Hard Knox Talks

08/08/2025

By age 13, Hailey was self-harming. At 16, she was living in a trap house, using m**h and he**in, and hiding across the street from her mother’s school.

Her addiction escalated to fentanyl, psychosis, and multiple stints in treatment. She once traded a 65-inch TV for a single pill.

But when her body started rejecting the drugs, she knew she had to change, or die. Today, Hailey is a stylist, advocate, and founder of Haircuts for Hope.

This is the story of how she made it out.

Join this channel to get access our uncensored content:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC076hYj43girxSFFFTq_jvA/joinBy age 13, Hailey was self-harming. At 16...

08/08/2025

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08/05/2025

The devil doesn’t chase the lost, so if you can hear him, you know you’re doing som**hing worth fighting for.

Keep fighting.

08/01/2025

Coralee is a Métis mother, registered nurse, and a person in long-term recovery.

She lived years as a high-functioning addict—passing meds at work while hiding her own substance use. One night, after taking a handful of pills and drinking, she collapsed, fell down the stairs, and nearly died. In that moment, everything changed.

In this episode, Coralee shares how ketamine therapy, NA, motherhood, and cultural connection helped her come back to life and stay clean.

https://youtu.be/sAWHzG_lh5U

Join this channel to get access our uncensored content:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC076hYj43girxSFFFTq_jvA/joinCoralee is a Métis mother, registered nur...

07/31/2025

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07/30/2025

The raw meat shower story.

07/25/2025

I’m ready to be a Podcaster meow.

07/23/2025