kept them on track. 10:15 - 13:45: Ryan reflects on his connection with his counselor, sharing how trust and guidance helped him push through tough moments. 13:46 - 17:00: He opens up about the life skills he learned in the recovery house, like managing money and creating healthier habits. 17:01 - 20:00: Ryan explains why community support is vital for recovery houses and offers simple ways to get involved and make a difference. Resources You can find us on X and Instagram: @sobriety_pod. Supporting Sobriety is also available on major podcast platforms like Spotify and Apple. Please like, subscribe, and rate our podcast! Al-Anon: Al-Anon.org Meetings: aa.rgroup.org/meengs NA Meetings: virtual-na.orginte Suicide Prevention Hotline: (800) 273-8255 .See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This transplant from the Chicago projects and sweet soul meets me at Kitchen Table Studios to tell me his come up story. From childhood instability and addiction coupled with poor choices and rough crowds, Thomas was destined to fall through the cracks. Listen as Thomas rebounds from getting shot twice in one week, losing jobs, losing relationships, losing kids, selling drugs, abusing booze and several DUIs. Along the way he functioned through work and coaching his daughter's basketball team; fueled by ego and pride. Thomas missed the final opportunity to see his sister the night before she died. He chose booze over visiting her. This final price he paid became the pivot point that led him to Champaign for treatment. He used every available resource to slowly climb his way into an ethical, hard working steward for others in need with a recovery house for men who want to turn their lives around. Now, a people person, he prides himself on "turning someone's worst day into their best day."Thank you so much for listening! However your podcast host of choice allows, please positively: rate, review, comment and give all the stars! Don't forget to follow, subscribe, share and ring that notification bell so you know when the next episode drops! Also, search and follow hyperlocalscu on all social media. If I forgot anything or you need me, visit my website at HyperLocalsCU.com. Byee.

Lidé s duševním onemocněním se potýkají s řadou psychologických fenoménů, které jim mnohdy velmi znesnadňují život. Ve stávajícím systému služeb, které jim mohou pomáhat, je nově i takzvaný Dům zotavení (Recovery House).Všechny díly podcastu Diagnóza F můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

We're part of the Disco collection called The Disco Waltons. It's a krew consisting of seasoned Disco/Funk/House oriented DJs who founded the community during lockdown. Ben Banjo Field is also part of this find posse. Apart from that Ben os the creator of "The Discography Lessons", a project aimed at helping people overcome mental health challenges through music, which he has now turned into a Record Label - www.thediscographylessons.com As an artist Ben has had releases on Black Riot, Tropical Disco, Recovery House and Disco Down to mention but a few. Check out Ben's cave on SC: https://soundcloud.com/ben-banjo-field As always you should check out MartinMax's SC here: https://soundcloud.com/martinmax Hour 1 MartinMax: Zac F - A2 [BC] Or - I Can't Take It (Sauco Remix) [Rare Wiri] L'atelier de Musique - Histoire d'un soir (Extended mix) [Discoholics Anonymous] Freeez - I.O.U. (Kendal 'One More Spritz' Mix) [BC] Shalvoy - Yaz Kween (DUB) [Discoholics Anonymous] Olefonken - Kaktus (Roggbif Extended Versjon) [Snorkel] George Cynnamon - Dizzy Dasco [theBasement Discos] Prince - Head (Dominic Dawson Re-edit) [BC] Parisian Soul - Just You And Me [BC] Da Lukas – Drop The Funk [Midnight Riot] B. B. & Q. Band - Main Attraction (Dr Packer Extended Mix) [High Fashion] Hour 2 Ben Banjo Field: Rare Pleasure - Let Me Down Easy (Nimbus Remix) Re-Tide - Be Free (Extended Mix) Music P, Marque Aurel - Disco Yeah (Sammy Deuce Remix) Ludo Lacoste - One More Time (Extended Mix) Jarred Gallo - Sugar South West Seven - Absolute (Sebb Junior Remix) Jo Paciello - Like A Rollingstones (Original Mix) Cool 45 - Get What I Want Munky Fike - Surround You (Original Mix) Filth & Smell - Lady of the Night (Original Mix) Dirty Disco Stars - Dance (Original Mix) Even Funkier & Ben Banjo Field - The Funky One

This is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-E, presenting the best music from female producers and DJs. Helping me Draw the Line, with her mix in the second hour of the show, it's Anitta who's from Bulgaria. She loves the bold, deep sounds of peak time techno and infuses her mixes with energetic drums, emotional build ups and powerful drops. We are pleased to have this young, emerging talent on the show. Links for Anitta:- Soundcloud:- https://soundcloud.com/anitta-13 Mixcloud:- https://www.mixcloud.com/anittatechno/ Instagram:- https://www.instagram.com/any.techno/ Facebook:- https://www.facebook.com/Anittadarkte In my all female mix in the first hour I'm playing tracks by Simina Grigoriu, Ire Dreamer, Noemi Black, Stella Bossi, Miane and lots more. If you like the tracks we play, please support the artists by buying their music. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!! Draw The Line Radio Show is produced for radio by Sergio Erridge and is A Darker Wave production Track list 1st hour mixed by Jacki-E:- 1. ona v – Response to the Techno Crisis One (original mix) Diffuse Reality. 2. Dovetail – Lift 51 (original mix) lifesupportmachine.co.uk 3. Miane – All the Night (original mix) Arcane. 4. Stella Bossi – Monolith (original mix) The Beat Must F*ck. 5. Mollono Bass – Rays (Meema remix) Unreleased https://soundcloud.com/user-405202653/mollono-bass-rays-meema-remix 6. Xenia Liloo – Sons of Bitches (original mix) Soupherb Records. 7. Luca B, Ire Dreamer – Disney Princess (original mix) Gain Records. 8. Miane – Love Myself (original mix) Arcane. 9. Noemi Black – With You (original mix) Kuukou Records. 10. Simina Grigoriu – Sector Unu (original mix) Kuukou Records. 11. Anna Reusch – Deeper (original mix) Drumcode. 12. Metodi Hristov – 20 Hours ft Eleonora (original mix) Heldeep Records. 13. Romina Dez, Muter – Fascination (original mix) Tronic. 14. Stella Bossi, Marco Faraone – Three Days Awake (original mix) Filth on Acid. 15. BEC- Vibrations (original mix) Drumcode. 16. Jesika Jane, Nem3sis – Destruction (Bultech remix) Onhcet Republik. 17. Simina Grigoriu – 1981 (original mix) Kuukou Records. 18. Lee Ann Roberts – Alter Ego (original mix) NowNowRecords promo to be released 10th February 2023. 2nd hour Anitta - An exclusive guest mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. 1. NoNameLeft, Hellomonkey & Daniel Nike - Direction (original mix) Reload Black. 2. Lysa Chain – She's a Devil (original mix) Airborne Black. 3. Emirgan – Echo Chamber (original mix) Ethereal Future Music. 4. TheWhiteliner – Yeahhh (Konstantin Wallner remix) Recovery House. 5. The Reactivitz, Mauro Somm – High Speed (original mix) Form Music. 6. Travis Scott – Antidote (Justin Jay's Party on a Sunday edit) Fantastic Voyage. 7. Martin Books – 777 (Indira Paganotto remix) Supdub Records. 8. Iulianus – Mountjoy Square (Eric Rose remix) PicoMusic. 9. Matteo Magni, MT93 – Bellatrix (original mix) Gain Records. 10. Decibel Artforce – Rapture (original mix) Scream and Shout Recordings. 11. Daniel Rifaterra – Adon (Sozze remix) Sinusoide Records. 12. Shabu Vibes – Soylent Steam (Flinsch mix) Shabulized. 13. Refracted – Torn Relics (original mix) Bitta. 14. Stefan Kaa – Melodica (original mix) Abarat Digital. 15. Joezi – Amathole feat. LIzwi (original mix) Wired. 16. Sandi Morreno – Singana (original mix) Overt Mind Records. 17. David Glass – In My Heart (original mix) Under No Illusion. 18. Alex Patane – Get the Music (original mix) Blackpoint Records. 19. Motek – The Circle (Steve May remix) Inhibitions. 20. Lazar (IT) – Drive Fiction (original mix) Crash! 21. Wolfbang – Symphony (extended mix) Studio Neukölln.

