A single moment in a darkroom changed everything. Watching an image rise from the chemicals, Sean Murphy felt something he hadn’t tasted in years: control, purpose, momentum. From there, he rebuilt a life—one meeting at a time, one photo at a time—after addiction, divorce, and a pile of near-misses that could have ended the story early. We sit with Sean to unpack how recovery became a way of living, not a phase. He shares the sponsor who wouldn’t let him drift, the weekly meetings he now hos...
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A single moment in a darkroom changed everything. Watching an image rise from the chemicals, Sean Murphy felt something he hadn’t tasted in years: control, purpose, momentum. From there, he rebuilt a life—one meeting at a time, one photo at a time—after addiction, divorce, and a pile of near-misses that could have ended the story early. We sit with Sean to unpack how recovery became a way of living, not a phase. He shares the sponsor who wouldn’t let him drift, the weekly meetings he now hos...
"Visibility Could Have Saved Me" | Empowering Marginalized Communities with Smoke Breaks Actors
Hit-N-Record
1 hour 54 minutes
8 months ago
"Visibility Could Have Saved Me" | Empowering Marginalized Communities with Smoke Breaks Actors
This episode delves into the transformative power of theater as a medium for healing and self-discovery. Our guests share their personal stories of navigating identity, acceptance, and community through their art, highlighting the importance of visibility and authentic representation in the creative space. • The therapeutic role of theater in processing trauma • Shared experiences fostering community and connection • The critical need for representation in media • The balan...
Hit-N-Record
A single moment in a darkroom changed everything. Watching an image rise from the chemicals, Sean Murphy felt something he hadn’t tasted in years: control, purpose, momentum. From there, he rebuilt a life—one meeting at a time, one photo at a time—after addiction, divorce, and a pile of near-misses that could have ended the story early. We sit with Sean to unpack how recovery became a way of living, not a phase. He shares the sponsor who wouldn’t let him drift, the weekly meetings he now hos...
