Breaking Quiet https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/breakingquiet?selected=SGMKL9832676296 en What happens when silence is broken? Host Marybeth Hill sits down with remarkable women to explore their deeply personal journeys of recovery. From the darkest moments to the hard-won victories, Breaking Quiet is a space for truth-telling, connection, and the unwavering belief that healing is possible. These are not just stories of surviving, but inspiring accounts of transformation, resilience, and the power of finding your voice. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/fdd3bed6-9b15-11f0-9b84-1f8777777e0b/image/e03a09369014f2ba36d42aa90581d0cb.png?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress Breaking Quiet https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/breakingquiet?selected=SGMKL9832676296 episodic Incredible Stories of Women in Recovery, Sobriety, and Resilience (Hosted by Marybeth Hill) Marybeth Hill What happens when silence is broken? Host Marybeth Hill sits down with remarkable women to explore their deeply personal journeys of recovery. From the darkest moments to the hard-won victories, Breaking Quiet is a space for truth-telling, connection, and the unwavering belief that healing is possible. These are not just stories of surviving, but inspiring accounts of transformation, resilience, and the power of finding your voice. What happens when silence is broken? Host Marybeth Hill sits down with remarkable women to explore their deeply personal journeys of recovery. From the darkest moments to the hard-won victories, Breaking Quiet is a space for truth-telling, connection, and the unwavering belief that healing is possible. These are not just stories of surviving, but inspiring accounts of transformation, resilience, and the power of finding your voice.

]]> Marybeth Hill tiking@arkansaspodcasters.org Breaking Free from Addiction In this episode, Becky shares her powerful journey from a 15-year IV drug addiction and incarceration to becoming a recovery advocate and founder of More Than a Mug Shot. Her story highlights the transformative power of faith, community, and resilience in overcoming a cycle of addiction and incarceration.Join Marybeth Hill as she sits down with Becky Brewer to discuss the realities of addiction and successful reintegration.In this episode of Breaking Quiet, we feature Becky Brewer, the founder of More Than a Mugshot Ministry in Arkansas. Becky shares her powerful perspective on supporting women navigating the justice system and the path toward lasting healing. This conversation highlights the vital work being done to support women in recovery who are seeking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.Through their discussion, Mary Beth and Becky explore the challenges of navigating the reentry process and the importance of community advocacy. Their exchange provides an honest look at the barriers women face and the resilience required to overcome them.Subscribe to Breaking Quiet for weekly conversations on addiction recovery and support, and share your thoughts on the importance of community resources in the comments below.Join Mary Beth Hill as she sits down with Becky Brewer to discuss the realities of addiction and successful reintegration.In this episode of Breaking Quiet, we feature Becky Brewer, the founder of More Than a Mugshot Ministry in Arkansas. Becky shares her powerful perspective on supporting women navigating the justice system and the path toward lasting healing. This conversation highlights the vital work being done to support women in recovery who are seeking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.Through their discussion, Mary Beth and Becky explore the challenges of navigating the reentry process and the importance of community advocacy. Their exchange provides an honest look at the barriers women face and the resilience required to overcome them.Subscribe to Breaking Quiet for weekly conversations on addiction recovery and support, and share your thoughts on the importance of community resources in the comments below. Thu, 22 Oct 2026 18:52:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill In this episode, Becky shares her powerful journey from a 15-year IV drug addiction and incarceration