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Free Like-Me

Free Like-Me

By: Clark Fredericks
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The "Free Like Me" podcast, hosted on YouTube by Clark Fredericks, is a platform for sharing powerful stories of resilience, healing, and transformation. Each episode delves into the personal narratives of individuals who have faced significant adversities, focusing on their journey towards overcoming these challenges and the lessons learned along the way. The podcast aims to inspire and support others by highlighting the importance of speaking up about trauma, advocating for mental health, and the pivotal role of friendship and community in the healing process.
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Episodes
  • Sex Work, Satanism, and Salvation Nicole Lee’s Unbelievable Story
    Jun 24 2025

    Sex Work, Satanism, and Salvation Nicole Lee’s Unbelievable Story
    In this powerful episode of the Free Like Me Podcast, host Clark Fredericks speaks with Nicole Lee—a survivor of abuse, exploitation, and spiritual crisis. Nicole opens up about her traumatic childhood, her path into the adult film industry, and how years of pain led her through witchcraft and satanism before finding healing through faith, sobriety, and a renewed purpose in life.

    From her rise in the world of online sex work to surviving horrific experiences and walking away from the industry entirely, Nicole's journey is one of redemption, courage, and transformation. If you’ve ever felt trapped by your past, Nicole's story will remind you that healing is possible, no matter how dark the journey has been.

    👉 Subscribe for more survivor stories and personal transformations.
    🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • 18 Months Sober: How Adan Broke the Cycle of Addiction
    Jun 17 2025

    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.

    👍 Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more real stories of healing and redemption.
    📘 Don’t forget to check out Clark’s new book Scarred — available July 29th!

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    45 mins
  • Unraveling the Millionaire Murder Part 2
    Jun 10 2025

    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.

    🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real stories of transformation and resilience.

    📘 Clark’s new book Scarred is available July 29th!

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    1 hr and 1 min

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