Antonio Matta's Recovery Dialogues and Sober Stories podcast has reached nearly 30,000 listeners sharing stories of resilience around addiction and mental illness. Over 100 people die daily from overdoses in the US, and the show gives hope to those suffering in silence. The team needs donations to keep season three alive.
Hello everyone. I'm Antonio Mata, founder of Content Done Right and host of the Recovery Dialogues and Sober Stories podcast. I started this podcast because I believe with every part of my being that recovery is possible. But right now we're facing a crisis. Millions of people are struggling with mental health issues and addiction. In the United States alone, 1 in 5 adults experiences mental illness each year. Every day, we lose over 100 lives to drug overdoses. Suicide remains one of the leading causes of death, and rates are tragically climbing.
These aren't just statistics.
They're our friends, our family, our neighbors. Too many are suffering in silence, isolated by stigma and a lack of hope. They don't know where to turn or that help is available. That's why I created Recovery Dialogues and Sober Stories. Our podcast isn't just conversations, it's a lifeline. Over the past 2 seasons, we've reached nearly 30,000 listeners across platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and iHeartRadio.
We've shared powerful stories of resilience, hosted esteemed experts, and most importantly, provided a voice to those who often feel unheard.
Our listeners have told us, this podcast gave me hope when I felt all was lost.
The stories are so relatable, they made me feel less alone.
But as we prepare for season 3, We face financial challenges that threaten our ability to continue. We need your help to keep this beacon of hope shining.
With your support, we can enhance our production quality, ensuring these vital stories are heard authentically and clearly.
Expand our reach, connecting with more people who need to hear that recovery is possible. Bring in diverse voices and experts offering new insights and inspiration. Your contribution, no matter the size, can make a real difference. By backing this campaign, you're not just donating. You're joining a movement to combat the mental health and addiction crisis. You're giving hope to those who need it most. Please donate today.
And if you can't contribute financially, you can still help by sharing our campaign with others. Together, we can make a difference. Let's show everyone struggling that they are not alone, that recovery is possible. Thank you for your time and for being part of this journey.
