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Interview with Todd Crandell: From Addict to Ironman
Don’t forget to listen in to my show this Sunday January 16th at 3:30 PM EST when I will interview Todd Crandell on “Make it Count”.
Todd’s own 13-year struggle with drugs and alcohol nearly destroyed his life, devastating relationships with family and friends and shattering the promise of a professional hockey career. He quit using [...]
Ethan Zohn’s Interview
For those who may have missed my interview with Ethan Zohn, it will remained archived and can always be replayed. Just click on the link HERE.
Also there are some great show coming up including Todd Crandell on January 17th and Anne Mahlum in February. Visit their websites to learn more and be sure to listen [...]
Posted in charity, health & fitness, survivor Also tagged anne mahlum, back on my feet, ethan zohn, grassroot soccer, todd crandell Comments closed
Racing for Recovery
I want to introduce you all to a friend of mine. Todd Crandell and I met several years ago when I interviewed him for a piece for Transitiontimes.com. That interview bloomed into a good friendship which brought him to Philly to race the Philadelphia Insurance Triathlon.
American Cancer Society Bike Ride
This past weekend, several thousand riders took to the road for the 37th annual American Cancer Society’s bike ride. This ride travels from the foot of the Ben Franklin bridge to Buena New Jersey and is one of the best supported and organized rides in the area.
The Todd Crandell Story
Twelve years ago if you told Todd Crandell that someday he would indeed clean up his act and get straight and sober, you probably would have unknowingly invoked a fight. Twelve years ago, if you told Todd Crandell that he would one day hold the keys to change not only his life, but the lives of many others as well, he probably would have laughed as he slammed down another fifth of Jack to chase down a fistful of unidentified pills. Twelve years ago, Todd Crandell was on a complete crash course to nowhere.
My Diagnosis
2005 had been a very rough year for our family. My father had become ill and spent 3 months in an intensive care unit, until we lost him in August of 2005. I spent just about every day at that hospital and became all too familiar with the hospital bistro meals, and the sights, sounds, and smells of an intensive care unit.
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Racing for Recovery™ to Screen the New Film, Running with Demons