to becoming a recovery advocate and founder of More Than a Mug Shot. Her story highlights the transformative power of faith, community, and resilience in overcoming a cycle of addiction and incarceration.Join Marybeth Hill as she sits down with Becky Brewer to discuss the realities of addiction and successful reintegration.In this episode of Breaking Quiet, we feature Becky Brewer, the founder of More Than a Mugshot Ministry in Arkansas. Becky shares her powerful perspective on supporting women navigating the justice system and the path toward lasting healing. This conversation highlights the vital work being done to support women in recovery who are seeking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.Through their discussion, Mary Beth and Becky explore the challenges of navigating the reentry process and the importance of community advocacy. Their exchange provides an honest look at the barriers women face and the resilience required to overcome them.Subscribe to Breaking Quiet for weekly conversations on addiction recovery and support, and share your thoughts on the importance of community resources in the comments below.Join Mary Beth Hill as she sits down with Becky Brewer to discuss the realities of addiction and successful reintegration.In this episode of Breaking Quiet, we feature Becky Brewer, the founder of More Than a Mugshot Ministry in Arkansas. Becky shares her powerful perspective on supporting women navigating the justice system and the path toward lasting healing. This conversation highlights the vital work being done to support women in recovery who are seeking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.Through their discussion, Mary Beth and Becky explore the challenges of navigating the reentry process and the importance of community advocacy. Their exchange provides an honest look at the barriers women face and the resilience required to overcome them.Subscribe to Breaking Quiet for weekly conversations on addiction recovery and support, and share your thoughts on the importance of community resources in the comments below. In this episode, Becky shares her powerful journey from a 15-year IV drug addiction and incarceration to becoming a recovery advocate and founder of More Than a Mug Shot. Her story highlights the transformative power of faith, community, and resilience in overcoming a cycle of addiction and incarceration.
Join Marybeth Hill as she sits down with Becky Brewer to discuss the realities of addiction and successful reintegration.
In this episode of Breaking Quiet, we feature Becky Brewer, the founder of More Than a Mugshot Ministry in Arkansas. Becky shares her powerful perspective on supporting women navigating the justice system and the path toward lasting healing. This conversation highlights the vital work being done to support women in recovery who are seeking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.
Through their discussion, Mary Beth and Becky explore the challenges of navigating the reentry process and the importance of community advocacy. Their exchange provides an honest look at the barriers women face and the resilience required to overcome them.
Subscribe to Breaking Quiet for weekly conversations on addiction recovery and support, and share your thoughts on the importance of community resources in the comments below.
Join Mary Beth Hill as she sits down with Becky Brewer to discuss the realities of addiction and successful reintegration.
In this episode of Breaking Quiet, we feature Becky Brewer, the founder of More Than a Mugshot Ministry in Arkansas. Becky shares her powerful perspective on supporting women navigating the justice system and the path toward lasting healing. This conversation highlights the vital work being done to support women in recovery who are seeking to rebuild their lives after incarceration.
Through their discussion, Mary Beth and Becky explore the challenges of navigating the reentry process and the importance of community advocacy. Their exchange provides an honest look at the barriers women face and the resilience required to overcome them.
Subscribe to Breaking Quiet for weekly conversations on addiction recovery and support, and share your thoughts on the importance of community resources in the comments below.

