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Intrinsically Motivated: An Uplift Appalachia Podcast

Intrinsically Motivated: An Uplift Appalachia Podcast

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Religione e spiritualità Società e cultura

Stagione 4

043 Season 4 Wrap Up

On today's episode, Tanner and Andi will review all that God has been doing within and around Uplift Appalachia over the first half of 2026.

042 Filling the Gap Between The Church and Recovery: Jimmy Braddock

On today’s episode, we’ll be sitting down with Jimmy Braddock. We’ll talk about how Jimmy has used his recovery story to shine a light in the world of addiction and recovery while working with Recovery Church Movement and Reboot Recovery! Let’s get intrinsically motivated.

041 Counseling in a Broken World: Jennifer Miller

On today's episode, we'll be sitting down with Jennifer Miller. Jennifer is a biblically-based counselor and mental health professional helping those in need in the Johnson City area. We'll talk about her experiences, strategies and what she's learned throughout. Your Story His Glory Podcast; https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/matt-jennifer-miller-ep-6/id1827590025?i=1000729425063

040 Spreading the Gospel in the Scottish Prison System: Graham Bell

On today's episode, we'll be sitting down with Graham Bell. Graham is the Chaplains advisor to the Scottish prison service. We'll be diving into the state of the prison system and how to navigate leading Chaplains in a chaotic world.

038 Redemption in Community: Marc and Kirsty Nelson

On today's episode, we'll be sitting down with Marc and Kirsty Nelson. Marc is a navigator with Navigator Scotland, a hospital-based program that assists people with complex psychosocial needs. Kirsty is a Parish Nurse from Dundee in Scotland who has been a Queen’s nurse since 2021. She is part of the Scottish Government Clinical Advisory Group on Drugs.

037 Public Health's Addiction and Recovery Perspective: Karl Johnson

On today's episode, we"ll be sitting down with Karl Johnson. Karl is an assistant professor at the Gilling's School of Global Public Health at UNC. We'll be discussing the comparisons of recovery solutions from the perspective of the Church versus Public Health's research and how they may work hand in hand.

036 Church Planting in Scotland: Chris Davidson

On today's episode, we'll return to Scotland, where Tanner will sit with Chris Davidson. He's the pastor and planter of Merkinch Church in Inverness, Scotland.

035 Reclaiming Recovery: Christian Community that Leads to Healing

What difference can it make when someone simply takes an interest in a person who is struggling? In this conversation, Joe McCormack and John Conway reflect on their journeys through addiction and recovery, and the unexpected impact of people who chose to care about him even when his life was falling apart. Their stories are a powerful reminder that recovery rarely begins with programs or systems—it often begins with relationships. Through interviews with pastors, cultural historians, and people in recovery, we’re asking a bigger question: What role should the church play in bringing hope and healing to communities facing addiction? John and Joe’s story is one small window into that larger conversation. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation on our podcast (Releasing March 10, 2026): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Support our effort to motivate and equip churches in Scotland: https://rscelizabethton.churchcenter....

034 Healing Addiction with Prayer: David Julen

On today's episode, we'll be sitting down with David Julen. He's the pastor at First Baptist Church of Cramerton in Gaston County, NC. He also leads an addiction ministry called Unbinding Lazarus. Unbinding Lazarus: https://www.unbindinglazarus.com/ First Baptist Church Cramerton: https://www.firstbaptistcramerton.com/

033 Geography and Culture in the UK and Appalachia: Ron Roach

On today's episode, we'll be sitting down with Ron Roach. Ron is the Chair of the Department of Appalachian Studies at East Tennessee State University. Today we discuss the historical and cultural connections between Scotland and Appalachia.

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