So so glad I found you guys!!! 100% relate to you and it’s so great to know I’m not completely alone.

Hello, I’m Hanna. I’m a grateful member of Al-Anon. I just got into listening to podcasts in the world of Al-anon and AA. There aren’t enough out there. Love listening to you two at work. Recovery is nothing without this community. Lots of love.

This podcast is so comforting to me. Listening to both of your experiences is the biggest blessing to me right now. I feel not so alone anymore. THANK YOU for being vulnerable for us! Please keep making episodes. ❤️‍🩹

If you like the word like used a million times in every sentence this podcast is for you.

I am so thankful to have found this podcast. My husband has recently gotten sober and I am new to Al anon. Your insight & hearing your experiences has been incredibly helpful to me! Thanks for everything you’re doing.

This week my 24 year old son discovered he has alcohol-induced hepatitis. He had just decided to deal with his alcohol dependency when he learned his life went from a dire situation to a deadly one. As his major support person, I dug around looking for a podcast that would tell me what I need to do right now. How amazing it was to find your podcast and your unique perspectives on recovery. I hope I can get him to listen, but know I will be catching up on the last year and your sage advice. Thank you!

Wow, I’m so blown away! Listening to these two young women share about their lives in a raw and vulnerable way is so inspiring. Sierra and Hannah Jane are naturally easy to listen to and their stories are so relatable. There is a genuine sweetness and an inner strength that shines forth from both women as they discuss their personal joys and challenges. Anyone who listens to them will take away something positive and a way to take action in their own life! I look forward to each new episode and always learn something new about them and about myself.

When I first saw this Pod Cast offering I figured I would learn some things and gain insight into my own and other’s pathways in Al Anon and my qualifiers; and that’s all true. Unexpectedly also, when I listened to Detached, I started to feel emotionally more connected to my own feelings. Some anxieties I didn’t realize I was carrying, started to soften. I am so grateful for the honesty of Hannajane and Sierra on their sobriety pathways. Their interviews with guests have also been grounding. Just knowing we are in a community of people exploring the awakening that sobriety process can inspire, is so humanizing and connective. I now really look forward to these episodes and listening. What these young women are doing is brave. I celebrate their courage to be in process and, to be of service by sharing their stories.

By far the best podcasts I’ve listened to of recent. Sierra and HannaJane are incredibly bright and intuitive souls rooted in real world experiences and provide an abundance of help and guidance. This is my new favorite podcast!!!

I’ve listened to the riveting episodes of Detached with a growing sense of hope for humanity. Sierra and Hannajane are two very bright young women who are putting themselves on the line with regard to their struggles with addiction and with becoming adult, aware, caring human beings. Their conversation is by turns, raw, revelatory, optimistic, mirthful, sardonic and down to earth. I’m hearing their dialogue, and the respect and care with which they interact, as emblematic of their generation. I love their willingness to let us all in. They pull no punches. If these two represent a generation now taking its turn as having influence in our world, then it will be a more evolved, more compassionate world. I am heartened.

Just finished listening to Episode 5 and guest Kara, just riveting! Each week gets better and better, thanks for your honesty and laughter in all the episodes.