Pat Ridge
Pat Ridge
#22 - Homelessness & Immortality
#22 - Homelessness & Immortality
#22 - Homelessness & Immortality
Sunday 17th February 2019
Patrick Ridge talks with Josh about addiction, homelessness, and the search for life's meaning in this episode of 'Learning to Lose'.
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93 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Josh's Journey: From Homelessness to Hope
For me, as the optimist in this conversation, to be able to master the art of playing a piano or the nuances of psychology or even ballet, just to be able to appreciate all these things, to be able to appreciate all these things that I don't have enough time on earth to learn or appreciate, that's what we would be able to do.
What happens when you sit down with someone who's faced the harsh realities of homelessness and addiction? In this episode of 'Learning to Lose', host Patrick Ridge invites his friend Josh to share his raw and honest story. Josh doesn't just talk about the dark times; he also dives into the philosophical questions that have shaped his journey. Ever wondered how someone finds meaning in life after hitting rock bottom?
Josh's reflections on nihilism, empathy, and human connection offer a unique perspective. He also touches on the role of technology in our lives, even pondering the concept of immortality through artificial intelligence. The conversation isn't just about the struggles; it's about the resilience and growth that can come from facing adversity head-on. Josh's insights into the power of positive thinking and the importance of sponsors and higher powers in recovery are both thought-provoking and inspiring.
Whether you're dealing with similar issues or just looking for a deep, meaningful conversation, this episode offers a blend of personal anecdotes and broader reflections that will leave you thinking long after it's over.