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Redefining Recovery: A Recovery Revolution

Over the past year, Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC) proudly launched the Latine Community Recovery Advisory Council (LRAC)—a vibrant group of seven individuals bringing together lived experience, leadership, and cultural heart from across the Latine recovery community in Minnesota.

Join us for Redefining Recovery, MRC’s weekly radio show where lived experience meets conversation, culture, and connection. We expand the narrative around substance use disorder, recovery, and community—to make ongoing recovery more visible, inclusive, and empowered.

What We Do on the Show

  • Relational storytelling: Real voices, real stories of resilience, lived experience, and transformation.
  • Honoring all pathways: From harm reduction to abstinence to medication-assisted recovery—and everything in between—we elevate diverse recovery journeys.
  • Bridging systems & stigma: We bring light to policy, equity, cultural context, and systems change.
  • Education & empowerment: Guests and discussions provide tools, strategies, and understanding—for individuals, families, and allies.

Tune In Details

  • When: Weekly, Saturdays 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
  • Where: AM950 (and streaming platforms)
  • Host: Caddy Frink, MRC’s experienced Recovery Coach and advocate

Through each episode, we strive to make a difference—not just in the airwaves, but in people’s lives.

Why This Matters

Traditional media often reduces recovery to a binary story: addiction or abstinence. But your journey is richer, more complex, and ongoing. At MRC, we believe every voice matters, every path deserves respect, and every conversation builds stronger community. This show is an extension of that belief: making recovery visible, dignified, and rooted in connection.

Get Involved & Stay Connected

  • Have a story to share or topic you want us to cover? Reach out to podcast@minnesotarecovery.org
  • Subscribe on your favorite platform (Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, etc.)
  • Share episodes, invite guests, or suggest recovery resources
  • Join the movement—because recovery isn’t a solo journey