Episodes: 186
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
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Teddy Tarantino - Recovering addict, healthcare entrepreneur, and advocate with professional experience in addiction and mental health.
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EP 176: I Wasn’t an Addict… I Was Just a Workaholic Who linked to Binge | Brittany Andrew's Story
September 23, 2026
In this episode of Hell Has an Exit, Bryan sits down with Britt Andrews for an open conversation about addiction, recovery, mental health, trauma, spirituality, and finding purpose after decades in the adult entertainment industry. Britt has spent more than 35 years building a successful career, but behind that success was a much more complicated story. She opens up about childhood trauma, experimenting with drugs at a young age, surviving dangerous experiences with substance use, and the ...
EP 175: The Modern Gomorrah | Jo Beth's Story
September 23, 2026
In Episode 175 of Hell Has an Exit, Teddy Tarantino sits down with Jo Beth, better known online as Modern Gomorrah, for a conversation about the unconventional path that took her from a conservative upbringing in East Tennessee to becoming a nurse practitioner, working through the darkest days of COVID, exploring the lifestyle with her husband, and eventually building an entirely different career online. Jo Beth opens up about growing up religious, questioning the beliefs she was rai...
EP 174: Face everything and recover or f**k everything and run | Ricky G's Story
September 09, 2026
Ricky G. started drinking and getting high at just 15 years old after running away from home and finding himself homeless, scared, and searching for somewhere to belong. What began as a way to cope eventually turned into nearly three decades of addiction. At 22, Ricky landed in the hospital and learned that his HIV had progressed to AIDS. His T-cell count was just three, and doctors told him he had seven days to live. He survived, but instead of changing his life, Ricky eventually fo...
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