]]> 2610 Kicking a 20+ Year Addiction In this episode, Christine Coleman shares her powerful journey from childhood trauma and active addiction to recovery and healing. Her story highlights the importance of resilience, community support, and faith in overcoming life's darkest moments. #recovery #soberlife #sobriety Mon, 12 Oct 2026 22:55:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill In this episode, Christine Coleman shares her powerful journey from childhood trauma and active addiction to recovery and healing. Her story highlights the importance of resilience, community support, and faith in overcoming life's darkest moments. #recovery #soberlife #sobriety In this episode, Christine Coleman shares her powerful journey from childhood trauma and active addiction to recovery and healing. Her story highlights the importance of resilience, community support, and faith in overcoming life's darkest moments.


#recovery #soberlife #sobriety

]]> 2546 A Journey Through Addiction: Paige Singer's Story Welcome back to another season of Breaking Quiet, where we dive into the profound stories of women navigating recovery. In our first episode of Season 2, host Marybeth Hill sits down with Paige Singer from Saint Louis, Missouri, who shares her heartfelt journey through addiction and recovery. From a Challenging Childhood to RecoveryPaige's story begins in Saint Louis, where she was raised by her grandparents. Her early years were marked by a tumultuous relationship with her mother, who struggled with her own addiction. Paige reflects on her childhood, mentioning, "My childhood was really well actually... I was bullied a lot from the popular crowd. And so I just wanted to fit in with people."This desire for acceptance led her to make choices that would shape her path, including early exposure to substance use.The Descent into AddictionIn her mid-20s, Paige's life took a turning point when she was introduced to methamphetamines, a moment she recalls vividly: "I had been snorting methamphetamines for days and days... within that short of a time period I was hooked." Marybeth resonates with Paige’s experience, sharing her own struggles with addiction, emphasizing the euphoric yet deceptive nature of substances: "It was like this euphoric feeling of happiness, right? Well, we know it wasn't really happiness."The Importance of Support SystemsThroughout their conversation, both women highlight the critical role of support systems in recovery. Paige expresses gratitude for her grandmother, stating, "If it wouldn't have been for her, I probably wouldn't be sitting here speaking to you or sharing my story."Marybeth adds, "Having people in your life rooting for you... I don't know where I would be if I didn't have that."Reflecting on the JourneyAs the conversation unfolds, Paige recounts the challenges of parenting during her addiction, noting the impact on her children and the interventions from family. Her story is a powerful reminder of the complexities surrounding addiction and recovery, as well as the strength it takes to reclaim one’s life.Through their heartfelt discussion, Marybeth and Paige illuminate the harsh realities of addiction while also celebrating resilience and the possibility of redemption. Paige’s journey is a testament to the power of community and support in overcoming addiction. It's a reminder that while the path to recovery may be fraught with challenges, hope and healing are always within reach. Mon, 05 Oct 2026 20:59:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill Welcome back to another season of Breaking Quiet, where we dive into the profound stories of women navigating recovery. In our first episode of Season 2, host Marybeth Hill sits down with Paige Singer from Saint Louis, Missouri, who shares her heartfelt journey through addiction and recovery. From a Challenging Childhood to RecoveryPaige's story begins in Saint Louis, where she was raised by her grandparents. Her early years were marked by a tumultuous relationship with her mother, who struggled with her own addiction. Paige reflects on her childhood, mentioning, "My childhood was really well actually... I was bullied a lot from the popular crowd. And so I just wanted to fit in with people."This desire for acceptance led her to make choices that would shape her path, including early exposure to substance use.The Descent into AddictionIn her mid-20s, Paige's life took a turning point when she was introduced to methamphetamines, a moment she recalls vividly: "I had been snorting methamphetamines for days and days... within that short of a time period I was hooked." Marybeth resonates with Paige’s experience, sharing her own struggles with addiction, emphasizing the euphoric yet deceptive nature of substances: "It was like this euphoric feeling of happiness, right? Well, we know it wasn't really happiness."The Importance of Support SystemsThroughout their conversation, both women highlight the critical role of support systems in recovery. Paige expresses gratitude for her grandmother, stating, "If it wouldn't have been for her, I probably wouldn't be sitting here speaking to you or sharing my story."Marybeth adds, "Having people in your life rooting for you... I don't know where I would be if I didn't have that."Reflecting on the JourneyAs the conversation unfolds, Paige recounts the challenges of parenting during her addiction, noting the impact on her children and the interventions from family. Her story is a powerful reminder of the complexities surrounding addiction and recovery, as well as the strength it takes to reclaim one’s life.Through their heartfelt discussion, Marybeth and Paige illuminate the harsh realities of addiction while also celebrating resilience and the possibility of redemption. Paige’s journey is a testament to the power of community and support in overcoming addiction. It's a reminder that while the path to recovery may be fraught with challenges, hope and healing are always within reach. Welcome back to another season of Breaking Quiet, where we dive into the profound stories of women navigating recovery. In our first episode of Season 2, host Marybeth Hill sits down with Paige Singer from Saint Louis, Missouri, who shares her heartfelt journey through addiction and recovery.

From a Challenging Childhood to RecoveryPaige's story begins in Saint Louis, where she was raised by her grandparents. Her early years were marked by a tumultuous relationship with her mother, who struggled with her own addiction.

Paige reflects on her childhood, mentioning, "My childhood was really well actually... I was bullied a lot from the popular crowd. And so I just wanted to fit in with people."This desire for acceptance led her to make choices that would shape her path, including early exposure to substance use.The Descent into AddictionIn her mid-20s, Paige's life took a turning point when she was introduced to methamphetamines, a moment she recalls vividly: "I had been snorting methamphetamines for days and days... within that short of a time period I was hooked."

Marybeth resonates with Paige’s experience, sharing her own struggles with addiction, emphasizing the euphoric yet deceptive nature of substances: "It was like this euphoric feeling of happiness, right? Well, we know it wasn't really happiness."The Importance of Support SystemsThroughout their conversation, both women highlight the critical role of support systems in recovery.


