Interview with
Country Recording Artist Eli Tellor
Eli Tellor is a 20 year old singer/songwriter from Anna, Illinois who is gaining attention in Nashville’s music scene. Writing songs and playing guitar from an early age, Eli is now seeing doors begin to open.
Eli knows what it is ;like to grow up around drugs and alcohol.
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My guest include treatment professionals, recovery advocates, authors, recovery recording artist, clean and sober musicians and ragamuffins like you and I
Everyone has something to share. Authors have their writings, which are packed full of their personal experiences, opinions and passion for helping others.
Treatment professionals share their suggestions, professions and experience in the area of addiction, alcoholism, compulsive behaviors and more.
Advocates bring news of progress as it relates to breaking through the stigma that has followed the addict and alcoholic for years.
Recording artist spring to life as they tell their stories and share their music that always promises to touch our lives and not only entertain but minister to our spirits as well.
Then of course there is you and I. The most wonderful gifts of all.
Those who are new to recovery, old-timers, or somewhere in the middle sharing their experience, strength and hope.
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"The Internet is a community all it's own, and like any community it's population is filled to the overflowing with hurting and desperate people searching for a way out of drug, alcohol and other addictions. I believe that the only way to experience total recovery from this type of bondage is through accountability, education and a relationship with a power greater than ourselves, GOD.
Though there are some who experience a wonderful freedom from active drug and alcohol use without turning their will and their life over to the care of the creator, many of them never completely recover.
If they do it is only through the mercy of the God they have yet to know.
~Monty
This is from a previous show. Some parts may not be applicable
