10 months into my recovery, The Morning Juice started as more than a dream—it was a calling. A woman close to my journey once told me, “You’re going to preach one day. I see you preaching to your congregation.” When I called her with the idea for this podcast, she said, “This is your church—an unorthodox one—but yours. Your congregation is out there.”

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That hit me deep. Because I know now that my purpose is to speak to the hopeless. To the helpless. To the men and women who want change but don’t know how to start.

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The Morning Juice is my way of reaching those who feel alone in their pain—like I once did. Especially men, who for far too long have kept their struggles silent. But times are changing. Men’s mental health is finally taking the front seat it deserves.

This podcast is for anyone fighting battles in silence, anyone walking the road of addiction recovery, mental health healing, or simply seeking a sign they’re not alone. Every guest who joins me shares their raw story—not for fame, but in the hope that it might reach just one person. One person who hears it and says, “That sounds like me,” and finally reaches out for help.

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Now that I work with PATH, we don’t turn people away. Even if someone can’t come to us directly, we find a place for them—because that’s what healing is about: one life at a time.

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And that’s what this podcast is about too. Just saving one person at a time.