Luke 21:5-19When some of them were speaking about the temple, how it was adorned with beautiful stones and gifts dedicated to God, Jesus said to them, “As for these things that you see, the time will come when not one stone will be left upon another. All will be thrown down.” They said to him, “Teacher, when will this be? What will be the sign that this is about to take place?” Jesus answered them, “Beware that you are not led astray. Many will come, in my name, and say, ‘I am he,' and ‘The time is near,' do not go after them.”“When you hear about wars and insurrections, do not be terrified. These things must take place first, but the end will not follow immediately. There will be great earthquakes and, in various places, famines and plagues. There will be dreadful portents and great signs from heaven.”“But before all this occurs, they will arrest you and persecute you. You will be handed over to synagogues and prisons. You will be brought before kings and governors, because of my name. This will give you an opportunity to testify, so make up your minds not to prepare your defense in advance, for I will give you words and a wisdom that none of your opponents will be able to withstand or contradict. You will be betrayed by parents and brothers, friends and relatives, and they will put some of you to death. You will be hated by all because of my name. But not a hair on your head will perish. By your endurance you will gain your souls.” This reading usually shows up in the most untimely way for us around here. I mean, it always shows up in November, on or around the Sunday when we are supposed to be praying about and planning for our financial commitments to the Building Fund – which we will do next week, if you haven't read or heard about that, yet.So what I mean is, around this time of year, during this season of our life together, we very often get this bit from Luke's Gospel where Jesus warns the disciples about making too much of their temple. As I'm typically hard at work stewing about prayer vigils, capital campaign packets, mortgage payments, and financial commitments, Jesus says, “As for these things that you see, this stuff that you've built – these beautiful stones and gifts dedicated to God – the day is coming when not one stone will be left upon another. All will be thrown down.”And that's usually a hard pill to swallow. Like, Jesus is laughing at, if not straight up, flat out, judging our efforts to build what we've built here over the years. I mean, there's nothing like trying to build a thing, investing in everything it takes to build a thing, and have someone remind you that it won't last for long; maybe that you're wasting your time; that it's all going to amount to nothing but rubble in the grand scheme of things anyway. Jesus is like a guy who shows up to the beach to find that a little kid has just built his most prized, perfect, glorious sand castle and, instead of marveling at the hard work and majesty of it all, points out that high tide will be rolling in any minute. But this year, for the first time, things are different. I can't disagree with Jesus, of course. Maybe, in some very worldly ways … or from a cosmic kind of perspective … all of this BUILDING is for naught. It won't last FOREVER, in a physical sense. It will, indeed, crumble to dust, in the end. I get that.But this year – as we think about praying and planning for our “Building and Outreach Fund” commitments – we get to do that with even more than just our own bricks and mortar on the brain. We get to do that with even more than just mortgage payments and interest rates and financial debt reduction in mind, than we're used to. We get to think differently about all of this because, for the first time ever, we don't have a mortgage to pay and because we plan to give 50% of these funds away to mission and ministry outside of our walls; 50% beyond our own bricks and mortar; 50% over and above these stones that will, indeed, someday, all be thrown down, as Jesus promises.But what's so exciting and full of hope about things this time around – again, for the first time ever – is that we can't possibly measure who or how our generosity will change the hearts and lives of others, by the grace we'll share in the days ahead.And at the 24 Hour Prayer Vigil next weekend, we're going to have a chance to share, very plainly and prayerfully what we hope we'll be able to do in this regard. (Please, please, please sign up to be part of that, if you haven't already.) We're going to be able to make prayerful suggestions about the tangible, real-world ways, we hope we'll use our financial resources to do God's work in some really new, very meaningful, truly faithful ways.First, we'll get to be practical with our prayers. We'll share the scoop about what we would, could should be saving money for in our rainy day, repair and emergency bucket – stuff like HVAC repairs, parking lot resurfacing, roof replacements, exterior painting, and boring, but necessary, responsible stuff like that.Second, we'll be selfish and have some fun as we pray, too, by dreaming about what we might add to or renovate around here – like sanctuary expansion, an outdoor pavilion, better video projection and online technology. Someone I know wants a cement pad for a basketball/pickle ball court of some kind, for instance. Of course, when I say “selfish” I don't really mean “selfish,” if what we build for ourselves allows us to share grace and good news with more people, in different ways. There's nothing selfish about that.And third, we'll get to offer up ideas, too, about the 50% of it all we plan to give away. Over the years we've suggested everything from supporting mission churches and missionaries, to helping people reduce medical debt, to giving more regularly to some of our Mission Sunday organizations, like the Talitha Koum Women's Recovery House. Someone even has the notion to help fund a Baby Box, somewhere in our community where infants – who would otherwise be abandoned – could be left, safely, to be rescued instead. The possibilities – large and small – really are endless and inspiring.And all of this is nothing more or less than the testimony Jesus asks of us in today's Gospel. With our ministry, whether it's what we preach, teach, or support with our money we tell the world who we are. We tell the world who God is. And we show the world what we're up to together. With our ministry, whether it's what we preach, teach or support with our money we welcome the sinner, we tend to the sick, we love those who others refuse to see. It means we tend to sex workers on the east side. It means we fight racism in our midst. It means we support our LGBTQIA brothers, sisters and siblings. It means we build houses in Haiti and churches in Noblesville. It means we are generous and faithful and gracious to a fault – as if that were possible in the Kingdom of God.We may not be called before kings and governors, in our little corner of the Kingdom. It may not get us killed, these days, in our neck of the woods. But it may mean – as Jesus promises and warns – that some won't like, or may even hate, what we're up to. There are people out there who think we're too generous, too bold, too outspoken about the gospel and grace and good news we share, after all. And I kind of like that. I believe it's how we endure – and help others endure, too – the hardships of life in this world. And it's how we find our souls, in the midst of it all, too.Because, whatever we do and wherever we give and however God leads us, we're just trying to do what God's been calling believers to do ever since that day Jesus was milling around in the temple with those very first disciples – reminding them about what really matters on this side of heaven:Which is to use all of this as our opportunity to testify to what we know of God's call and God's kingdom among us: to work for justice; to stand for peace; to repent, ourselves, and to forgive others, too; and to use every blessing at our disposal to bless the world around us with the same grace that we have first received. That's the Kingdom of God alive and well in this place, for the sake of the world. And it's what will matter – to us and for others – and it's what will last, long after all of this and all of us are turned to dust.Amen

On this episode Ann talks to Jen with Sunshine Recovery House and Scared Sober. Join her as she learns more about these amazing companies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your host Debbie talks with Jennifer Tobin, the Executive Director of the Sunshine Recovery House about their upcoming Scared Sober Haunted House. Our Scared Sober Haunted House is back and better than ever! Join us on October 27th-31st from 6:30 pm until 10 pm for a horrifyingly good time, if you're brave enough to face the horrors that await you. All proceeds benefit the Sunshine Recovery House and go directly to helping local women in the early stages of recovery. Tickets are FREE with a suggested donation of $10. Located at: 412 McKeen St, Waco, TX 76704 Get Directions Here We are thankful and excited to be partnering with Waco Escape Rooms – WacoEscapeRooms.com for this event. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WEDNESDAY HR 2 RRR Trivia - Which Batman villain made the most appearances on the Batman TV show? We speak with King Antonio!! Recovery House. Russ gets beer frustrated .

Hey family, don't we all need a word of encouragement sometimes? Our message this Sunday comes from one of the most beautiful Psalms ever written. The author was King David, who was known as "a man after God's own heart." David faced struggle, betrayal, and heartache during his lifetime, but he never turned away from God. We'll hear more about this from our visiting speaker, Patrick Boatwright, lead pastor of Oaks Church, Brooklyn. Please join me, 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn. Kids' Church will be open as well! Twitter Facebook Website Copyright © 2022 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN New York, NY 11217

Don't Forget in the Dark What God Taught You in the Light

Hey family, sometimes it feels as though we're moving through aimless lives, not certain of where it's all heading. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Gus leads us in learning that God has a plan, and that he has chosen you and me to participate in it. We look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m. Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Invite a friend! We are following all health and safety regulations. REMINDER: We are in serious need of roof and other repairs to the building after Hurricane Ida left us with major water damage. Please contribute by bringing a special offering with you, sending a check to RHOW at 360 Schermerhorn, Brooklyn, NY 11217, or using Zelle with our email, info@rhowbk.org. Mark your contribution "RHOW Repairs." Thank you!!! Twitter Facebook Website Copyright © 2021 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN New York, NY 11217