Paige expresses gratitude for her grandmother, stating, "If it wouldn't have been for her, I probably wouldn't be sitting here speaking to you or sharing my story."Marybeth adds, "Having people in your life rooting for you... I don't know where I would be if I didn't have that."Reflecting on the JourneyAs the conversation unfolds, Paige recounts the challenges of parenting during her addiction, noting the impact on her children and the interventions from family.


Her story is a powerful reminder of the complexities surrounding addiction and recovery, as well as the strength it takes to reclaim one’s life.Through their heartfelt discussion, Marybeth and Paige illuminate the harsh realities of addiction while also celebrating resilience and the possibility of redemption. Paige’s journey is a testament to the power of community and support in overcoming addiction. It's a reminder that while the path to recovery may be fraught with challenges, hope and healing are always within reach.

]]> 1976 The Secret That Shattered a World | Tori Rothe Marybeth and Tori discuss the complexities of the addiction treatment system, including Tori's experiences with the methadone and Suboxone clinics. Tori talks about the pain of failing her children and the moment she had to ask her sister to take them, acknowledging they deserved better.This episode highlights the flawed nature of the judicial system and the lack of resources for addiction recovery in state prisons, as Tori details her release from the Illinois Department of Corrections after serving three and a half years and immediately relapsing on methamphetamine.Join Marybeth and Tori as they explore the devastating consequences of secrets, the rage that fuels destruction, and the enduring fight for recovery and redemption Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster! https://vidiq.com/LongtermAPodcast#podcast #recovery #community #addiction Sat, 15 Nov 2025 20:14:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill Marybeth and Tori discuss the complexities of the addiction treatment system, including Tori's experiences with the methadone and Suboxone clinics. Tori talks about the pain of failing her children and the moment she had to ask her sister to take them, acknowledging they deserved better.This episode highlights the flawed nature of the judicial system and the lack of resources for addiction recovery in state prisons, as Tori details her release from the Illinois Department of Corrections after serving three and a half years and immediately relapsing on methamphetamine.Join Marybeth and Tori as they explore the devastating consequences of secrets, the rage that fuels destruction, and the enduring fight for recovery and redemption Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster! https://vidiq.com/LongtermAPodcast#podcast #recovery #community #addiction Marybeth and Tori discuss the complexities of the addiction treatment system, including Tori's experiences with the methadone and Suboxone clinics. Tori talks about the pain of failing her children and the moment she had to ask her sister to take them, acknowledging they deserved better.This episode highlights the flawed nature of the judicial system and the lack of resources for addiction recovery in state prisons, as Tori details her release from the Illinois Department of Corrections after serving three and a half years and immediately relapsing on methamphetamine.Join Marybeth and Tori as they explore the devastating consequences of secrets, the rage that fuels destruction, and the enduring fight for recovery and redemption

Get vidIQ to grow your channel faster!

https://vidiq.com/LongtermAPodcast#podcast #recovery #community #addiction

]]> 2606 MIND-BLOWING RECOVERY Secrets from Real Women with Michelle Strahan What if everything you thought you knew about success was wrong? For these incredible women, hitting rock bottom wasn't the end—it was the groundbreaking beginning. Michelle Strahan felt like she didn't fully belong anywhere. In this episode of Breaking Quiet, she and Marybeth Hill explore childhood in a culturally rich Filipino family to her struggles with addiction and the impact of her upbringing on her self-identity. The discussion delves into the complexities of cultural expectations, the trauma of early life experiences, and the challenges of motherhood while battling addiction. Michelle shares her experiences with various treatment programs, the importance of community support, and her current work in recovery at Serenity Park, emphasizing the message that everyone is worth a better life. #recovery #community #filipino #identity #culture Thu, 30 Oct 2025 12:35:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill What if everything you thought you knew about success was wrong? For these incredible women, hitting rock bottom wasn't the end—it was the groundbreaking beginning. Michelle Strahan felt like she didn't fully belong anywhere. In this episode of Breaking Quiet, she and Marybeth Hill explore childhood in a culturally rich Filipino family to her struggles with addiction and the impact of her upbringing on her self-identity. The discussion delves into the complexities of cultural expectations, the trauma of early life experiences, and the challenges of motherhood while battling addiction. Michelle shares her experiences with various treatment programs, the importance of community support, and her current work in recovery at Serenity Park, emphasizing the message that everyone is worth a better life. #recovery #community #filipino #identity #culture What if everything you thought you knew about success was wrong? For these incredible women, hitting rock bottom wasn't the end—it was the groundbreaking beginning. Michelle Strahan felt like she didn't fully belong anywhere. In this episode of Breaking Quiet, she and Marybeth Hill explore childhood in a culturally rich Filipino family to her struggles with addiction and the impact of her upbringing on her self-identity. The discussion delves into the complexities of cultural expectations, the trauma of early life experiences, and the challenges of motherhood while battling addiction. Michelle shares her experiences with various treatment programs, the importance of community support, and her current work in recovery at Serenity Park, emphasizing the message that everyone is worth a better life.


