David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 204 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 204 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 204 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 2nd December 2024
Join David Boyle as he tackles American politics, nepotism, and the idea of resuming old habits in old age with his signature humour and candour.
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14 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Critique of American politics and nepotism.
- Listener's question about resuming drinking and smoking in old age.
- Boyle's humorous take on growing your own tobacco.
- Potential health risks of returning to alcohol later in life.
- Boyle's personal reflections on sobriety.
I always wanted to end up a pipe smoker. I still might.
David Boyle is back with his signature blend of comedy and candidness in the 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' podcast. This episode, titled '5 Years 204 Days - Ask Boyle', dives into some rather entertaining topics. Boyle kicks things off with a sharp critique of American politics, particularly the controversial pardon of Hunter Biden by his father, President Joe Biden.
He draws a hilarious comparison between this act of nepotism and LeBron James' son, Bronny, playing for the Lakers, showcasing his knack for blending humour with current events. Boyle then shifts gears to answer a listener's question about the idea of resuming drinking and smoking in old age. Chris, the listener, shares his plan to start drinking and smoking again at 65 after having quit both habits years ago.
Boyle offers his unique perspective on this, sharing his own initial plan to start drinking again once his son turned 18, only to realise that staying sober was a better choice. He paints a vivid picture of the potential pitfalls of returning to alcohol later in life, including health risks and the likelihood of quickly falling back into old destructive patterns. Boyle's advice is laced with humour and realism.
He doesn't sugarcoat the dangers but also provides a somewhat light-hearted take on growing your own tobacco and smoking it from a pipe. He stresses that while the idea might seem appealing now, the reality could be far less glamorous and much more damaging than anticipated. This episode is a rollercoaster of laughter, honesty, and some sobering truths about addiction and recovery. Boyle's raw and unfiltered style makes it both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Whether you're grappling with your own sobriety or just in need of a good laugh, this episode is worth a listen. So, what are your thoughts on trading sobriety for a pipe dream? Tune in to hear Boyle's take.