Bob Forrest and Mike Martt Tackle Addiction, Music, and Society
Our society is a great society, but they do believe that the earth is going to correct itself. That is whatever we, the sense of I is we have.
Ever wondered how punk rock and the opioid crisis intersect? Bob Forrest and Mike Martt dive into this intriguing mix in Episode Twenty-Three of the 'Don't Die Podcast'. This episode is a rollercoaster of topics, from the grim realities of the opioid epidemic to the rebellious spirit of punk rock history. Bob, an experienced addiction counselor, doesn't hold back as he discusses the societal changes needed to combat addiction.
He passionately argues for a macro approach, highlighting how misinformation from politicians and big pharma exacerbates the crisis. But it's not all heavy; Bob and Mike lighten the mood with nostalgic tales of their punk days, including wild stories about shooting guns in the house. They also explore the future of music and entertainment, pondering how technology is shaping the next generation of artists.
This episode offers a raw, honest look at addiction, music, and societal issues, making it a must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of these interconnected worlds.