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Media, Television and Podcast Appearances

Independent television profiles and publisher-hosted interviews documenting Darren Hobbs’s and Zach Livingston’s public work in intervention, addiction, recovery, family responsibility, and prevention.

Why serious publishers invite Darren into the conversation

Darren is a Nashville-based Certified Intervention Professional, founder of The Firm Addiction Consulting, and interventionist featured on A&E’s Intervention. National and family-focused publishers have invited him to discuss addiction, fentanyl, treatment decisions, recovery, prevention, and the family’s ability to influence change.

These appearances help families evaluate Darren’s experience, judgment, and communication style before sharing private details. They do not constitute endorsements by the publishers and cannot promise an individual result.

Nationally featured. Independently verifiable.

See The Firm’s Work and Perspective

Watch independently published conversations featuring Darren Hobbs and Zach Livingston discussing intervention, addiction, recovery, family influence and prevention.

Additional national television

The featured proof system above leads to original publisher pages and official profiles. These additional verified television conversations extend that record without repeating the same appearances.

FOX Nation · Television · December 10, 2025

Tomi Lahren Is Fearless

FOX’s episode description identifies Darren as an interventionist and frames the conversation around addiction, the fentanyl crisis, and what it takes to help save lives.

FOX Nation · Television · 2021

No Interruption: COVID’s Mental Health Crisis

Tomi Lahren joined Darren Hobbs and Matt McDonald at Nashville Recovery Center to discuss mental health and addiction during the pandemic.

A&E receives special weight for a reason

A&E does not merely host a passing interview. Its official cast directory lists Darren and Zach among the interventionists featured on Intervention, and each has a dedicated cast biography. A&E’s Darren profile also links directly to The Firm Addiction Consulting.

Behind the scenes

These production photographs offer honest context for the work. They are presented as behind-the-scenes images—not as official A&E promotional artwork.

Family, addiction and recovery media

The Hopestream Episode 341 and Williamson Prevention Coalition links above give families longer, publisher-maintained conversations about boundaries, family response, recovery, changing drug risks, prevention, and hope.

Additional interviews and appearances

Additional publisher-hosted conversations expand the record without competing visually with national television and the most family-relevant work.

Use media as education—not proof of a promised outcome

Public appearances can demonstrate perspective, communication style, and professional experience. They cannot predict what any individual will choose or guarantee treatment acceptance or recovery. Families should use the material to form better questions, then seek an individualized assessment.

Common questions

Are Darren and Zach both featured by A&E?

Yes. A&E maintains separate official cast profiles for Darren Hobbs and Zach Livingston as interventionists on Intervention.

Does The Firm publish every past podcast clip?

No. This page prioritizes verified, independently hosted appearances that remain relevant to families and professional credibility.

Can I request Darren or Zach for an interview?

Use the contact page or call 877-FIRM-910 with the outlet, topic, format, deadline, and contact information.

Independent professional guidance

Looking for an interventionist—not a treatment-center admissions department?

The Firm is an independent intervention and family-consulting practice. Darren Hobbs, CIP, and Zach Livingston, CIP, CCMI, are named professional interventionists. The assigned team assesses the family’s situation, prepares participants, leads the intervention when appropriate, and evaluates treatment options according to the individual’s needs.

Treatment-center admissions teams determine whether someone fits their program. An independent interventionist helps the family assess the larger situation, prepare an appropriate intervention, and compare treatment options beyond one provider.

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