Hey family, sometimes it feels as though we're moving through aimless lives, not certain of where it's all heading. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Gus leads us in learning that God has a plan, and that he has chosen you and me to participate in it. We look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m. Sunday at 360 Schermerhorn. Invite a friend! We are following all health and safety regulations. REMINDER: We are in serious need of roof and other repairs to the building after Hurricane Ida left us with major water damage. Please contribute by bringing a special offering with you, sending a check to RHOW at 360 Schermerhorn, Brooklyn, NY 11217, or using Zelle with our email, info@rhowbk.org. Mark your contribution "RHOW Repairs." Thank you!!! Twitter Facebook Website Copyright © 2021 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN New York, NY 11217

Wendy Noe is the Executive Director at Dove Recovery House for Women, which is a nonprofit that was founded in 2000 with a mission to “help women with a history of substance abuse or addiction become clean, sober, and self-sufficient primarily through providing safe, affordable housing for their recovery. In this episode, you'll hear Wendy tell us about how an internship at The Julian Center during her senior year of college led to her passion for helping women and spending her entire career so far in the nonprofit space, about a mentor she had in college who left an impact on her and how when you see her wearing red lipstick today it's an homage to that mentor, and about Dove Recovery House for Women and how the organization provides free services to women with substance abuse disorder. Wendy: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendy-noe-7308917/ Dove Recovery House for Women: Website: https://doverecoveryhouse.org/ Amazon Smile:https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/homepage/ref=smi_se_cl_rd_ge?orig=%2Fhz%2Fcharitylist%2Fls%2F3CNIFEL08OB5P%2Fref%3Dsmi_ext_lnk_lcl_cl%3Fnull Twitter: https://twitter.com/doverecovery Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DoveRecovery YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwKsFDu5ZPkD5qIio1OtCQ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dove-recovery-house-for-women/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doverecoveryhouse/ CCS Podcast Partners: Broad Ripple Magazine: https://townepost.com/broad-ripple/ Synergize: https://synergizeindy.com/ Connect with CCS: Connect with Jason: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-ulm-0919123/ Connect with Drew: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewfeutz/

According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, more than one in ten adults have reported starting or increasing the use of alcohol or drugs to cope with the pandemic. For more than 20 years, Grace of God Recovery House , run by Spiritus Christi Church, has helped people struggling with addiction. The house had to close its doors during the pandemic, but now they are back open and accepting new residents. This hour, we discuss the programs and services the house provides, and we hear from program alumni who share their success stories. Our guests: Mark Bennett, director of Grace of God Recovery House Sr. Margie Henninger, founder and retired director of Grace of God Recovery House James Dewey, alumnus of Grace of God Recovery House

Season 1 | Episode 28 | August 18, 2021In this week's episode, Dr. Trey Dobson hosts Patricia Johnson, RN, and Caitlin Tilley, RN, who will discuss their work to improve health equity for black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities.Johnson has worked in the Emergency Department at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) since 2016. In addition, she is the director of nursing for Recovery House, an alcohol, drug, and family rehabilitation program in Wallingford, VT. She earned an associate's in nursing from Vermont Technical College, a bachelor's in criminal justice from Southern Vermont College, and a master's in leadership from Springfield College. She has worked in social work and education roles and as an LNA since 2006. In 2021, she received the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses.Tilley has worked at SVMC since 2014. She serves as the director of the Transitions of Care. In addition, Tilley is the chair of the health system's Diversity and Inclusion Committee. She earned an associate's in nursing from Vermont Technical College and a bachelor's in nursing from Southern New Hampshire University. She is currently enrolled in Southern New Hampshire's MBA program for Healthcare Administration.Underwriter: Mack Molding

Edwin Colon, senior pastor at Recovery House of Worship Brooklyn, teaches from Revelation 22:7, 12-21 on the Tenth Sunday after Pentecost, speaking in Park Slope on August 1, 2021. This is the fifth in our summer series, “Hear and Practice: The Words of Christ.” This service is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.Support the show (http://tgcparkslope.com/give)

The Ohio Valley Center for Collaborative Arts at Ohio University, or CoArts, is a relatively new center and it's been busy. Of its many endeavors, one is to support programs that serve the healing of those living in the Appalachian Ohio region and beyond by bringing art into the healthcare space. A program like this was carried out at Serenity Grove Women's Recovery House, a home in the region for women in recovery from addiction. Talking Studio gathered the CoArts staff and two artists who worked with the women to learn about the program. What emerged is this episode of the College of Fine Arts' podcast, Talking Studio, called, “Embracing monsters.” It unpacks how using the expression of art informs the intense—and often painful—process of healing. This episode features CoArts' Angela Sprunger and OHIO College of Fine Arts faculty and artists Lindsey Martin and Jessica Fletcher The original song, “Soar,” was written by the women at Serenity Grove and performed by Jessica Fletcher. Links of interest: The Ohio Valley Center for Collaborative Arts https://www.ohio.edu/fine-arts/coarts Serenity Grove Women's Recovery House https://www.facebook.com/women4recovery/ Angela Sprunger https://www.angelasprunger.com/ Lindsey Martin http://www.lindseymariemartin.com/ Jessica Fletcher https://www.ohio.edu/fine-arts/music/fletchej Ohio University https://www.ohio.edu/ “Pinky” by Blue Dot Session, Free Music Archive https://freemusicarchive.org/home “Ticking Away” by Cranston Free Music Archive https://freemusicarchive.org/home

WELCOME TO A VERY SPECIAL EDITION OF INSIDE WAYNE MANOR WITH STEPHEN WAYNE AND FRIENDS. “THE MINDS EYE, AND VOICE OF THE BEHOLDER'S (The Street Arist's of Los Angeles)……. Chapter Two, Part Two…… Jules Muck aka Muck Rock she has been around since the 1990's You can find a majority of here work in Venice California, also in New York, New Orleans, Texas, Europe and anywhere else she can can. Get it LOL. “Muckrock” is Muckrock because of her obsession with all things music, always painting living artists as well as memorializing them with her own flare, and style. Muck also is fearless to take on memorials for family's whom have lost love ones and feels, it keeps their spirits alive as we will discuss in this chapter.. She has also is founding Muck Recovery. It is a non profit Recovery House that holds meetings, promotes sober living and mental health awareness! She paints everyday, and doesn't, stop the creative flow. We hung at Muck Rock HQ, to chat, and not too slow the creative process, she continued to work as we chatted. Mucking up and old school van……. Part One of Chapter Two of A very special Inside Wayne Manor with Stephen Wayne and Friends. with Jules Muck tag Muckrock, so let's get mucked!!!!!!!!!. Enjoy……. Thank you very much to the one and only Jules Muck!!!!!! Muck Rock. All the interviewsI have done all these years this one has been one of my favorites. She's been in my life for a long time, and she is one bad ass chick!!!!!!! www.julesmuck.com @muckrock on IG and @muckrecovery her organization to help out those who seek sobriety and good strong mental health. Congrat's to her for that!!!!!!

Celine Thompson, Executive Director of the Bridge Youth and Family Services shares a bit on the work their organization does and the impact of a youth recovery house in Kelowna. To learn more about the project, how to donate, or how to volunteer visit youthrecoveryhouse.ca.

Hey family--Good Friday and Easter are the holiest time of the year. Last year we were unable to worship together, but this year we are ready to hold live services. We have hired a professional cleaning company to prepare the children's room, the sanctuary, and everyplace else that we will congregate. (In fact, you can read a brief message about them below.) Our Good Friday service begins at 7 p.m. April 2, and Easter service begins at 10 a.m. Seating in the sanctuary will be organized to allow for safe attendance, and I pray so much that you will join us. --Edwin "IATRIC Professional Cleaning Services’ experience in Critical Care Units more than qualifies us to deep clean and disinfect the Recovery House of Worship - Brooklyn. We use CDC & EPA-approved deep cleaning and disinfection techniques, products, equipment, and Steam Cleaning Technology to control the spread of germs that lead to infections such as Influenza and COVID-19. We take our business seriously and treat your business as if it were our own. You, your staff, and customer's health and safety our #1 priority, which is why we clean for health, safety, environmental quality, and aesthetics."

Hey family--Good Friday and Easter are the holiest time of the year. Last year we were unable to worship together, but this year we are ready to hold live services. We have hired a professional cleaning company to prepare the children's room, the sanctuary, and everyplace else that we will congregate. (In fact, you can read a brief message about them below.) Our Good Friday service begins at 7 p.m. April 2, and Easter service begins at 10 a.m. Seating in the sanctuary will be organized to allow for safe attendance, and I pray so much that you will join us. --Edwin "IATRIC Professional Cleaning Services’ experience in Critical Care Units more than qualifies us to deep clean and disinfect the Recovery House of Worship - Brooklyn. We use CDC & EPA-approved deep cleaning and disinfection techniques, products, equipment, and Steam Cleaning Technology to control the spread of germs that lead to infections such as Influenza and COVID-19. We take our business seriously and treat your business as if it were our own. You, your staff, and customer's health and safety our #1 priority, which is why we clean for health, safety, environmental quality, and aesthetics."

