The Unbroken With Sam Davis

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What happens when someone with zero social media presence is suddenly thrust into the national spotlight?
In this episode of The Unbroken with Sam Davis, we sit down with Trey Taylor of Crewe Tractor (Crewe, Virginia)—the man behind the viral “lock him up / private property” drama that captured national attention. Trey opens up about what it’s like to go from everyday life in Southside Virginia to becoming a controversial internet figure overnight.
We talk about his story, where he comes from, the challenges of instant fame, and what it means to grow up with small-town values while facing a social media firestorm he never asked for. He also shares what he plans to do with this unexpected social media attention moving forward.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Melon Creek Outfitters out of Refugio, Texas — raising standards, not fences. They specialize in premier South Texas hunting experiences, offering world-class opportunities for whitetail, waterfowl, turkey, and more. Check them out here: https://www.meloncreek.com

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JASON CHANE is the owner of Augustine Recovery located in St. Augustine, Florida.
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Matt Brown, an IOC provider, shares his personal journey with addiction and how his life changed with sobriety.
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Recorded live during one of our Family Support Meetings on Zoom, where families receive guidance, encouragement, and practical tools for navigating a loved one’s addiction.
Join us live by registering at InterventionOnCall.com (https://interventiononcall.com).

Recorded live during one of our Family Support Meetings on Zoom, where families receive guidance, encouragement, and practical tools for navigating a loved one’s addiction.
Join us live by registering at InterventionOnCall.com (https://interventiononcall.com).

Sam Davis sits down with Eli Swan, Recovery Peer Coordinator, friend, and man in long-term sobriety. Eli isn’t speaking from theory—he’s out in the trenches every day, walking with people who have no money, no family stability, no safety net, and often generations of addiction behind them.
Together, Sam and Eli unpack:
• What’s working in the Medicaid system when it comes to addiction recovery
• Where Medicaid is falling short for the most vulnerable people
• The reality of families shaped by generational trauma and substance use
• The struggles people face when they leave Medicaid-funded treatment
• What could be done differently to support lasting recovery
This is an honest look at how the recovery system serves — and fails — those who need it most. 👉 Sponsored by Intervention On Call — providing free family support groups, on-demand virtual coaching and strategy sessions, and in-person formal intervention cases.
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Host Sam Davis sits down with Carlton Norwood, an Intervention On Call provider, interventionist, and former financial advisor from Augusta, Georgia. Before finding recovery, Carlton managed money for others. Today, he brings that expertise to the recovery world—helping people in early sobriety learn how to manage their finances responsibly.
We cover:
• How to budget for the basics (like groceries and bills)
• Rebuilding or starting credit from scratch
• Making financial amends the right way
• The importance of saving early in sobriety
• Practical steps for anyone who has never understood money—or has destroyed their financial foundation
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Recorded live during one of our Family Support Meetings on Zoom, where families receive guidance, encouragement, and practical tools for navigating a loved one’s addiction.
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In this episode of The Unbroken with Sam Davis, I sit down once again with my friend and fellow interventionist, Pej Man.
Pej grew up Persian on the West Coast, while I was a country white kid on the East Coast. On the surface, our worlds couldn’t have been more different—but when it comes to addiction, our struggles, pain, and journeys to recovery were almost identical.
Together, we dive into:• The surprising similarities between addiction stories across cultures• The powerful role family dynamics play in both addiction and recovery• What compassionate intervention really looks like• Why addiction doesn’t discriminate—affecting people from every walk of life
This is a raw and real conversation that proves addiction is the great equalizer, breaking down barriers of culture, class, and geography.
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