In this soul-stirring episode of Not All There, Chad sits downwith Chicago-based singer and songwriter Nathan Peterson for a vulnerable conversation about grief, healing, and the quiet power of breath. Nathan opens up about his personal journey through loss, and how music,silence, and stillness became tools for survival—and eventually, transformation.

Together, they explore what it means to nurture yourself without guilt, especially in a world that often asks us to put others first. Nathan shares insights into how grief isn’t something to fix or outrun, but something to befriend—one breath at a time.

This episode is for anyone who’s been cracked open by life and is learning to rebuild with gentleness, truth, and love.

Find more about Nathan Peterson here:

https://nathanpeterson.net/

In this powerful live recording from our Sober Soirée series, Jim H. takes the mic to share a raw and reflective look at his recovery journey. With honesty and humor, Jim explores how community, creativity, and vulnerability helped him face anger, rebuild relationships, and find meaning in sobriety.

Sober Soirées are more than just events — they’re a lifeline. These gatherings create space for storytelling, connection, and healing, strengthening the recovery community one voice at a time. They are free to attend, but not free to create.

If this episode moves you, please consider donating to the Art of Recovery Foundation. Your support helps us keep the lights on, the mics hot, and the stories flowing. Together, we’re building something real — and we need your help to keep it going.

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Storyteller Kevin shares his personal journey with alcoholism, reflecting on the loss of his best friend and the struggles of sobriety. He discusses the complexities of understanding alcoholism, the challenges of relapse, and the importance of community and support in recovery. Through his experiences, he emphasizes the significance of curiosity and connection in the healing process.

Takeaways

The misconceptions about being an alcoholic.

Relapse can happen even after years of sobriety.

Community and support are crucial in recovery.

Therapy played a significant role in his understanding of alcoholism.

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Email Chad at: chad@soberchad.com