#recovery #community #filipino #identity #culture

]]> 5532 The Gateway Drug is Trauma | Breaking Quiet In this episode of Breaking Quiet, host Mary Beth Hill speaks with Sandra Smith, PhD, about her journey from incarceration to becoming a leading advocate for recovery and reentry. Sandra shares her unique story of being incarcerated without a history of addiction, the impact of trauma on individuals, and the importance of peer support in the recovery process. They discuss the systemic issues within the prison system, the stigma surrounding formerly incarcerated individuals, and the need for comprehensive support and resources for successful reintegration into society. Sandra's work with One World Recovery highlights the significance of lived experience in creating effective recovery programs and fostering hope for those in need. Sandra's journey from Alabama to Texas was shaped by her career choices. Incarceration can happen to anyone, regardless of their background. Trauma is often the root cause of substance use issues. Peer support is crucial for recovery and reintegration. The prison system is not designed for rehabilitation. Stigmas attached to incarceration hinder recovery efforts. There is hope and healing for those who seek it. Education and support can reduce recidivism rates. Lived experience is invaluable in recovery advocacy. Creating safe spaces for conversation is essential for healing. For more on Dr. Smith: Book: https://a.co/d/1yDUBYQ Website: https://a.co/d/1yDUBYQ SAMHSA TA: Center for Addiction Recovery Support (CARS) | SAMHSA https://share.google/oXL2YBNiZAzLpJ7A7 #recovery #doctor #recoveryispossible #addictionrecovery #help #community #advocate Sat, 18 Oct 2025 23:17:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill In this episode of Breaking Quiet, host Mary Beth Hill speaks with Sandra Smith, PhD, about her journey from incarceration to becoming a leading advocate for recovery and reentry. Sandra shares her unique story of being incarcerated without a history of addiction, the impact of trauma on individuals, and the importance of peer support in the recovery process. They discuss the systemic issues within the prison system, the stigma surrounding formerly incarcerated individuals, and the need for comprehensive support and resources for successful reintegration into society. Sandra's work with One World Recovery highlights the significance of lived experience in creating effective recovery programs and fostering hope for those in need. Sandra's journey from Alabama to Texas was shaped by her career choices. Incarceration can happen to anyone, regardless of their background. Trauma is often the root cause of substance use issues. Peer support is crucial for recovery and reintegration. The prison system is not designed for rehabilitation. Stigmas attached to incarceration hinder recovery efforts. There is hope and healing for those who seek it. Education and support can reduce recidivism rates. Lived experience is invaluable in recovery advocacy. Creating safe spaces for conversation is essential for healing. For more on Dr. Smith: Book: https://a.co/d/1yDUBYQ Website: https://a.co/d/1yDUBYQ SAMHSA TA: Center for Addiction Recovery Support (CARS) | SAMHSA https://share.google/oXL2YBNiZAzLpJ7A7 #recovery #doctor #recoveryispossible #addictionrecovery #help #community #advocate In this episode of Breaking Quiet, host Mary Beth Hill speaks with Sandra Smith, PhD, about her journey from incarceration to becoming a leading advocate for recovery and reentry. Sandra shares her unique story of being incarcerated without a history of addiction, the impact of trauma on individuals, and the importance of peer support in the recovery process. They discuss the systemic issues within the prison system, the stigma surrounding formerly incarcerated individuals, and the need for comprehensive support and resources for successful reintegration into society. Sandra's work with One World Recovery highlights the significance of lived experience in creating effective recovery programs and fostering hope for those in need. Sandra's journey from Alabama to Texas was shaped by her career choices. Incarceration can happen to anyone, regardless of their background. Trauma is often the root cause of substance use issues. Peer support is crucial for recovery and reintegration. The prison system is not designed for rehabilitation. Stigmas attached to incarceration hinder recovery efforts. There is hope and healing for those who seek it. Education and support can reduce recidivism rates. Lived experience is invaluable in recovery advocacy. Creating safe spaces for conversation is essential for healing. For more on Dr. Smith: Book: https://a.co/d/1yDUBYQ Website: https://a.co/d/1yDUBYQ SAMHSA TA: Center for Addiction Recovery Support (CARS) | SAMHSA https://share.google/oXL2YBNiZAzLpJ7A7 #recovery #doctor #recoveryispossible #addictionrecovery #help #community #advocate