Nan Graf, of S.I.S. Recovery House, shares her story of addiction and recovery in this episode. Nan is the founder of a women-only sober living house in downtown Indianapolis called Stability In Sobriety (S.I.S.) Hosted by Michelle Hensley Produced by Josh Bach of the Amplify Podcast Network www.AmplifyPodcastNetwork.com Music by Sean Sumwalt of Sumwalt Publishing sean.sumwalt@gmail.com

In Episode #092 of The Win-Win Effect™ Show, Chris Ross sits down with one of his favorites, the one and only, Charlie Smith. He is an entrepreneur, national public speaker, and the host of the Podcast Overcome Outloud. Charlie has enjoyed a 25-year career as a commercial real estate investor and developer and his extensive background include the acquisition and development of more than $1.8 billion dollars in projects. Having enjoyed a fulfilling business career and overcoming his own battle with addiction, Charlie has turned his attention and resources to helping other executives and professionals deal with substance abuse, and addiction and develop the mental conditioning skills needed to achieve success in all aspects of their lives. In addition to his continued involvement in commercial real estate, Charlie is the president of Archway Ventures and founder and operator of Archway House, a recovery home exclusively focused on helping executives and working professionals with substance abuse issues. He recently created an Executive Recovery Program to help executives integrate their commitment to recovery into their active lives and has partnered with some of the country's best performance experts including George Mumford, Dave Meltzer, Mike Diamond, Mike Conroy. and Dr Paul Hersh to assist his clients. He is a national public speaker and appears regularly to speak about the issue of substance abuse, the power of resilience, and the impact of childhood trauma. His mission is to help others find their own path to personal growth, recovery, and peace in their lives. Charlie helped open the Recovery House at Fairfield University which provides a sober residence for students in recovery from substance abuse. He lives in Southern California and is a father to two adult children who are pursuing their independent lives. Connect with to ENGAGE in DISCUSSION GROUP by JOINING FREE COMMUNITY Community Content About CHRIS ROSS® Booking The WIN-WIN Effect WINJECT TV Already have an account? Log In First Name * Last Name * Password * Confirm Password *

Raymond Ramos, co-founder of Recovery House of Worship, teaches from 1 Kings 19:10–18 on the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, speaking in Park Slope on January 31, 2021. This is the fourth in our Epiphany series, "Encountering the Presence." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.Support the show (http://tgcparkslope.com/give)

Join us this week as Pastor Gus leads us in looking at the sayings of Jesus that address our toxic attitudes that do not yield Kingdom of Heaven results. I look forward to seeing you online Saturday at 6 or live at 360 Schermerhorn at 11 a.m. Sunday, January 10. --Edwin How to make your tithes and offerings: * By check, send to Recovery House of Worship, 360 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn 11217. * By Zelle, use email RHOWBK.org@gmail.com. * Via our website, RHOWBK.org, click on the GIVING tab at the top right.

Join us this week as Pastor Gus leads us in looking at the sayings of Jesus that address our toxic attitudes that do not yield Kingdom of Heaven results. I look forward to seeing you online Saturday at 6 or live at 360 Schermerhorn at 11 a.m. Sunday, January 10. --Edwin How to make your tithes and offerings: * By check, send to Recovery House of Worship, 360 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn 11217. * By Zelle, use email RHOWBK.org@gmail.com. * Via our website, RHOWBK.org, click on the GIVING tab at the top right.

Our guest is a professional bagpiper. Any occasion.www.northeastbagpipes.comFor more information about the Woman’s Recovery House or how to contribute to the cause, check out www.buildinghope.netwww.buildinghopewomansrecovery.orgAlso visit our guest Coreyanne Armstrong on Facebook. same name

ey Family, do you ever feel like you're standing in a place like this? No idea where you are, how you got there, which way to go? We all come to this place that we will be referring to as The Land Between. It can happen suddenly or gradually. It can be a place where our faith can thrive--or come to die. Join us as we continue our new series at Recovery House of Worship-Brooklyn, about finding God in difficult transitions.

ey Family, do you ever feel like you're standing in a place like this? No idea where you are, how you got there, which way to go? We all come to this place that we will be referring to as The Land Between. It can happen suddenly or gradually. It can be a place where our faith can thrive--or come to die. Join us as we continue our new series at Recovery House of Worship-Brooklyn, about finding God in difficult transitions.

Your host Debbie talks with Sunshine Recovery House about their "Scared Sober" Haunted House.

Parents of kids in recovery from substance use disorder may not think college is a good or even realistic option - who would be crazy enough to send their child who struggles with alcohol or drugs to a place where those things tend to be rampant and "normal?" This episode will be a beacon of hope for those parents who want their kids to continue on to higher education but are skeptical of the idea and don't know where to start in the process. Keith Murphy is the Senior Substance Abuse Counselor at Rutgers University where he heads up The Rutgers Recovery House, a 12-month, on-campus housing option that offers students the opportunity to have a fulfilling residential college experience living within a supportive community with other students in recovery. Keith provides so much information and perspective in this episode including:how he went from being a cocaine and heroin addict to heading up the Recovery House at Rutger's Universitywhy college recovery programs are the worst/best kept secret in the world of higher educationhis massive respect for parents who persevere and find college recovery as an option for their childwhat day to day life looks like for a college student in recovery - pre and during-COVIDthe reality that there are tons of activities and options for students on campus that have nothing to do with getting high or using substancesthe path he highly recommends to kids coming out of treatment before they step foot on a 4-year campushow and why he'd like to see collegiate recovery be a more equitable and equal space for marginalized populationshow a Eurocentric Western philosophy around recovery wasn't and isn't necessarily accessible or even understandable for many Black and other people of colorhis thoughts on what the word diversity actually meansthe disparities he sees in substance use and recovery among marginalized communitieswhy the word "stigma" is too soft when you're talking about addiction and recoverywhat it took for him to personally be able to say "there's no shame in addiction"For parents who may have written off college for their child with substance use issues, this is an absolute must-listen show. You'll walk away with encouragement, hope, reassurance, and most of all, an appreciation for the dedication of those who work in collegiate recovery and the gift they're providing to kids who may not have pursued their eduction after treatment.You can find the show notes here.If you're a mom who needs strength and support while your child is experimenting with or addicted to drugs or recovering from addiction, please join our private, positive online community, The Stream, at www.brendazane.com/thestream.Download my free ebook “HINDSIGHT: 3 Things I Wish I Knew When My Son Was Addicted to Drugs

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Meet Executive Director Wendy Noe and learn more about how this podcast will further the mission of empowering women to become substance-free, self-sufficient, and healthy, by providing safe housing, quality programming, and—above all—hope for the future. Links and Resources http://doverecoveryhouse.org/

This week, we visit the women of the Breakaway Recovery House. Located in New Albany, Indiana, this halfway house is the residence for 14 formerly incarcerated women. In last week's discussion of e-carceration, Breakaway was mentioned as a resource enabling women to transition to life on the outside. Recently, Micol Seigel visited Breakaway, and talked …

Ant LaRock is an electronic music producer from New York. He makes classic house tunes and has released music on various record labels including Simma Black, Spacedisco Records, Dopewax, INHouse Records, Club Session, Tsurumi Records, Recovery House, Brobot Records, and BBE Music. His most recent release is "When" on his album Exploited Ghetto: https://tinyurl.com/s2fgwst Ant LaRock Social:Beatport: https://tinyurl.com/rvwzrgvFacebook: https://tinyurl.com/sqc6uzuApple Music: https://tinyurl.com/r7ru9tlSpotify: https://tinyurl.com/wpq4shzSoundcloud: https://tinyurl.com/r88kzhkResident Advisor: https://tinyurl.com/wpzksyqInstagram: https://tinyurl.com/vcev72lTwitter: https://tinyurl.com/t5dlhxy If you'd like an easy way to listen to new episodes and be notified of new episodes, follow us here:VEM Instagram: https://tinyurl.com/yyz6gu9lVEM Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/y37ur338VEM iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/y2vr7lvqVEM Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yddjof58VEM Soundcloud: https://tinyurl.com/y2yfs7o4VEM Stitcher: http://tinyurl.com/yy6cbaubVEM Podbean: https://scottbrio.podbean.com/Periscope: https://www.pscp.tv/ScottBrio/ Halcyon, San Francisco: http://www.halcyon-sf.com/main/ #VEM #VoiceOfElectronicMusic

Jordan Hampton works with with ARCHway Institute, NCADA, and Recovery House in the St Louis area. Aside from being a peer counselor, Jordan is also a living, breathing example of how these organizations can help people recover from addiction. Jordan, himself, is in long-term recovery from his addictions. In this episode, Lern sits down for some coffee, informative conversation about the resources available and how those suffering with addiction have never had a better opportunity than the present day to get help. This topic is heavy but definitely a ‘must-hear’ for everyone, as the epidemic of drug addiction is something that affects us all. We are trying to break the stigma and give hope to people through the art of communicating, and Jordan’s story is definitely one to hear. Through this episode you may hear information you will want to write down, so please feel free to grab a pen and pass this information on. We also hope this conversation ignites people to talk with others about addiction and finding the strength to get the help they may need.

