Pondoff's Anonymous

著者: Chris Pondoff Jeff Allen Jakob Miller
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  • What the back of the book would say… Pondoff’s Anonymous offers a sober, unique, authentic, and faithful perspective on grief and alcoholism… hope and grace… anger and love. Addiction, Recovery, and Mental Health.
    Chris Pondoff, Jeff Allen, Jakob Miller
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What the back of the book would say… Pondoff’s Anonymous offers a sober, unique, authentic, and faithful perspective on grief and alcoholism… hope and grace… anger and love. Addiction, Recovery, and Mental Health.
Chris Pondoff, Jeff Allen, Jakob Miller
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  • S2 E11 Alex Kaiser | Host of No Lions Here Podcast
    2025/04/07

    🎧 PONDOFF’S ANONYMOUS – EPISODE 11

    Guest: Alex Kaiser | Host of No Lions Here Podcast
    🎧 https://www.nolionshere.com/

    WHO’S THIS EPISODE FOR?

    • The morbidly curious
    • Anyone whose secrets are getting heavy
    • Partners of sex addicts who want answers
    • Folks untangling faith, shame, and identity
    • People craving unfiltered recovery talk


    EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

    Chris, Jeff, and Jakob dive in with Alex Kaiser, a man who’s walked through hell and come back with a mic. From childhood trauma to sex addiction, locker room benders to emotional sobriety—this one hits hard.

    • 🎧 Alex’s podcast: No Lions Here – https://www.nolionshere.com/
    • 💔 Trauma, shame, and the roots of sexual addiction
    • 🧠 The Feeling Wheel—emotional sobriety 101
    • 🏒 Hockey, blow, and bottoming out in a garage with a glory hole
    • 🚫 What sexual sobriety actually means
    • 🔥 Why he’s speaking up now—and who it’s for

    TIMESTAMPS:

    • [00:00] – Bertarelli Cutlery shoutout
    • [01:36] – Finger-fucking the mic setup
    • [04:00] – Meet Alex: recovering sex addict
    • [06:00] – Love addiction & early shame
    • [10:11] – Sobriety defined: no porn, no apps, no hookups
    • [20:11] – Childhood abuse, church trauma
    • [28:15] – Feeling Wheel and emotional sobriety
    • [34:55] – Naming emotions, dealing with disappointment
    • [37:24] – Arousal templates, secrets, and shame
    • [48:27] – Benders, broken trust, and the turning point
    • [57:03] – Begin Again Institute: where he got help
    • [1:18:00] – Disclosing to a new partner
    • [2:00:00] – If you’re struggling, email Alex: nolionshere@gmail.com


    LISTEN TO ALEX’S PODCAST:

    🦁 No Lions Here – Raw stories of recovery and real connection
    🎧 https://www.nolionshere.com/

    FINAL TAKE:

    Two hours of raw truth, no filter. Alex proves that healing’s possible—even after the kind of shit no one wants to admit out loud.


    RESOURCES & LINKS:

    • 🎡 Feeling Wheel: https://feelingswheel.com/
    • 📧 Email Alex: nolionshere@gmail.com
    • 🏥 Begin Again Institute: https://beginagaininstitute.com/
    • 🎙️ No Lions Here Podcast: https://www.nolionshere.com/


    💥 SPONSORS:

    • 🔪 Bertarelli Cutlery – https://bertarellico.com
    • 🏥 Illinois Recovery Center – https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com
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  • Pondoff Archives: Megan Gehrs (Still the G.O.A.T.)
    2025/04/02

    Back by popular demand (and because we promised), we’re throwing it back to an episode that still slaps five years later. Megan Gehrs sat down with Chris and poured out a jaw-dropping story of addiction, destruction, and one hell of a comeback. From sneaking booze in Catholic school basements to being wheelchair-bound with alcoholic neuropathy, Megan takes us on a brutal, hilarious, and brutally honest ride.