]]> 2861 My Recovery Family Saved My Life In this unforgettable and powerful episode, Marybeth sits down with the incredible Teela Patterson for a raw, honest conversation about finding light after darkness. Teela’s story is a masterclass in resilience. She shares her journey from rock bottom and addiction to starting over with "$10 and a whole lot of stubborn hope." Listen as she recounts how her recovery family saved her life, the joy of finding her husband and boys, and how she built a life she is "damn proud of." We also discuss her recent fight with cancer, which she has battled with faith, strength, and grace. Since this recording, Teela has made the brave decision to enter hospice care, and this episode serves as a profound and timely testament to her life and her ultimate message: "No matter how dark it gets, there's always a way back to the light." Teela's honesty is a powerful reminder that time is precious, and her enduring spirit will stay with you long after the episode ends. If you would like to help the family of Teela in this time: https://gofund.me/5d833b4f #recovery #cancer #addiction #family #addictiontreatment Fri, 17 Oct 2025 03:57:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill In this unforgettable and powerful episode, Marybeth sits down with the incredible Teela Patterson for a raw, honest conversation about finding light after darkness. Teela’s story is a masterclass in resilience. She shares her journey from rock bottom and addiction to starting over with "$10 and a whole lot of stubborn hope." Listen as she recounts how her recovery family saved her life, the joy of finding her husband and boys, and how she built a life she is "damn proud of." We also discuss her recent fight with cancer, which she has battled with faith, strength, and grace. Since this recording, Teela has made the brave decision to enter hospice care, and this episode serves as a profound and timely testament to her life and her ultimate message: "No matter how dark it gets, there's always a way back to the light." Teela's honesty is a powerful reminder that time is precious, and her enduring spirit will stay with you long after the episode ends. If you would like to help the family of Teela in this time: https://gofund.me/5d833b4f #recovery #cancer #addiction #family #addictiontreatment In this unforgettable and powerful episode, Marybeth sits down with the incredible Teela Patterson for a raw, honest conversation about finding light after darkness. Teela’s story is a masterclass in resilience. She shares her journey from rock bottom and addiction to starting over with "$10 and a whole lot of stubborn hope." Listen as she recounts how her recovery family saved her life, the joy of finding her husband and boys, and how she built a life she is "damn proud of." We also discuss her recent fight with cancer, which she has battled with faith, strength, and grace. Since this recording, Teela has made the brave decision to enter hospice care, and this episode serves as a profound and timely testament to her life and her ultimate message: "No matter how dark it gets, there's always a way back to the light." Teela's honesty is a powerful reminder that time is precious, and her enduring spirit will stay with you long after the episode ends. If you would like to help the family of Teela in this time: https://gofund.me/5d833b4f #recovery #cancer #addiction #family #addictiontreatment

