Subscribers
45 700
YOUTUBE SHOWS "45.7K subscribers"
CHANNELS / THE ZAC CLARK SHOW
YouTube channel // numbers taken SEP 06, 2026
The Zac Clark Show
The Zac Clark Show has 45 700 YouTube subscribers and 284 092 views across the 90 videos we track, counted Sep 6, 2026.
What does recovery actually look like? Not just the rock bottom. Not just the story of getting sober. But the daily, real, sometimes messy and often beautiful life that happens when someone decides to keep going. Hosted by Zac Clark — founder of Release Recovery, 14+ years sober, and known for bringing addiction and recovery into the national conversation on The Bachelorette in 2020 — each episod
▸ Verdict
0.07x
Views per video run at 7% of subscriber count — reach lags the subscriber base.
BASED ON 90 COLLECTED VIDEOS
Views · tracked
284 092
SUM OVER 90 VIDEOS WE FOLLOW — NOT LIFETIME
Avg views / video
3 156
OVER 90 TRACKED VIDEOS
Subscriber dynamics
FIRST MEASUREMENT
45 700
SEP 03, 2026
DAILY TRACKING BEGINS ON THE NEXT CRAWL.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
Views across last 40 videos
Videos · 90
15 Years Sober: The Life I Never Thought I’d Have | Zac Clark
From Teacher to 6 Million Followers: Tyler Jackowski on Anxiety, Imposter Syndrome & Finding Purpose
She Saved a Life at the Knicks Championship Parade | Simone Kelly on Addiction, Narcan & Stigma
Rosebud Baker: Getting Sober Was Just the Beginning -- Alcoholism, Postpartum, Grief & Divorce
Shep Rose on Bravo Fame, Alcohol, Ayahuasca & Why He Finally Had to Change
Young Women, Alcoholism & the New Generation of Recovery | Neva Coleman
Sober Since 16: Bravo Star Maddi Reese on Building a Big Life in Recovery
Hunter Montgomery: From Injury to Heroin Addiction, Reality TV & Nearly 20 Years Sober
Love in Recovery | Michael Allio & Jade Marie Chapman on Grief, Addiction and Second Chances
He Robbed a Convenience Store for Heroin at 18. Now He Helps Thousands Recover | Corey Warren
The Future of Drinking | How Family Alcoholism Led Joe Chura to Build Go Brewing
Healing at the Root: Trauma, Addiction, & Mental Health Panel
Laura Sorte LCSW Keynote | Women in Leadership
He Helped Thousands of Young Men -- Then His Son Nearly Died | Lessons on Fatherhood & Modern Men
What Recovery Looks Like: A Viral Moment, the London Marathon, and a Party That’ll Make You Believe
The Phone Call That Changed Everything | A Brother & Sister’s Recovery Story
3 Things On My Mind: Empathy & Social Media, Pete Davidson & My Hairline
He Stole $50K for Heroin – Now He’s a VP at a leading Recovery Company | Blake Porter
Ken Rideout: From Opioid Addict to World Champion
Kratom: Natural Supplement or Addictive Drug? | Dr. Michael McCormick
Corey Davis: Building the Sober Golf Movement
Rivkah Reyes: From School of Rock to a Life in Recovery
What Getting Sober ACTUALLY Looks Like
Should You Take Drugs in Recovery? A Top Addiction Doctor Explains
ASK ME ANYTHING: The Questions Everyone Has About Sobriety
The Truth About Kratom: What It Is, Why It’s Everywhere, and Who It’s Hurting
What Your Brain Could Be Telling You: Dr. David Rowe on Neuropsychology, Psych Tests & Recovery
UFC Veteran Jared Gordon: 10 Years Sober, Overdose, Fatherhood, and the Fight After the Cage
From Heroin to Marathons: How Kellen Matthews-Thompson Rebuilt His Life
Thanksgiving Sober Edition: Going Home in Early Sobriety, Embarrassing Stories & Real Gratitude
YouTube Star Cody Ko on Addiction, Extremes & Why He’s Running the New York City Marathon
Renowned NYU Professor Created a Test That Teaches You Who You Are | Suzy Welch on Becoming You
The Shadow of 9/11: Matthew Bocchi on Sobriety, Survival, and Inspiring Others
Teen Addiction, Mental Health & Healing Families: Mike Giresi, Chief Clinical Officer, Family First
Skateboarding, Mental Health & the Berlin Marathon 2025 | KJ Dillard & Release’s Soo Saxton
NFL QB to Healthcare CEO: BJ Coleman on Sports, Leadership, and Life’s Toughest Pivots
How Far Is Too Far? Alex Honnold on Risk, Mortality, and the Cost of Greatness
Life After Loss: Amanda Kloots on Grief, Faith, and Finding Love Again
Reimagining Masculinity: A Better Future for Boys & Young Men | Dr. Niobe Way, NYU Professor
Building a Community One Step at a Time: Tommie Runz on Being Black, Sober, and Running
