

A Conversation with Road Recovery Creators
Join us as we sit down with Jack Bookbinder and Gene Bowen, the creators of Road Recovery, a program that uses music to guide young people.
In this conversation, we'll explore their journey from music industry veterans to nonprofit advocates, highlighting the supportive space they established for young people to heal and express themselves through creative outlets. In an era where community support is crucial, Road Recovery provides a unique space for youth to rewrite their stories through artistic expression and learn vital life skills.
This episode promises to inspire anyone interested in music, recovery, or transformation. Plus, tune in for a special musical piece from Road Recovery, showcasing the power of hope and love in overcoming adversity.
How to Tune In
Tune in below or wherever you get your podcasts, including Buzzsprout, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
You can also follow the show "Addiction: The Next Step" to receive notifications when new podcast episodes become available. Simply log in to your favorite podcast app, search by the show name to find it and follow us.
If you have feedback or would like to be a guest on the show, email [email protected].
Feature Quote
We've had young people who, like I said, a lot of them show up that never touched an instrument. What is that? That's a drum kit. And then, all of a sudden, they find themselves as a drummer. Or we've had young people who are like I really don't want to be on stage, it just doesn't work for me. Well, they'll work behind the scenes or maybe they'll write something. But someone else within the group will say well, I'll step up and present your piece, I'll present your words. So there's a place for everyone in what we're doing.
—Road Recovery Founder Gene Bowen