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Mary Elizabeth mcdonough (born May 4, 1961), sometimes credited as Mary beth mcdonough, is an American actress and writer, best known for her role as Erin Walton on The Waltons from 1972 to 1981.
== Early life ==
Mary Elizabeth mcdonough was born May 4, 1961 in the Van Nuys section of Los Angeles, California, the third of four children to Lawrence and Elizabeth (née Murray) McDonough. Her father was an Irish American ex-marine from Nebraska, while her mother was from La Junta, Colorado.
From Public Fall to Resilient Rise: Reclaiming Worth After Shame with Beth McDonough
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What happens when your worst moment becomes public and permanent? In Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, hosted by Avik Chakraborty, this episode explores what recovery really looks like after collapse, shame, and loss.
This conversation is for anyone rebuilding after addiction, p…
From Public Fall to Resilient Rise: Reclaiming Worth After Shame with Beth McDonough
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What happens when your worst moment becomes public and permanent? In Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, hosted by Avik Chakraborty, this episode explores what recovery really looks like after collapse, shame, and loss.
This conversation is for anyone rebuilding after addiction, p…
From Rock Bottom to Recovery: Beth McDonough on Accountability, Trauma, and Staying Sober
In this episode of the Confident Sober Women podcast, Shelby John sits down with Beth McDonough, a former television crime reporter with more than 30 years of experience covering major news stories across the United States.
Beth shares her powerful and deeply personal recovery story. She speaks ope…
Crime Reporter Becomes the Headline with Beth McDonough
Letting go of control is terrifying when control has been the only thing keeping you together.That's where Beth McDonough was, using alcohol to manage what she couldn't say out loud, couldn't process, and couldn't put down. What started as a way to cope with trauma became something with a grip of i…
My Public Fall: From Emmy Winner to the Drunk Tank - Beth McDonough
What do you do when you’ve spent 30 years holding the microphone, reporting on other people’s worst days, only to find yourself as the lead story on the evening news?
Beth McDonough is a duPont Columbia and Emmy award-winning investigative reporter who covered tragedies like 9/11, the Oklahoma Cit…
when the reporter is the headline (feat. Beth Mcdonough)
In this episode of lethal venom, I chat with Beth Mcdonough.
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Beth is a DuPont Columbia, Edward R. Murrow and Emmy award winning investigative TV reporter who spent three decades covering some of the country's biggest news stories, from the Jayme Closs abduction, to the 35W bridg…
118: There Should Be No Need To"Come Out" + Inclusivity In The Stepmom Space with Beth McDonough
Beth McDonough and Jamie chat about inclusivity in the stepmom space. Beth shares her experience as a queer stepmom looking for support online, and feeling like an outsider within a group of outsiders. Jamie shares how she realized that her online platform wasn't as inclusive as she thought.Beth al…
Recovery: Rebuilding a new life after sobriety
When someone stops drinking alcohol or using drugs, it’s only the beginning.
For many people, recovery is a long journey — one that can mean rebuilding relationships, changing everyday habits and finding a new community and sense of purpose.
MPR News host Angela Davis talks during National Recove…
Reporting the News, Becoming the Story: Beth McDonough’s Unfiltered Journey
Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we’re heading to Utah to speak with Beth McDonough, a former TV crime reporter turned author and speaker. She’s the author of STANDBY, a powerful and unfiltered memoir about addiction, recovery, and rebuilding after public downfall. From re…
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