Bob and Mike's Candid Talk on Drugs, Parenting, and Life Lessons
So you get to do music, the reason why I bring it up is because people think there's some sort of therapeutic solution to being an alcoholic or a drug addict. And- and when I look at the people that I know that got off drugs, work was a part of it- you don't just sit around and sober.
Ever wondered when's the right time to have 'the talk' about drugs with your kids? In this engaging episode of 'Don't Die Podcast', Bob Forrest and Mike Martt tackle some pressing issues that many parents face today. They don't shy away from discussing the alarming potency of modern drugs and offer practical advice on how to approach these conversations with your children. It's a no-nonsense discussion aimed at giving parents the tools they need to navigate these tricky waters.
But that's not all. Bob and Mike also delve into their own childhood experiences, touching on topics like sexual abuse and the effects of helicopter parenting. They even venture into the debate on girls joining the Boy Scouts, offering their unique perspectives. The episode also highlights the importance of work in the recovery process, emphasizing that staying busy can be a crucial part of overcoming addiction.
Throughout the episode, the 'Don't Die' message of mutual support and community spreads like wildfire, showing that when addicts help each other, everyone benefits. If you're looking for honest, heartfelt discussions on parenting, addiction, and life's challenges, this episode is a must-listen.