Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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0009 - Farewell Bowie
0009 - Farewell Bowie
0009 - Farewell Bowie
Friday 15th January 2016
Join Dayna Keyes and Chris G as they honor David Bowie and discuss grief, relapse, and sobriety in this heartfelt episode of Radio Rehab.
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Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!David Bowie: A Tribute Through the Lens of Recovery
The best thing we can do for our families is to stay sober, no matter what.
David Bowie left an indelible mark on the world, and in this episode of Radio Rehab, Dayna Keyes and Chris G honor his legacy with heartfelt stories and reflections. They reminisce about Bowie's life and music, sharing personal memories that highlight his influence on their own journeys. But this episode goes beyond just remembering a legend; it dives into the complex emotions of grief and how losing someone can impact those in recovery.
Dayna and Chris open up about their own experiences with relapse, discussing the triggers that can arise during such vulnerable times and the importance of staying sober for their loved ones. Amidst the poignant conversations, the duo doesn't shy away from their usual light-hearted segments like 'Epic Addict Fail' and 'Drunk or Southern?'. These moments of humor provide a balance to the heavier topics, making the episode both touching and entertaining.
Dayna also shares a moving story about her father, a rock musician, and how she bid him farewell in the same hospital where she was born. This episode is a blend of nostalgia, raw emotion, and candid discussions about the challenges of recovery. Whether you're a Bowie fan or someone navigating the ups and downs of sobriety, you'll find something relatable and inspiring in their conversation.