David Lewry
David Lewry
Dave Turns 20
Dave Turns 20
Dave Turns 20
Wednesday 28th August 2024
Join David Lewry as he marks 20 years of sobriety with friends Michelle and Darcy Robinson. A heartfelt discussion on sobriety, racism, and personal growth.
124 minutes
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Informative
Honest
Supportive
Reflective
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Author:
David Lewry
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Episode Overview
- Support from others is crucial for long-term sobriety.
- Systemic racism and settler colonialism impact many aspects of society.
- Intersectionality is important in understanding queer and Indigenous issues.
- Continuous self-examination is key to personal growth.
- Genuine reconciliation requires acknowledging past injustices.
It's not easy and it's not always fun. The last four years have been, holy crap, like learning about myself, about white culture, settler culture, colonialization.
In this episode of Voices In Recovery Podcast, host David Lewry celebrates a monumental milestone - 20 years of sobriety. Joined by his close friends Michelle and Darcy Robinson, the trio dives into a candid conversation about the journey of staying sober, anti-racism efforts, and the complex issue of 'cancelling' people. Michelle and Darcy bring their unique perspectives, making the discussion rich and engaging.
Michelle’s heartfelt congratulations to David set the tone for a conversation filled with gratitude, reflection, and raw honesty. David shares his thoughts on the importance of support from others, noting how critical it has been to his survival and ongoing education. The episode also tackles heavy topics like systemic racism, settler colonialism, and the impact of white supremacy. David doesn’t shy away from discussing the political aspects of Pride parades and the intersectionality of queer and Indigenous issues.
The conversation takes a personal turn as David reflects on his own growth over the last two decades, acknowledging the privilege of having supportive friends and family. He also highlights the ongoing struggle against systemic injustices and the need for genuine reconciliation. This episode is a powerful testament to the strength of community and the importance of continuous self-examination.
Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a mix of inspiration, education, and heartfelt moments that will leave you thinking long after it ends. Don’t miss out on this rich tapestry of stories and insights.