Edwin Colon, senior pastor at Recovery House of Worship Brooklyn, teaches from 2 Corinthians 4:16–18 on the sixth Sunday after Pentecost, the third in our "Everlasting: Meditations on the Faithfulness of God" series, speaking at Middle School 51 on July 21, 2019. The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.Support the show (http://tgcparkslope.com/give)

Summer Shine found her calling when she had just six months sober from a life long addiction to drugs and alcohol; a juice bar. Luna Juice Bar in Waco, TX had humble beginnings with low start up capitol and one employee. Shine worked hard to turn her small business into a thriving food truck located at Magnolia Silo's, a hip storefront on Austin Ave and over half a million dollars in sale last year. She now employees women in the early stages of recovery. In 2015, she and her husband, Ronnie started a recovery house for women in Waco and now serve between 25-30 women annually. Shine is the mother to her best friend and road dog, 21-year-old, Haigon. Website: http://www.lunajuicebar.com/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Luna-Juice-Bar-303655863140450 https://www.facebook.com/Sunshine-Recovery-House-235160867295660

Hey Family, 2018 has been a great year for the Recovery House of Worship. We've seen people come to Christ and grow in Christ. We've started to prepare a deacon board of men and women, young and old, black, white, and Latino. We've been able to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, house the homeless, and provide service to the addict. In 2019 we're going to continue to do this. I hope to see you here this Sunday as we talk about the spirit in which we do this kind of service, surrender unto Christ, and love one another that we're called to do in the scriptures. I can't wait to see you at 10 a.m. this Sunday.

Hey Family, 2018 has been a great year for the Recovery House of Worship. We've seen people come to Christ and grow in Christ. We've started to prepare a deacon board of men and women, young and old, black, white, and Latino. We've been able to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, house the homeless, and provide service to the addict. In 2019 we're going to continue to do this. I hope to see you here this Sunday as we talk about the spirit in which we do this kind of service, surrender unto Christ, and love one another that we're called to do in the scriptures. I can't wait to see you at 10 a.m. this Sunday.

Guest Speaker Raymond Ramos from The Recovery House of Worship Church Planting Movement shares the evening message. RHOW specializes in ministering to men, women, young people, families and communities affected by addiction. Find out more by visiting www.rhow.org

Bobby is the manager at the Phase 2 Recovery House in Quincy, MA. He is a freelancer, and entrepreneur. Bobby was born in Weymouth, MA and spent most of his life between Carver and Weymouth. Bobby started using at age 13 and has been sober twice.

Derek grew up in New Bedford, MA. His story explains how he was a soccer phenom in his high school and how addiction took that from him. Derek touches on his long road to recovery on April 12, 2016. He then explains how he's now a recovery phenom. Derek has worked for the Arch Program and the CSP program at MATC. He has founded the following since sobriety Revelations Recovery https://www.revelationsrecovery.com, Joseph's Recovery House and Reps 4 Recovery.

Hey Family, This Sunday we continue with our series called Hard Sayings of Jesus. Some of the things Jesus tells us are genuinely difficult to understand, and that's why they qualify as "hard sayings." Other times his words are perfectly clear--but we find them difficult to apply to our lives. This week we'll spend time talking about one of the most controversial things that Jesus ever said [and that's saying something!!!]. Basically, he said "Hate your parents." What on earth does Jesus mean by this? Come this Sunday to find out. I look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m. --Edwin *PRAYER SERVICE Tonight, service starts at 6:00 P.M. doors open at 5:00 P.M.pm *WARRIORS SOLDIERS MEN & CATCH THE WAVE MEN & WOMEN BIBLE STUDIES Thursdays at 6:00 P.M. Copyright © 2018 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN New York, NY 11217 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Email Marketing Powered by MailChimp

Hey Family, This Sunday we continue with our series called Hard Sayings of Jesus. Some of the things Jesus tells us are genuinely difficult to understand, and that's why they qualify as "hard sayings." Other times his words are perfectly clear--but we find them difficult to apply to our lives. This week we'll spend time talking about one of the most controversial things that Jesus ever said [and that's saying something!!!]. Basically, he said "Hate your parents." What on earth does Jesus mean by this? Come this Sunday to find out. I look forward to seeing you at 10 a.m. --Edwin *PRAYER SERVICE Tonight, service starts at 6:00 P.M. doors open at 5:00 P.M.pm *WARRIORS SOLDIERS MEN & CATCH THE WAVE MEN & WOMEN BIBLE STUDIES Thursdays at 6:00 P.M. Copyright © 2018 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN New York, NY 11217 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. Email Marketing Powered by MailChimp

Guest Speaker: Pastor Edwin Colon of Recovery House of Worship; Brooklyn, NY

Guest Speaker: Pastor Edwin Colon of Recovery House of Worship; Brooklyn, NY

What would happen if billions of people without access to the Bible were given the resources to read God’s word? In this week's 'Leading in the City’ podcast, Movement Day’s Dr. Mac Pier, David Beidel (Senior Pastor of New Hope Community Church, Staten Island), and Edward Colon (Senior Pastor of the Recovery House of Worship) gather to discuss the mission behind the initiative, Eradicating Bible Poverty. #EndBiblePovertyNYC

This week we bring you 4 outstanding interviews; all from artists who are in long term recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. In order of appearance you'll hear from Joe Nester, Marcus Newman, REM One, and of course, Jam Alker. These interviews were recorded back stage before and during “A Call to Arms: 2nd Annual Benefit Concert for The Recovery House” at the Latvian in Chicago, Illinois. This episode contains more experience, strength, and hope than any episode to date and was by far the most fun I've had putting together a podcast since I started this 18 months ago. So get ready my brothers and sisters, you're in for a serious infusion of Recovery. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-way-out-podcast/message

This week we recorded an amazing interview with musician and recording artist Jam Alker. Jam celebrates 3 years of continuous sobriety today; and our discussion covers the recovery waterfront in only the way a man like Jam can. Jam's humility and spirituality is as infectious as his music; his experience, strength, and hope begs to be heard. Buckle up my friends; and Listen up. Don't forget! “A Call to Arms: 2nd Annual Benefit for the Recovery House” tonight at 7pm at the Latvian in Chicago! www.jamalker.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-way-out-podcast/message

Hey Family, There are moments in my life when I ask myself a reflective question: What’s wrong with me? Many of us-- after falling into the same sin pattern, or terrible decision-making process, or mess up again-- ask ourselves this same question. We at The Recovery House of Worship are going to be addressing this very issue for the next few weeks. We will be getting to the root of why we do what we do. We will be looking at not only our actions but the underlying motivations of those actions. This is a hot topic for many of us, and would be helpful for the loved ones in our lives. So be sure to invite your friends and families as we get together to run to Christ and see His gospel work more clearly than ever before. Edwin,

Hey Family, There are moments in my life when I ask myself a reflective question: What’s wrong with me? Many of us-- after falling into the same sin pattern, or terrible decision-making process, or mess up again-- ask ourselves this same question. We at The Recovery House of Worship are going to be addressing this very issue for the next few weeks. We will be getting to the root of why we do what we do. We will be looking at not only our actions but the underlying motivations of those actions. This is a hot topic for many of us, and would be helpful for the loved ones in our lives. So be sure to invite your friends and families as we get together to run to Christ and see His gospel work more clearly than ever before. Edwin,

Hey Family, This Sunday we're going to speak about the key ingredient of every healthy relationship. Every year about this time I do two things: I reflect and I project. Reflect on how last year went and project on what I can change in the future. I think a lot of us go through that in one form or another. One thing that's held true throughout the years is my regular gathering with my brothers and sisters at Recovery House of Worship. I hope this is part of your regular diet of spirituality.

