uHuman's Creative Recovery Podcast
uHuman's Creative Recovery Podcast
Podcast Description
On uHuman’s Creative Recovery podcast, content creator and actor, Morgan D. Stewart investigates the vital, absorbing & creative interests helping people from all walks of life lead more balanced lives. Morgan and her guests dish about the creativity, inspiration, and stability that can be found in entrepreneurship, meditation, music, and more. Using audio as our artistic medium, we’re weaving together beautiful and courageous stories, showcasing what’s possible for those interested in changing our culture to be more inclusive, healthier, and curious. uHuman is a multimedia production company with a mission to become a worker & affordable housing cooperative for marginalized creatives. Contact Morgan at http://uhuman.info for more information.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of personal recovery, entrepreneurship, and creativity, highlighting the importance of vital, absorbing creative interests, or VACI's, in leading balanced lives. Episodes explore topics such as the impact of non-alcoholic beverages on social interactions and the role of meditation in recovery, showcasing diverse stories and experiences from guests.
On uHuman’s Creative Recovery podcast, content creator and actor, Morgan D. Stewart investigates the vital, absorbing & creative interests helping people from all walks of life lead more balanced lives.
Morgan and her guests dish about the creativity, inspiration, and stability that can be found in entrepreneurship, meditation, music, and more.
Using audio as our artistic medium, we’re weaving together beautiful and courageous stories, showcasing what’s possible for those interested in changing our culture to be more inclusive, healthier, and curious.
uHuman is a multimedia production company with a mission to become a worker & affordable housing cooperative for marginalized creatives.
Contact Morgan at http://uhuman.info for more information.
SMART Recovery USA relies, in part, on research showing that having any vital, absorbing, and creative interest can help people get and stay sober. The Phoenix offers sober activities that can help folks stay physically active and connected. Is it time for you to get out there and find the recovery communities that are right for you?
Host Morgan D. Stewart explores two different, but complementary, volunteer-based, mutual support groups with:
- Dr. Henry Steinberger, one of the early creators of SMART Recovery
- Teresa Susmaras, a mental health practitioner with lived experience of addiction, and SMART Recovery meeting facilitator
- Birdie Murphy, a who has created The Phoenix's first sober team for RAGBRAI 2026
They dive into the many ways hobbies and passions can help people on their unique wellness paths. It's a brief and informative episode where you can learn more about two popular non-profits dedicated to providing FREE gatherings for folks struggling with addictive behavior.
Looking for an evidence-backed peer support addiction recovery group? Check out uHuman's Creative Recovery Lab SM(ART) Recovery meetings online and in-person.
If you’d like to support Murphy’s Phoenix team and help make more sober activities like this possible, visit:https://tinyurl.com/uhuman-podcast-birdie
This episode features a segment originally heard on Wisconsin Public Radio's Wisconsin Life.
This project was funded in part by a grant from Dane Arts, the Madison Arts Commission, with additional funds from the Wisconsin Arts Board.
uHuman's Creative Recovery Lab was also supported by Hello Art Hatchery, REAP Food Group, and individual contributors like you.
- This podcast is a production of uHuman: a multimedia miracle.
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