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Charlie Sheen | Sober living, ”Tigers Blood”, ”Winning”, and Two and a Half Men
Charlie Sheen | Sober living, ”Tigers Blood”, ”Winning”, and Two and a Half Men
Charlie Sheen | Sober living, ”Tigers Blood”, ”Winning”, and Two and a Half Men
Thursday 21st January 2021
Join Charlie Sheen on 'Knockin' Doorz Down' as he opens up about his journey from addiction to long-term sobriety. Tune in for an inspiring story.
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Get the buttons here!Charlie Sheen Opens Up: From Hollywood Wild Child to Sober Living
I think shame and people pleasing are completely interwoven. But it's, you know, we, we, or at least I, I would create different versions of myself based on who I was dealing with, or based on who I had to hide from, or manipulate, or impress.
Ever wondered what it's like to grow up in the spotlight and battle addiction? In this episode of 'Knockin' Doorz Down', Jason LaChance sits down with none other than Charlie Sheen. Sheen, known for his high-profile breakdowns and catchphrases like 'Winning' and 'Tiger Blood', shares a raw and honest account of his journey through addiction and recovery.
He takes us back to his first encounter with substances at just 10 years old, shedding light on how growing up as the son of Martin Sheen and brother to Emilio Estevez influenced his path. You'll hear stories about wild nights with Hollywood icons like Rob Lowe and George Clooney, but also heartfelt moments about the interventions that helped him realize he had a problem.
Sheen talks about the role of shame and people-pleasing in his addiction, describing how he would create different versions of himself to cope. Now, with long-term sobriety under his belt, he reflects on his career, including his time on 'Two and a Half Men' and being replaced by Ashton Kutcher. This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, filled with laughter, tears, and ultimately, hope. If you're looking for an inspiring story of redemption, this one's for you.