In this inspiring episode of Recovery On-Air, host Christin sits down with Jesse Messer, who shares his incredible journey from incarceration to recovery. With the help of the Second Chance Program, Jesse found sobriety while behind bars and has since turned his life around in remarkable ways. Today, Jesse is the co-host of the Outlaws to Advocates podcast and works at Horizon Recovery, where he helps kids and adolescents overcome substance abuse and mental health challenges. Jesse’s story is a powerful reminder that no matter how dark the past may seem, it’s never too late to turn things around and make a difference.

In this heartfelt episode of Recovery On-Air, host Christin sits down with her husband, Ian Day, to dive deep into his journey from small-town dreams to the challenges of addiction. Ian shares how his athletic aspirations were derailed by drugs and alcohol, and how he eventually found a new path in the world of tattooing. Through candid conversation, Ian opens up about the struggles he faced, the turning points in his recovery, and the hard-won lessons he’s learned along the way. Today, Ian is living a life of sobriety and is focused on his family, his career, and his passion for helping others.

In this powerful episode of Recovery On-Air, host Christin Day sits down with Erin Dolby, a former Ms. Arizona whose life took a devastating turn when addiction pulled her far from the world of pageants and into survival mode. Erin opens up about the painful realities of her addiction, including the dangerous situations she found herself in and the lengths she had to go to just to get by.

Host Christin sits down with Daniel Busch, star of the hit TV show Love After Lockup, to discuss his journey through addiction, his struggles to maintain a relationship while in the midst of his battle, and the powerful transformation he’s experienced since getting sober.

Daniel opens up about his challenges while being in the spotlight, the impact of addiction on his personal life, and how his relationship dynamics were affected during his darkest moments.

In this eye-opening episode of Recovery On-Air, host Christin sits down with Jason Keller, an attorney whose battle with addiction led him down a dangerous path. One that ultimately landed him in a jail cell for bringing drugs to inmates. Jason shares his remarkable story of self-destruction, the consequences of his choices, and how he hit rock bottom before making the decision to turn his life around. Now in recovery, Jason reflects on the lessons he’s learned, the people who helped him along the way, and the steps he’s taken to rebuild his life and find purpose beyond his past.

In this powerful episode of Recovery On-Air, host Christin sits down with Tony Johnson for an emotional and deeply honest conversation about his journey to sobriety. Tony opens up about the trials and tribulations that led him to finally make the life-changing decision to get sober. From the struggles that nearly broke him to the moments of clarity that pushed him forward, Tony’s story is a raw reminder of the courage it takes to choose recovery and the beauty that comes with rebuilding a life with intention and purpose.

Host Christin sits down with Jerry Sheridan, the Sheriff of Maricopa County in Arizona, to discuss the intersection of substance abuse, mental health, and law enforcement. Sheriff Sheridan shares his unique perspective on how addiction often intersects with the criminal justice system and how mental health challenges can impact both individuals and communities. He also opens up about his own personal experiences, revealing how addiction has affected his loved ones and the steps he takes to prioritize self-care as a leader in a high-pressure environment.

In this powerful episode of Recovery On-Air, host Christin sits down with Peggy Hernandez, founder of J&M, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about the devastating impact of fentanyl overdoses. Peggy’s journey is one of heartbreak, resilience, and unwavering commitment to making a difference after losing both of her sons to fentanyl.