In this very personal episode of the Free Like Me Podcast, host Clark Fredericks sits down with Adon, who opens up about his battle with alcoholism, drug addiction, and the lasting effects of growing up in a dysfunctional home. From a childhood shaped by his father’s addiction to falling into his own destructive habits, Adon shares how he reached rock bottom—and the powerful steps he took to climb his way out.

Now 18 months sober, Adon talks about the tools that have helped him maintain recovery, including therapy, physical fitness, personal accountability, and surrounding himself with a strong support network. This raw and hopeful conversation is a testament to the strength it takes to break generational cycles and reclaim your life.

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, this episode is a must-listen.

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The Millionaire Murder: Alan Jr. Breaks His Silence on His Father’s Conviction | Free Like Me Podcast

From private schools and nightclubs to the school bus empire his father built from nothing, Alan Jr. recounts the psychological toll of navigating family loyalty amid legal chaos. He walks us through the moment his father was arrested for the murder of Frank Black, the controversial trial that followed, and the ripple effect it had on his own life, career, and mental health.

This episode is an emotional look at how one man is reclaiming his narrative, using his pain as a platform to help others find purpose through adversity.

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From Privilege to Pain: The Alan Kerley Story | Free Like Me Podcast

In this gripping episode of the Free Like Me Podcast, host Clark Fredericks sits down with Alan Kerley, son of business mogul Alan M. Lee Sr., whose rise from humble beginnings led to a powerful bus company empire. But behind the success was a darker story—one that includes a high-profile murder trial, family scandal, and the crushing pressure of maintaining a legacy in the public eye.

Alan opens up about navigating privilege, trauma, and the burden of a father’s reputation. From private schools to business deals, and from loyalty to betrayal, this episode explores the collision of success and self-destruction. Alan’s journey is a raw look at resilience, redemption, and finding purpose after being forced to grow up fast in the shadow of wealth and scandal.

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