Dave and Chris
Dave & Chris
Dopey Tuesday Ratreon Teaser! Ray Brown! A horrible incident! Drugs! Addiction and Dumb shit!
Dopey Tuesday Ratreon Teaser! Ray Brown! A horrible incident! Drugs! Addiction and Dumb shit!
Dopey Tuesday Ratreon Teaser! Ray Brown! A horrible incident! Drugs! Addiction and Dumb shit!
Tuesday 29th October 2024
Join Dave and Ray Brown as they discuss legendary musicians, personal struggles with recovery, and exciting upcoming events. A mix of humour and heartfelt moments.
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23 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Dave and Chris
Overview:
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Ray Brown shares his unique perspective on addiction.
- Discussion on the inevitable loss of legendary musicians.
- Dave opens up about his struggles with sobriety and spirituality.
- Listener emails highlight the importance of community in recovery.
- Exciting news about an upcoming event in Los Angeles.
I think my spirituality has taken a hit. I need more meetings and more spirituality.
In this episode of Dopey, titled 'Dopey Tuesday Ratreon Teaser! Ray Brown! A horrible incident! Drugs! Addiction and Dumb shit!', Dave Manheim takes you on a wild ride through the chaotic and often darkly humorous world of addiction and recovery. Ray Brown returns for another edition of the Ratreon, sharing his unique perspective and experiences.
The episode kicks off with Dave and Ray meeting up at their favourite clothing store, Dave's Army Navy, sparking a conversation about the inevitable loss of legendary musicians. The sudden death of Phil Lesh, the bassist for The Grateful Dead, adds a poignant twist to their chat. This episode isn't just about nostalgia; it's also a raw look at the struggles of maintaining sobriety.
Dave opens up about his recent surgery, his boredom with meetings, and the need to reignite his spiritual journey. His candid reflections are both relatable and eye-opening for anyone on a similar path. An email from a longtime listener named Shoshanna adds another layer of depth, highlighting the importance of community and shared stories in recovery.
The episode wraps up with exciting news about an upcoming event in Los Angeles on January 11th, featuring notable guests like Bob Forrest and possibly even Jamie Lee Curtis. If you're looking for a mix of humour, heartfelt moments, and practical advice, this episode is a must-listen. It's a reminder that even in the darkest times, there's always room for laughter and growth.