Hey Family, This Sunday we're going to speak about the key ingredient of every healthy relationship. Every year about this time I do two things: I reflect and I project. Reflect on how last year went and project on what I can change in the future. I think a lot of us go through that in one form or another. One thing that's held true throughout the years is my regular gathering with my brothers and sisters at Recovery House of Worship. I hope this is part of your regular diet of spirituality.

Ron Luce, a board member of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences and President of Ohio Recovery Housing, says “the Holidays” can be a troubling time for those addicted to drugs or alcohol –even those already in recovery. Addiction is often linked with depression, according to Luce, and “the Holidays” can exacerbate emotions in the addict of isolation, shame and feelings associated with causing nothing but problems for family and friends. Those negative feelings can even happen when someone is in “recovery.” Therefore, relapses often occur for those in treatment during this time of year. These relapses occur most often in the first five years of recovery, says Luce. Giving the recovering addict a sense of “community and connection” during this time is especially important. Groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) have been historically instrumental in providing that sense of community and support. However, according to Luce, there are now multiple options for a recovering addict beyond AA. No longer does the treatment community believe that only one type of program is advantageous for recovery. Instead, a buffet table of different types of programs is available and a recovering addict can pick the program(s) best suited for his or her successful rehabilitation. One type of program available for the recovering alcoholic or addict is a “Recovery House.” People live together in a safe, sober, “home-like” environment to support each other as they attempt re-entry into sober life and activities. These types of residences are now available in over 20 states and enhance a recovering addict’s chances for success, according to Luce. For the protection of the recovering addict, regulations are being put in place in many states to guarantee the legitimacy of houses offering these services.

This week all the RHOW churches will continue in the "Game Plan" series that began last week. Join us as Pastor Gus speaks about how Jesus Christ is our Coach as we walk in victory. --Edwin Copyright © 2016 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN

This week all the RHOW churches will continue in the "Game Plan" series that began last week. Join us as Pastor Gus speaks about how Jesus Christ is our Coach as we walk in victory. --Edwin Copyright © 2016 Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn, All rights reserved. Thanks for visiting us on Sunday service, here is the weekly email you requested. Our mailing address is: Recovery House of Worship _ Brooklyn 360 SCHERMERHORN

Show Topic:  The House Meeting. Every now and then an attitude creeps into the recovery environment.  This attitude is not conducive to recovery, but aims to ridicule it. Make light of it. Make demands of it. That old sense of entitlement begins to rear its head. The physical environment starts to suffer. Before you know it, instead of having a "Hope" house, it looks and behaves like a dope house. Only that old reliable tool of the TC can correct this: The House Meeting. Show Topic: Recap, Show Topic, Recovery Support Time  

Tracklist: 01. Document One and Modestep - Praying For Silence (Original Mix) 02. Katies Ambition and Filthzilla - Looking For (Original Mix) 03. Becca - Cat Hanged (Original Mix) 04. Rudebrat - Whiskey Dream VIP (Original Mix) 05. John Dahlback, Michael Calfan and Andy P. - Let Your Mind Go feat. Andy P. (Original Mix) 06. Rokwell - Bassick (Original Mix) 07. Kattch - Smash It Up (Original Mix) 08. Sgt Slick and Jealous Much? - Echo Park (Original Mix) 09. Estetic - I Can Fap To This (Original Mix) 10. Modulation and DJ BL3ND - Here We Go (Original Mix) 11. Guillaume B. - Rocking (Original Mix) 12. Splitbreed and Pegboard Nerds - We Are One (Original Vocal Mix) 13. Dubba Jonny and Cubekin - Dead To The Dark (Original Mix) 14. Carlo Astuti, Matthew LeFace and Ziggy - If You Would (ZIGGYs VIP Mix) 15. Chrizz Luvly - Stripper Pole (Original Mix) 16. Melleefresh, Dirty 30 and Starkillers - Beautiful, Rich & Horny (Starkillers Butterfly Terrace Vocal Mix) 17. Sean Tyas and Hirshee - Salt Shaker (Original Mix)

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 391 01. Serge Devant ft. Polina - When You Came Along (Climbers mix) [Get Physical] 02. Sebo & Madmotormiquel - Boys Boys (original mix) [EERF] 03. Rony Seikaly - Mood That I Love (Rony Seikaly & Jean Claude Ades remix) [Nervous] 04. Armchair Generals - Let It Go (Los Teques remix) [Meiner Techno] 05. Stergios - Groovy (original mix) [Movement] 06. Ry & Frank Wiedemann - Howling (Ame remix) [Innervisions] 07. Way Out West - Surrender (SommerStad remix) [Armada] 08. Avenir - My Unmaterial Soul (original mix) [Fever] 09. Jean Claude Ades ft. Flunk - Personal Stereo (Rony Seikaly remix) [Recovery House] 10. Gianluca Motta ft. Marcie - It's So Easy (Alternative Pop mix) [WeLoveMuzik] 11. Bent - Beautiful Otherness (Tom Middleton remix) [Godlike & Electric]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 343 - hour 1 - Matt Darey Miami mix 01. Leeroy K & Sugarshaker - Afraid To Close My Eyes (Moodyboy remix) [RedSeaDanceRecords] 02. Darko The Jan - Pinokio (original mix) [Recovery House] 03. Charlie Solana ft. Stingray - See Into Your Mind (Rich Gior Deep In Africa mix) [Southside Recordings] 04. Darko De Jan - Desert Safari (original mix) [Baroque Records] 05. Jorge Montia & Albert Aponte - Mar De Leva (original mix) [Recovery House] 06. Natalie Gauci - Without You (Ivan Gomez & Fran Ramirez remix) [Sorry Shoes] 07. DJ Tarkan - Love Who You Are (Soulfinder remix) [No Smoking Recordings] 08. Nopassport - Fire (Da Fresh remix) [Nopassport] 09. Roman Rai - Sometimes (Oded Nir Lounge mix) [Tokyo Red Recordings] 10. Hideo Kobayashi ft. Tomomi Ukumori - Uncountable (118is M Tech mix) [Apt. International] Matt Darey - Nocturnal 343 - hour 2 - Shingo Nakamura guest mix 01. Faskil - How To Confuse A Cat (Blood Groove & Kikis remix) [Spring Tube] 02. Stan Kolev, Matan Caspi, Ofer Di ft. Johan Cederberg - Overcome (original acoustic version) [Outta Limits] 03. Aeonism - The Abyss (original mix) [Baroque] 04. Sergey Tkachev & Alexey Sonar - Flying Spirals (Matao remix) [Intricate] 05. Shingo Nakamura - Thousands Of Sounds (original mix) [Silk Digital] 06. Levente Marton - Theres Always A Way Out (original mix) [Anjunadeep] 07. Parker & Hanson - Afterthought (Soundprank's Deep 04 mix) [Anjunadeep] 08. Kazusa & Shingo Nakamura - Dice (original mix) [Crashing Waves] 09. Oza & T4L - Remember That (Shingo Nakamura dub) [Enhanced] 10. Foyle & Zo - Simple Things (original mix) [Soundpiercing]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 197 01. Above & Beyond ft. Zoe Johnston - Love Is Not Enough (original mix) [Anjunabeats] 02. David Granha - Today Is The Beginning (Steve Kaetzel remix) [Particles] 03. Matt Lange ft. Cristina Soto - The Other Shore (original mix) [Supercomps] 04. Stan Kolev ft. Albena Veskova - Event Horizon (Chris Reece remix) [Recovery House] 05. Avatar One ft. Alexandra Greene - Charity (Midnight Societys Futuresoul vocal remix) [Kult] **Nocturnal Sunshine #1** 06. Moonbeam ft. Fisher - I Love Your Face (Sol Noir remix) [Moonbeam Digital] 07. Grafiti & The Steals - Sinner (Michael Cassette 2012 remix) [Armada Music] 08. Dim Chord - I'll See It Through (Sunset Derek remix) [Elekrify Records] 09. Lana Del Rey - Video Games (Solarstone Subterranean mix) 10. The Beatfuckers Project & Kristen Faulconer - Dollhouse (The Beatfuckers Project remix) [Daviddance] 11. Leonardo Nioi - Spin Me Around (Nolaan remix) [Daviddance Gold] 12. Natalie Gauci - Without You (Ivan Gomez & Fran Ramirez remix) [Sorry Shoes] **Flashback track** 13. Riley & Durrant - Hollow (Hauswerks club mix) [New State Music]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 192 01. EDX & Nadia Ali - This Is Your Life (original club mix) [PinkStar] 02. Solarstone - The Best Way To Make Your Dreams Come True Is To Wake Up (original album version) 03. Ferry Corsten ft. Ben Hague - Ain't No Stoppin (original extended mix) [Flashover] 04. Lana Del Rey - Video Games (Solarstone Subterranean mix) 05. Future Disciple - Bright Tides (original mix) [Songbird] **Nocturnal Sunshine #1 with Marcie** 06. Moguai - Mpire [mau5trap] 07. Nicone ft. Sascha Braemer - Dreamer (Edu Imbernon remix) [Stil Vor Talent] 08. Geo Angelo ft. Antisson - Enigma (original vocal mix) [Molecule Recordings] 09. Eric Tyrell ft. Natasha Burnett - Deep Inside (original mix) [Housesession Records] 10. Stan Kolev ft. Albena Veskova - Event Horizon (Chris Reece remix) [Recovery House] 11. David Granha - Today Is The Beginning (Steve Kaetzel remix) [Particles] 12. Ad Brown - L.A. Alfoa (Angel City mix) [Nueva Digital] **Flashback track** 13. Knightsgroove - Hide [Steel Yard Music]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 338 - hour 1 - Matt Darey mix 01. Matt Darey ft. Leah - Hold Your Breath (original album mix) [S107] 02. Stan Kolev ft. Albena Veskova - Event Horizon (Chris Reece remix) [Recovery House] 03. Hayley Parsons - Changing Lanes (Enton Mushi remix) [Progressive Grooves] 04. EDX & Nadia Ali - This Is Your Life (original club mix) [PinkStar] 05. Ferry Corsten ft. Ben Hague - Ain't No Stoppin (original extended mix) [Flashover] 06. The Blizzard & Yuri Kane ft. Relyk - Everything About You (original mix) [Above Recordings] 07. M&D Substance ft. Hala - All I Wanna Do (original mix) [After Dark Music] 08. York ft. Brandon Jones - Wanna Be Known (16 Bit Lolitas Pop extended mix) [Planet Love Records] 09. Ana Criado - Afterglow (Will Holland remix) [RazNitzanMusic] 10. Jean Claude Ades ft. Flunk - Personal Stereo (Rony Selkaly remix) [Recovery House] 11. Matt Lange - Avalon (original mix) [Anjunadeep] Matt Darey - Nocturnal 338 - hour 2 - Jes guest mix 01. Erik Holmberg & Niko Bellotto ft. JB - Running Up That Hill (Alesso remix) 02. Jes - Can't Stop (Ronski Speed, Terminal & Stoneface mix) 03. Afrojack - Lionheart (original mix) 04. Robbie Rivera & Jes - Turn It Around (original mix) 05. Nero - Promises (Nero & Skrillex remix) 06. Jes - It's Too Late (Celldweller remix) 07. Jes - It's Too Late (First State remix) 08. Jes vs. Calvin Harris - Show Me So Close (Taxigirl mashup) 09. Mord Fustang - We Are Now Connected (original mix) 10. Cosmic Gate & Jes - Flying Blind (original mix) 11. Michael Woods - Full Access (original mix) 12. Jes & Andy Duguid - Before You Go (original mix) 13. Adele - Set Fire To The Rain (Thomas Gold remix) 14. Jes - Heaven (Rock edit) [Maelstrom Records]

