Dan Karaty If I'm Being Honest

Mar 13 2024 6
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For decades, I avoided in-depth conversations, smiled through the pain for the cameras, and drowned my demons at night. Now I'm opening up, eager to share my adventures, addiction and recovery with whoever listens. If I'm Being Honest delivers real, in-depth and sometimes ugly truths of my life, and those of my courageous guests; revealing unique paths to happiness, success, recovery and redemption. Hello, my name is Dan and I'm an alcoholic. If I'm being honest, you need to hear this...

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Dan: Connection is Key

Mar 13 2024 29 mins  
When I opened up to the world, the world opened up right back to me. Connection has been THE component, both personally and professionally, that has powered me forward since getting sober.

Dan: Sounding the Alarm

Mar 01 2024 34 mins  
Maybe they want us sick...or worse. Why don't they prescribe exercise before pills? Why do they allow the false advertising of alcohol? Why don't they stop fentanyl from pouring into the country? I want more answers.

Dan: Exercise Works, So Move!

Feb 28 2024 28 mins  
Studies prove that exercise is the best medicine, but we don't need studies. Personal experience is enough! Move a Muscle - Change a Thought is real. I don't care if you walk, run marathons, lift weights or do yoga, just do SOMETHING!

Dan: Make today THE day

Feb 20 2024 24 mins  
Forever, I was going to start tomorrow, or Monday, or next week. When it came to giving up drinking, or working on that new show idea, or implementing the new workout program or eating regimen, I was always starting tomorrow. Not anymore. The power of making today THE day is undeniable.

Fausto Castellanos: Hope Dealer

Feb 14 2024 78 mins  
"Give, but don't let it empty you." For over six years, Fausto has been the Hope Dealer, spreading the message of sobriety anywhere and everywhere he possibly can. But at what cost? We talk a lot on this podcast about taking care of yourself, no matter how busy you are with work, family, or other outside circumstances. Helping others, being of service, speaking at me

Dan: Morning After the Super Bowl

Feb 12 2024 23 mins  
My Super Bowl partying looks quite different than it used to, and I'm grateful for that fact. Waking up feeling fresh and ready to go, having experienced the game and surrounding events with my kids and wife, and receiving a gentle reminder that I'm still an alcoholic and being okay with it. Not to mention being humbled by my kids!

Tim Lodgen: Motivational Speaker - Mental Health and Addiction Advocate

Feb 07 2024 70 mins  
Getting sober doesn't magically fix all of your problems, but it does make you much more capable of dealing with them. In a ten day period, Tim got the news that his daughters had been molested, his cousin had passed away, and his wife had cheated on him. The man from years past would have hopped in the truck, hit the liquor store and numbed the pain, and sadly left the proble

Flindt Andersen: Man on a Mission

Feb 01 2024 65 mins  
Action needs to be taken. Changes must be made. What we're doing with treatment, services, and stopping the flow of drugs into this country is NOT working, and what's happening can no longer be ignored. 190 people overdose and die EVERYDAY in America. That's equivalent to a 747 airplane. Can you imagine if a 747 crashed EVERYDAY - can you imagine what the media cover

Dan: The Taylor Swift Effect

Jan 30 2024 26 mins  
Focus on what you can control. The day I stopped fixating on the news, social media posts, co-workers' habits, and other people's driving habits, I became much more free and positive. Taylor Swift's takeover of the NFL has some people going mad! Why? She's made the NFL hundreds of millions of dollars in a matter of months. She's not going anywhere. Stop wor

Jen Hirst: Sober Mom - Coach - Founder of Lighthouse Sobriety

Jan 26 2024 71 mins  
This is Jen Hirst - living by example for her kids, clients, and so many others that find her in their journey. Despite no one knowing her deep, dark secret, she suffered from addiction for years, battling the exhaustion from keeping up the facade that everything was okay. To say that removing alcohol has changed Jen's life is a ridiculous understatement. Her willingness to sh