    But don’t get it twisted—this isn’t a sob story. It’s a story of survival, faith, and the kind of redemption arc that makes Hollywood scripts look soft.

    In this one, we cover:

    • 🍻 How Belleville turned weekend benders into lifestyle choices
    • 🚫 Why DUIs and losing her license didn’t slow her down—but losing the feeling in her legs did
    • 🛏️ Drinking vodka out of water bottles in a hospital bed (yeah… it gets there)
    • 🔥 Hitting her spiritual bottom and finally getting her life back
    • 🙌 Finding purpose in service and saving lives through lived experience
    • 💪 What real recovery looks like—and why Megan’s still out here doing the damn thing

    Megan didn’t just get sober. She got loud. And now she’s helping others do the same, one raw truth at a time.

    This episode is loaded with laughter, tears, and more Belle-Vegas debauchery than we care to admit. If you missed it the first time (shame on you), don’t miss it now.

    📅 Originally recorded FIVE YEARS AGO. And it still bangs.

    📺 YouTube version (with the most views in show history): Watch here

    Let us pray.

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  • S2 E10 Megan Gehrs & Bree Badgley
    2025/03/31

    Who It’s For

    • The introvert who thinks they can't recover in a loud-ass world
    • Anyone clinging to the idea of "high-functioning" addiction
    • Parents who think “we raised them right” means addiction-proof
    • The one white-knuckling sobriety and thinking it’ll magically stay that way
    • Folks who think jail and liver failure are just someone else’s problem—until they’re not


    Megan Gehrs is back to defend her YouTube crown, and she brought backup: the fierce, funny, and fearless Bree Badgley. What starts as a roast-fest quickly turns into a raw, riveting convo about what it really takes to crawl out of addiction — and why surviving doesn’t mean staying silent.

    We talk childhood trauma, drinking vodka from Sprite bottles, Zoom recovery, liver failure, “terminal uniqueness,” prison visits, and the miracle of showing up for life — even when it’s hard as hell.

    Bree gets real about trying to white-knuckle her way to sobriety, the self-loathing of secret drinking, and finally surrendering to something bigger. Megan opens up about hitting literal liver failure and still thinking, “I’ve got this.” Spoiler: she didn’t — but she does now.

    🔪 Brutally honest. 🤣 Surprisingly funny.
    🙏 Spiritually grounding.
    This one’s a damn heater.

    🕰 TIMESTAMPS

    • 00:00 – Welcome back, Megan & meet Bree Badgley
    • 05:50 – Bree’s story: “perfect” family, still an alcoholic
    • 08:30 – Catholic guilt, introvert hell, and the terminal uniqueness trap
    • 16:00 – Megan’s sobriety inspired Bree (even if Bree ghosted her at first)
    • 20:30 – Getting sober during COVID (yes, really)
    • 27:00 – IOP, living at home, isolation, & the Zoom detox
    • 34:00 – Making amends to her sister: “I was a jerk”
    • 36:00 – Megan’s liver says “nope,” and the wake-up call
    • 41:00 – Bree joins Megan’s homegroup and hates it (at first)
    • 43:00 – Finding God in pancakes & basement meetings
    • 47:00 – Spirituality, introverts, and group therapy for the win
    • 51:00 – Fireball, yet lists, & prison visits that haunt you
    • 58:00 – The power of being seen & surrendering the fight
    • 1:03:00 – Cliff at Friday’s & the people who never make it out
    • 1:05:00 – “I didn’t get in trouble… but I should’ve.”
    • 1:07:00 – Recovery, honesty, and learning to live with yourself

    This episode’s for the quiet ones, the ones who “don’t look like” addicts, and anyone who ever told themselves I’m fine. You’re not alone. You never were.

    🔥 Powered by our day-ones:
    🛏️ Illinois Recovery Center – https://illinoisrecoverycenter.com/
    🔪 Bertarelli Cutlery – https://bertarellico.com/

    Let’s f’ing go.

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    2 時間 12 分

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