Project Basecamp

Project Basecamp Real conversations of recovery in New Mexico. Full interviews on YouTube.

08/22/2026

Recovery isn’t something we have to do alone. ❤️

Johnny Armijo, CPSW, shares one of the biggest lessons from his own recovery: surround yourself with people who are succeeding in theirs. People who care about themselves, care about you, and want to see you grow.

Sometimes changing your life starts with changing who you surround yourself with.

Full interview on YouTube. Search Project Basecamp Podcast.

08/16/2026

Salencia Thompson survived addiction, fought to regain custody of her daughter, and found the strength to get out of domestic violence.

For generations, trauma had been passed down. Today, Salencia can say something she has never been able to say before: “I’m proud of myself.” She broke the cycle. ❤️

Her story is proof that healing is possible—and that our past does not have to become the future we pass on to our children.

Full interview on YouTube. Search Project Basecamp.

Grateful to be invited onto the Viva New Mexico Viva New Mexico Podcast with ABQ radio legend Jamiey B. 🎙️Such an honor ...
08/15/2026

Grateful to be invited onto the Viva New Mexico Viva New Mexico Podcast with ABQ radio legend Jamiey B. 🎙️

Such an honor to sit down with Jamiey, Emmy-winning producer/editor James Blackburn, and producer/publisher Christa Valdez to talk about Project Basecamp and the power of sharing our community’s stories.

Stay tuned! 🎧💙

08/12/2026

Interview with Athena Huckaby Athena Huckaby, MPH: There are still too many barriers to treatment—and too many broken systems that make it easier to say “no” than “yes” to someone asking for help.

What do you think is broken in our current system, and what needs to change to make treatment easier to access?

Full interview on YouTube. Link in bio

08/09/2026

Native women are fighters. 🪶❤️

Sometimes that strength is misunderstood. Behind it can be generations of trauma, loss, survival, and experiences that others may never fully see.

But there is also so much healing happening.

There are incredible Native women rising, succeeding, sharing their stories, and reaching back to help other women find their way forward. When women come together in community, they create something powerful—a place of understanding, strength, and hope.

For the women who are still struggling: your story isn’t over. There is still hope. There is still community. And there are women ready to walk beside you. ❤️

07/19/2026

For years, Lupe Sanchez carried shame about her addiction. Today, she sees her recovery as one of her greatest strengths.

She believes that when we share our stories openly, we not only continue our own healing but we give hope to someone who may be struggling in silence.

Recovery doesn’t have to be hidden. Recover loudly. Your story could change a life. ❤️

Full interview on YouTube: Project Basecamp. Link in Bio.

07/18/2026

Methadone clinics are often misunderstood.

As a nurse practitioner who prescribes methadone, I’ve seen something very different: people working hard to rebuild their lives, surrounded by staff who genuinely care and want to see them succeed. Recovery isn’t perfect, but for many, a methadone clinic is a safe place to find stability, support, and hope.

Full interview on YouTube: Project Basecamp.

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