David Boyle

I'm Quitting Alcohol

David Boyle

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5 Years 246 days - Ask Boyle

Monday 13th January 2025

David Boyle shares dental adventures and reflects on his drinking past in this humorous and honest episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
Explicit
12 minutes
Humorous
Honest
Reflective
Raw
Engaging

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I'm Quitting Alcohol
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David Boyle
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David Boyle's Tooth Triumph and Sobriety Reflections

Episode Overview

  • David Boyle shares his experience of getting a new tooth after two years.
  • He highlights the gentle care of female Indian dentists.
  • Boyle answers a listener's question about whether he would have started drinking if he could turn back time.
  • He reflects on the lessons learned from his struggles with alcohol.
  • Boyle balances humour and introspection in discussing his journey to sobriety.
The more heroic thing is to have gone down that path, danced with the devil, and then just gone, nah, I can't do it anymore
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle brings his usual humour and candour to the table. Boyle starts by sharing a personal victory - getting a new tooth after two years of chewing with a nub. He praises female Indian dentists for their gentle care, while hilariously recounting his less-than-pleasant experiences with other dentists.
Boyle’s journey to sobriety is filled with raw honesty, as he answers a listener's question about whether he would have started drinking if he could turn back time. He reflects on the lessons learned through his struggles with alcohol, admitting that the dark times were necessary for his growth. Boyle acknowledges the fun and excitement of his drinking days but also the inevitable descent into chaos that followed.
He offers a thought-provoking perspective on the importance of personal experience in understanding life's complexities. This episode is a blend of humour, introspection, and hard-earned wisdom, making it a must-listen for anyone on their own journey to sobriety or simply seeking a good laugh.