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GOING ROGUE Podcast with Angie Manson
Entrepreneur in Addiction Treatment, CrossFitter, Podcast Host, and Power Mom! Going Rogue is how I’ve made it this far in life and has been my mantra. Sometimes you’ve got to break some rules or ruffle some feathers to get anything truly meaningful done. It has served me well in my career and in helping me overcome challenges. Passion Turned Into Profession…CEO of Elevate Addiction Services I’ve worked in alcohol and drug rehabilitation full-time for over 28 years. I came into this industry after my own life had taken a turn and I was facing 10 years in prison, only to have been given a chance at rehab first. I saw what addiction could do to my life and that I was one of so many struggling with the same issue. I also saw how effective rehab could completely turn someone’s life around. After I got clean, I started helping others and have never looked back!The Elevate model is a unique and copyrighted method that aims to empower the individual to not only stay sober, but reach their true potential by addressing their core issues and reviving their purpose and place in the world. Elevate operates several facilities in California including both inpatient and outpatient facilities, as well as delivering group sessions online via Telehealth. Lear More About Me: www.angiemanson.com Learn More About Elevate Rehab: www.elevaterehab.org
GOING ROGUE Podcast with Angie Manson
Hit Me with Your Best Shot: Music Memories with Angie and Tom
In this exciting episode of the podcast, we dive into our second series of the year, "Hit Me with Your Best Shot." Host Angie Manson is joined by Thomas Legan as they explore the world of music, memories, and unexpected connections.
Starting off with the inspiration behind the episode's name, Angie shares a nostalgic story from the 70s about winning tickets to their very first concert, a Pat Benatar show. This trip down memory lane sparks a lively discussion about first concerts, the impact of music on their lives, and the powerful emotions that music can evoke.
Tom and Angie reminisce about their favorite concerts, bands, and the genres that shaped their musical tastes. From the early days of dialing into radio contests on rotary phones to experiencing the raw energy of live shows, they reflect on the transformative power of music. They also delve into the fascinating ways music connects people, including a personal anecdote about meeting a favorite band through a client in a treatment program. This episode highlights how music can serve as a bridge across time, place, and life experiences.
Full video available here: https://youtu.be/dmqpo5jYnJM