Goldberg was fresh out of rehab when she received welcome news: she had been accepted into graduate school at the University of San Francisco (USF). “I signed my paperwork with USF homeless, with everything I owned inside my car,” she recalls. “I was in class 26 days later. No one knew I was in “recovery” for three years.” Today, as host of The Addiction Show on YouTube, Goldberg uses her six-year recovery journey to pay it forward. She interviews “Recovery Rock Stars” to inspire others, brings leading experts on addiction to her listeners, and confronts the stigma so that more people will get the help they need. “Now in recovery, I believe in myself and work with others until they believe in themselves too,” writes Goldberg, who is studying to become a psychotherapist and is also a master sober/recovery coach in California.