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Recovery for the Revolution

Carolyn Collado, Laila Makled

Booking Overview

This podcast focuses on healing from systemic oppression through recovery and harm reduction, often discussing current events and media through this lens. It features hosts Carolyn Collado and Laila Makled, who engage in deep dives on topics like political events, reality TV, and public health crises. PR professionals can pitch guests who are experts in decolonization, harm reduction, activism, mental health, and social justice, particularly those with a focus on intersectional identities and community care.

Metrics

Episodes: 15

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Neutral

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 126 subscribers

Instagram: 19.0k followers

Page updated: Nov 4, 2026 · How we check this data

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

recoveryfortherevolutionpod@gmail.com

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Host

Carolyn Collado - Host of Recovery for the Revolution, specializing in decolonizing recovery, harm reduction, and activism. Offers coaching sessions and has authored an ebook on recovering under racial capitalism.

Laila Makled - Co-host and collaborator on Recovery for the Revolution. Laila is a care-worker, people gatherer, resource creator, and communication nerd, offering workshops, coaching, and consulting on care, com...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Experts in harm reduction, decolonization, activism, community organizing, mental health, and social justice. Often have personal experience and lived expertise in these areas.
Required Achievements:  
Author of books/ebooks on recovery and social justice, Coaches and consultants in decolonizing practices, Organizers and activists in social movements, Creators of community resources and workshops

Recent Guest Discussions

Laila Makled - Queer Ultimatum S2, Netflix, Resistance, Wintery Raids, Kidnappings, Gaza, Congo, Sudan, War With Iran, Queer And Trans Community, Reality Tv, Hollywood, Imperialism, Globalization, Pink Washing, Desperation For Queer And Trans Media, Social Media Reality Tv Discourse, Trailer Reaction

Carolyn Collado - Queer Ultimatum S2, Aftercare, Resistance, Media Divestment, Anti-blackness, Colonial Expectations, Reality TV, Pink Washing, Globalization Of Queer Media

Carolyn Collado - Focus On Control, Fighting For Freedom, Avoiding Burnout, Sustainable Activism, Hope, Clarity, Mindfulness, Boundaries, Self-compassion, Revolutionary Recovery, Collective Liberation, Activist Burnout

Carolyn Collado - Resisting Covid, Colonial Violence, Capitalist Violence, Trans And Queer Ancestors, Black Ancestors, Indigenous Ancestors, People Of Color Ancestors, Disabled Ancestors, Immunocompromised Ancestors, Drug Using Ancestors, S3x Worker Ancestors, Hiv+ Ancestors, Government Gaslighting, Pandemic Grief, Harm Reduction, Recovery Practices, People Pleasing, Perfectionism, Boundary Setting, Mass Disabling, Mass Unaliving, Indigenous Genocide, Hiv/aids Epidemic

Laila Makled - Election 2024 Aftercare, Grief, Processing, Planning, Community Care, Organizing, Donald Trump Presidency, Gender, Race, Class, Education, Political Ideology, Voting Trends, Grief Across Political Spectrum, Mutual Aid, Harm Reduction, Resistance, Hope

Recent Topics

Recovery, Harm Reduction, Decolonization, Activism, Capitalism

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Recovery for the Revolution
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Black queer joy, creativity, and recovery: Interview with Be Steadwell

October 19, 2026

Settle in for a sweet interview between two friends and fellows about recovery, creativity, and Be Steadwell’s debut romantic novel Chocolate Chip City. Be Steadwell is a queer pop singer-songwriter, filmmaker, playwright, director, and author. Be is from Washington, DC living in Baltimore, MD. We explore how recovery shapes Be's creativity, the themes of life, joy, and pleasure in Be's music and writing, and the importance of Black queer recovery stories and experience. Buy the book Chocolat...

Watching Queer Ultimatum S2: A Deep Dive & Aftercare

July 23, 2025

What was it like to watch the Ultimatum: Queer Love, Season 2 in a time of resistance to escalating wintery raids and kidnappings in Los Angeles and across Turtle Island, in times of escalating g-cide in Gaza, Congo, Sudan, bombings in Iran, and threats to queer and trans people on Turtle Island and across the globe? What does after-care look like as we process how the show impacted us? What was the arch of feelings/noticings as we moved through the episodes? How did racial dynamics, and part...

Can We Enjoy The Queer Ultimatum Season 2 While Our Communities Are Under Constant Threat? - Ep. 12

June 23, 2025

What does it mean to watch the Queer Ultimatum Season 2 on Netflix in a time of resistance to escalating wintery raids and kidnappings in Los Angeles and across Turtle Island, in times of escalating g-cide in Gaza, Congo, Sudan, and threats of war with Iran? Does TV keep us from being in movement, or can it provide harm reduction in times of resistance and escalation of harms from systems of oppression? What does it mean to watch reality TV when our analysis and critique relates to real-life ...

Frequently asked questions

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Recovery for the Revolution
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How do I get in touch with Recovery for the Revolution?

Recovery for the Revolution is hosted by Carolyn Collado and Laila Makled. Its publicly listed email is recoveryfortherevolutionpod@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Recovery for the Revolution?

The publicly listed email for Recovery for the Revolution: recoveryfortherevolutionpod@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Recovery for the Revolution have?

Podseeker estimates Recovery for the Revolution reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Recovery for the Revolution?

Recovery for the Revolution typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Experts in harm reduction, decolonization, activism, community organizing, mental health, and social justice. Often have personal experience and lived expertise in these areas. Common among recent guests: Author of books/ebooks on recovery and social justice; Coaches and consultants in decolonizing practices; Organizers and activists in social movements. Recent guests include Laila Makled, Carolyn Collado, and Carolyn Collado.

How hard is it to get booked on Recovery for the Revolution?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Recovery for the Revolution cover?

Recent episodes cover Recovery, Harm Reduction, Decolonization, Activism, and Capitalism. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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Publicly listed emails

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