Angelo Fracalanza Bio: Angelo Fracalanza, the well rounded and known brazilian Producer and Remixer has the skill and dedication that make him recognized as one of the leading exponents of the new electronic. Inspiration for his productions come from brazilian music, Jazz, Blues and all things tropical, which is why he chose Tech House as his main style, in his words "melodic, harmonic, with a touch of tropical rhythms and los of percussion".  Graduated first in his class at the Music Production course in one of the most important brazilian universities, Angelo is influenced by artists like Groove Armada, Carl Cox, Daft Punk, Outwork, Ray Charles and James Brown, among others. With several releases on Beatport on labels such as Noir Music, Miami Underground Records, Bedroom Muzik, Recovery House, Recovery Tech  and Noise Music, his productions have support from major national and international names such as Groove Armada, Nic Fanciulli, Alex Kenji, Anderson Noise, Re Dupre and others in addition to his productions being played in sets of widely known producers such as Mark Knight and Umek.  His songs are played on a weekly basis on Brazil's biggest radio stations and he has performed at various Clubs and Festivals with big names of the international scene such as Deadmau5, Laidback Luke, Jon Rundell, Carlos Lio, Steve Mulder, Tattoo Detectives and Anderson Noise. 

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 332 - hour 1 - Matt Darey mix 01. Chris Lake - Sundown (original mix) [Ultra] 02. Flippers - Aroma (original mix) [Recovery House] 03. Christian Weber ft. Jay Rocves - Up (Tristan Garner remix) [Recovery House] 04. Matan Caspi, Stan Kolev ft. Poli Hubavenska - Mantra (original mix) 05. Florence & The Machine - What The Water Gave Me (Dibby Dougherty & David Youngs DhARMA edit) [Lowbit] 06. Deepfunk - Upon A Lilac Sea (original) [Lowbit] 07. Maceo Plex - Stay High Baby (original mix) [Ellum Audio] 08. Digitalism - Circles (Eric Prydz remix) [Pryda Friends] 09. Oliver Morgenroth - Hot Now (Weekend Heroes remix) [JEE Digital] 10. Funkagenda, Meck & Dino - Feels Like Astana (ThreeSixty remix) [Funk Farm] 11. Mentor - Time Coded (Midnight Society's Drum Nation dub) [SoundGroove Records] Matt Darey - Nocturnal 332 - hour 2 - Paul Oakefold exclusive guest mix 01. Shera Mindwave - Perception 02. Fabio Moon & Interactive Noise - Coming Home Late 03. Mia Dahli - Need You Now (Kenneth Thomas remix) [Perfecto] 04. Federation - Synchronized (Protoculture remix) [Perfecto Fluoro] 05. Urry Fefelove & Abramasi - Eivissa (2nd Way remix) 06. Federation - Innocent Desire (Pure mix) [Perfecto Fluoro] 07. Solarstone ft. Alex Karweit - Breakwawy (Solarstone Phuture mix) 08. Paul Oakenfold - Full Moon Party [Perfecto Fluoro] 09. ID - ID 10. Planet Perfecto Knights - ResuRection (Paul Oakenfold Full on Fluoro mix) [Perfecto Fluoro] 11. ID - ID

