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This episode, Phil and Jennifer have guest Scott Braud on to talk about his journey to sobriety. Scott started his career in the restaurant industry which is notorious for workers finding themselves in the midst of substance abuse. He also grew up in the New Orleans area which has a culture centered around alcohol. Listen to Scott's story of regaining his health and wellness and living life on his own terms while being sober.
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