]]> 4318 no We Are Losing a Generation: Accountability & Recovery After Prison In this vital episode of Breaking Quiet, host Marybeth Hill sits down with DK Stanley, a woman who courageously shares her journey from the depths of addiction and incarceration to a fulfilling life of long-term recovery and purpose.DK pulls no punches, discussing the complex threads of trauma and family dynamics that led her down a path she now works tirelessly to change. They explore the fierce accountability required for sobriety, while also examining the urgent need for compassion and understanding within the judicial system for those struggling with addiction.DK's story is a powerful testament to the possibility of transformation, community involvement, and the relentless pursuit of a better future."We are literally losing a generation."Listen for key moments where DK discusses:The profound weight of past choices: "I was a baby having a baby."The importance of community and support systems in maintaining sobriety.Advocating for compassion in the judicial system as a path to lower recidivism.The truth about the journey: "Recovery looks different for everybody."#recovery #podcast #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #interview #mother Fri, 03 Oct 2025 21:22:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill In this vital episode of Breaking Quiet, host Marybeth Hill sits down with DK Stanley, a woman who courageously shares her journey from the depths of addiction and incarceration to a fulfilling life of long-term recovery and purpose.DK pulls no punches, discussing the complex threads of trauma and family dynamics that led her down a path she now works tirelessly to change. They explore the fierce accountability required for sobriety, while also examining the urgent need for compassion and understanding within the judicial system for those struggling with addiction.DK's story is a powerful testament to the possibility of transformation, community involvement, and the relentless pursuit of a better future."We are literally losing a generation."Listen for key moments where DK discusses:The profound weight of past choices: "I was a baby having a baby."The importance of community and support systems in maintaining sobriety.Advocating for compassion in the judicial system as a path to lower recidivism.The truth about the journey: "Recovery looks different for everybody."#recovery #podcast #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #interview #mother In this vital episode of Breaking Quiet, host Marybeth Hill sits down with DK Stanley, a woman who courageously shares her journey from the depths of addiction and incarceration to a fulfilling life of long-term recovery and purpose.DK pulls no punches, discussing the complex threads of trauma and family dynamics that led her down a path she now works tirelessly to change. They explore the fierce accountability required for sobriety, while also examining the urgent need for compassion and understanding within the judicial system for those struggling with addiction.DK's story is a powerful testament to the possibility of transformation, community involvement, and the relentless pursuit of a better future."We are literally losing a generation."Listen for key moments where DK discusses:The profound weight of past choices: "I was a baby having a baby."The importance of community and support systems in maintaining sobriety.Advocating for compassion in the judicial system as a path to lower recidivism.The truth about the journey: "Recovery looks different for everybody."#recovery #podcast #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #interview #mother

]]> 3612 Trauma, Jail, and the Woman Who Broke Free n this inaugural episode of Breaking Quiet, host Marybeth Hill welcomes her first guest, Tiffany. Tiffany openly shares her raw and honest journey of recovery and reintegration into society following a period of incarceration. She dives deep into the root causes of her struggles, discussing the profound impact of childhood adoption and unprocessed trauma on her life, which ultimately contributed to her battles with addiction. The conversation is a powerful look at the human experience, covering the complex challenges of navigating family dynamics, the severity of legal troubles, and the obstacles of the probation system. Tiffany's resilient story highlights the necessity of a strong support system and the transformative power of recovery, serving as an inspiring testament to the ongoing journey of healing and self-discovery. #recovery #podcast #recoveryispossible #addiction #recovering Fri, 26 Sep 2025 21:01:00 -0000 full Marybeth Hill n this inaugural episode of Breaking Quiet, host Marybeth Hill welcomes her first guest, Tiffany. Tiffany openly shares her raw and honest journey of recovery and reintegration into society following a period of incarceration. She dives deep into the root causes of her struggles, discussing the profound impact of childhood adoption and unprocessed trauma on her life, which ultimately contributed to her battles with addiction. The conversation is a powerful look at the human experience, covering the complex challenges of navigating family dynamics, the severity of legal troubles, and the obstacles of the probation system. Tiffany's resilient story highlights the necessity of a strong support system and the transformative power of recovery, serving as an inspiring testament to the ongoing journey of healing and self-discovery. #recovery #podcast #recoveryispossible #addiction #recovering n this inaugural episode of Breaking Quiet, host Marybeth Hill welcomes her first guest, Tiffany.

Tiffany openly shares her raw and honest journey of recovery and reintegration into society following a period of incarceration. She dives deep into the root causes of her struggles, discussing the profound impact of childhood adoption and unprocessed trauma on her life, which ultimately contributed to her battles with addiction.

The conversation is a powerful look at the human experience, covering the complex challenges of navigating family dynamics, the severity of legal troubles, and the obstacles of the probation system. Tiffany's resilient story highlights the necessity of a strong support system and the transformative power of recovery, serving as an inspiring testament to the ongoing journey of healing and self-discovery.


#recovery #podcast #recoveryispossible #addiction #recovering

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