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 328 - hour 1 - Matt Darey mix 01. John Creamer ft. Susanna - The Healing (Jerome Robins Deep mix) [Play Digital] 02. Matan Caspi, Stan Kolev ft. Poli Hubavenska - Mantra (original mix) 03. Jorgensen & Alex B - Slumdogs (Gabriel & Castellon remix) [Recovery House] 04. Kobana - Behind The Mirror (Shingo Nakamura remix) [Particles] 05. Jolyon Petch ft. Merenia - Wrong (JoJo Da Silva mix) [Central Station] 06. Jean Elan - Nerd (original mix) [Pilot 6] 07. Dirty South ft. Erik Hecht - Walking Alone (original mix) [Phazing] 08. Jean Elan - Flashed (original mix) [Pilot 6] 09. Passenger 10 - Land Of Illusion (original mix) [Nero Bianco] 10. Schiller ft. Nadia Ali - Try Remixes (Thomas Gold remix) [Radikal Records] 11. Eitan Carmi - For Your Love (Jonathan Morning remix) [Fatali Music] Matt Darey - Nocturnal 328 - hour 2 - Jerome Isma-Ae guest mix 01. Jerome Isma-Ae - Speed (original mix) [Jee Productions] 02. Dosem - Freed [Tronic] 03. 16 Bit Lolitas - The Rise [Bits & Pieces] 04. Nick Warren - Rumbletump [Sudbeat] 05. Raxon - Into The Summer (Nick Muir remix) [Replug] 06. Erik Iker - My Imagine System (original mix) [Balkan Connection] 07. D-Nox & Vincent Thomas - Black Sand [Sprout] 08. Soulwerk - Fraktals [Replug] 09. AKR! - Still Alive (original mix) [Jee Productions] 10. Andy King - Sulaco (original mix) [Balkan Connection] 11. Arty & Tania Zygar - The Wall (original mix) [Enhanced Progressive] 12. Eric Prydz - 2Night (original mix) [Pryda Recordings]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 175 01. Sander van Doorn ft. Tom Helsen - Believe (album version) [Doorn Records] 02. Markus Schulz pres. Reverse - Absolute Reality (Arty remix) (Markus Schulz Big Room Reconstruction) [Coldharbour] 03. Eddy Good & Shannon Hurley - Life Is Strange (Dan Stark & Jayme Skeen remix) [Dazzie On Records] 04. Morgan Page vs. Ali Wilson - The Longest Masterplan (Andski mashup) 05. Futuristic Polar Bears - Untold (Hayley Parsons vox remix) [Total House] 06. D.Ramirez - Everybody Has The Right (Tochner remix) [Toolroom] 07. Jorgensen & Alex B - Slumdogs (Gabriel & Castellon remix) [Recovery House] 08. Jay Ronko & Josh Newson - Foxes And Wolves (original mix) [Flamingo Recordings] 09. Tydi ft. Sarah Howells - Acting Crazy (Tom Fall remix) [Armada] 10. Jesus Luz & Yves Larock ft. Liliana - Running Man (Hard Rock Sofa remix) [Millia Records] 11. DJ Renat ft. Cotry - Shadows Of The Past (original mix) [Enormous Tunes] 12. Sharam Jey vs. Klaxons - Touch My Hand 13. The Jay Lumen Vibe - Siren (original mix) [Armada Music]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 166 01. Adam K & JELO - Room Mates (original mix) [Funk Farm] 02. autoKratz ft. Peter Hook - Becoming The Wraith (Alex Gopher Night remix) [Bad Life] 03. Sharam Jey & Soundzfresh - 1 Night (original mix) [Spinnin Records] 04. Flame & Flavor - Jadore (original mix) [Fatali Music] 05. Dheny Cube ft. Clara Juarez - I Wanna Fly [Minds] **Nocturnal Sunshine #1 with Marcie** 06. Moby - Lie Down In Darkness (Armo Cost remix) [Little Idiot] 07. Arty - Around The World (radio edit) [Anjunabeats] 08. The Funktuary & Dimitri Vangelis - Ignited (radio edit) [Nero Recordings] 09. Cramp - RU116 (PROFF remix) [Anjunabeats] 10. Tony Gomez - Tell Me (John Dahlback Quiet remix) [Recovery House] 11. Stan Kolev - Feeling You (original mix) [Dutchie Music] 12. Sharam - God Always (dub) [Yoshitoshi] 13. Dinka ft. Julie Thompson, Hadley & Civil Servants - Don't Hide Your Love (original mix) [Sirup] **Flashback track** 14. Mango - Nacreous Cabrio (Aeron Aether remix) [Morphosis Records]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal 311 - hour 1 - Matt Darey mix 01. Graeme Lloyd ft. Lizzie Curious - New World Translation (original mix) [KULT] 02. Shik Stylko - Many Dayz (Tom Novy & Jerome Isma-Ae remix) [Recovery House] 03. Flame & Flavor - Jadore (original mix) [Fatali Music] 04. Munk - Mis Lablos (Black Van remix) [Gomma Dance Tracks] 05. Ad Brown & Urban Breathe - Catching Stars (Dave Cortex remix) [Silk Royal Records] 06. Suspect 44 - Japanese Schoolgirls (PROFF remix) [Anjunadeep] 07. Infusion - Love & Imitation (Guy J remix) [Vapour Recordings] 08. Lank & Inkfish ft. Yota - Let It Roll (Alex Romano & Mishary remix) [Inkfish Recordings] 09. Matt Darey & Aeron Aether ft. Ridgewalkers - Chasing The Sun (Matteo Marini remix) [Nocturnal Global] 10. Kevin Sunray ft. Gaia Barbero - Stories Untold (original mix) Matt Darey - Nocturnal 311 - hour 2 - Gai Barone guest mix 01. Benoit & Sergio - Let Me Count The Ways (original mix) [Spectral Sound] 02. Lish - Alpha Groove (Gai Barone remix) 03. Ripperton - Farra (Deetron edit) [Green] 04. Jim Rivers - Black Keys (Gai Barone remix) [MC Groove Records] 05. Guy Mantzur & Sahar Z - Patterns (original mix) [Definitive Recordings] 06. Komytea - Simplexity (original mix) [Anjunadeep] 07. Dino Lenny - Restless Loser (Gai Barone remix) 08. ID - 7 Ways (Gai Barone Retouch bootleg mix) 09. Gai Barone - Younique (Introspective Piano mix) 10. ID - Paris (Gai Barone bootleg)

Join Me Jennice Jackson Lloyd on My Gospel Soul.....You Don't want to Miss it! Pastor Jackson-Lloyd and The Recovery House Ministry Team talk about God Reacts to Disobedience!  Joshua 7  Remember with God all things are possible! My  Gospel Soul is breaking the Yoke of Bondage throught the Power of the Word of God. My Pastor Is Pastor Charles Webster Living For Christ Ministries  My God continue to Increase My Pastor!

001 Ruby & Tony feat Lofi Sugar 'You'll Be Mine (Gerry Cueto Remix)' [ACO MUSIC]002 Jochen Pash 'London To Detroit (Maxim Sunbeat Detroit Remix)' [RECOVERY HOUSE]003 Tom Hangs & Shermanology 'Blessed (Avicii Edit)' [HED KANDI RECORDS]004 Ellie Goulding 'Starry Eyed (AN21 & Vangeli Remix JRDN Edit)' [SIZE RECORDS]005 Mowgli 'Pa Po Pon (Robbie Rivera Nasty Juicy Mix)' [JUICY MUSIC]006 Robyn 'Dancing On My Own (Azzido Da Bass vs Dirty Disco Youth Remix)' [KONICHIWA RECORDS]007 Ian Carey 'Hoodrat Stuff (Acapella)' [SPINNIN' RECORDS]008 SonicC 'Trolls On Acid (Original Mix)' [DIM MAK RECORDS]009 Sharam Jey feat Andreas Hogby 'Heart Of Stone (Tom Piper Remix)' [RECOVERY HOUSE]010 Ralph Falcon feat A.K. & Alan T 'Whateva (JRDN Acapella Edit)' [NERVOUS RECORDS]011 Buy Now - For Sale 'Buy Now (2007 Extended Mix)' [SUPERSTAR RECORDS]012 Jochen Miller 'Troucid' [HIGH CONTRAST RECORDS]013 Carte Blanche feat Kid Sister 'Do! Do! Do! (Laidback Luke Remix)' [ED BANGER RECORDS]014 Bassjackers 'Mavericks' (EXCLUSIVE) [SPINNIN' RECORDS]015 Laidback Luke feat Lady Bee 'Mortal Comeback (Original Mix)' [UNRELEASED]016 D-Force feat Wendy Mdy 'Precious (Allex Mix)' [D-FORCE RECORDS]017 Ferry Corsten 'Punk (Arty Rock N Rolla Mix)' [FLASHOVER RECORDS]018 John O'Callaghan feat Audrey Gallagher 'Bring Back The Sun (Max Graham & Protoculture Remix)' [SUBCULTURE (ARMADA)]

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Sunshine 122 01. Matt Darey & Aeron Aether ft. Ridgewalkers - Chasing The Sun (D-Mad remix) [Nocturnal Global] 02. Sander Kleinenberg - R.Y.A.N.L. (Pleasurekraft remix) [Little Mountain Recordings] 03. Oliver Morgenroth & Shane - True (original mix) [Jetlag Digital] 04. Nalin & Kane - Beachball (Marco Lys remix) [Supra Recordings] 05. Omar B & Lys - One Day (original mix) [Dance 2 Dance Music] **Nocturnal Sunshine #1 with Marcie** 06. JF Sebastian & Andrew Salsano ft. Jayn Hanna - Walking On Fire (Dr. Kucho! remix) [Black Hole Recordings] 07. Darlyn Vlys & Days Off - Touching Me (original mix) [Cr2 Records] 08. Matt Darey & Aeron Aether ft. Tiff Lacey - Into The Blue (original mix) [Nocturnal Global] 09. M.PRAVDA - Destiny (Evgeny Bardyuzha remix) [National Sound Records] **The BeatThiefs on the phone** 10. The BeatThiefs ft. Peyton - Fly With Me (Nino Anthonys disKo LoKO dub) 11. Yen Oxygen - Stay (Roman Sweet remix) [Creative Technologies Studio] 12. Superbass ft. Relation - Lost In Sound (Egostereo remix) [Dance 2 Dance Music] 13. The Good Guys - Inside (Tony Gomez remix) [Recovery House] 14. Kostya Veter - The Loneliness (original mix) [Plusquam Records] **Flashback track** 15. Freefall ft. Jan Johnston - Skydive (I Feel Wonderful) (original mix) [Renaissance Recordings]