Show Notes
He was a repeat drunk driver, spiraling out of control with his 4-year-old son in tow. Now, he's a 100-mile ultra-marathoner, an addiction therapist at Kaiser Permanente, and the author of a raw, unflinching memoir. This is the story of Mike Grant, and it will challenge everything you think you know about rock bottom and recovery.
In an intense and gripping interview, Mike reveals the shocking truth of his past and the radical transformation that led him to a life he once thought was impossible. But his journey is more than just a personal victory—it’s a movement. We'll uncover how Mike built RUN TRG, a revolutionary running club in Portland for people in recovery. This isn't just about logging miles; it's about building a new family and a powerful support system.
With an almost zero relapse rate, RUN TRG is a testament to the power of community and a new, active approach to sobriety. Tune in to hear how one man’s personal fight has sparked a community-wide triumph over addiction.
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