In the most powerful and personal episode of A Silent Voice so far, host Jarrod Franklin sits down with Flynn Kelly—a licensed clinician, substance abuse counselor, and a recovering addict with nearly seven years of sobriety. In this candid and emotionally rich conversation, Flynn shares his story of addiction, chaos, homelessness, and the long road to healing. From the first drink at 13 to working in recovery and helping others find their way out, Flynn doesn’t hold back. Flynn offers rare insight from both sides of the struggle: as a former addict and a professional helping others break the cycle. Whether you’re battling addiction, know someone who is, or want to understand the realities behind recovery, this episode is a must-listen.

“You’re not weak for needing help. You’re strong for admitting it.”

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In this thought-provoking episode of A Silent Voice, host Jarrod Franklin explores a powerful perspective that shifts the conversation from street drugs to something more personal—and equally destructive: sugar addiction, comfort eating, and normalized habits that silently take control. This anonymous interviewee reflects on how food, fast food, and nicotine are often overlooked forms of addiction that carry long-term emotional and physical consequences. The conversation is raw, vulnerable, and eye-opening, challenging us to expand our definition of addiction and take seriously the small, everyday dependencies that impact our health, identity, and relationships.

Sometimes the loudest cries for help come from the quietest cravings.

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