Richard Woodward
Richard Woodward
Episode 26: Television
Episode 26: Television
Episode 26: Television
Thursday 7th October 2021
Discover how TV habits change from addiction to sobriety and explore family dynamics around rehab in this engaging 'Flat Out Recovery' episode.
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And, of course, because I was watching repeats, I wasn't even watching the news or anything current. But I think this experiencing things consciously is tied in with the tv thing, because I don't want my consciousness dumbed down or numbed by this constant stream of tv.
Ever thought about how TV habits change from when you're drinking to when you're sober? This episode of 'Flat Out Recovery' dives into just that. The hosts share their personal journeys, reflecting on how their television-watching habits have evolved as they moved from addiction to recovery. They explore how mindlessly binge-watching shows has transformed into a more conscious and intentional viewing experience. It's not just about what's on the screen; it's about being present and engaged in the moment.
Family dynamics around rehab also take center stage in this episode. The hosts open up about the tough decisions and emotional rollercoasters involved in seeking help and supporting loved ones through recovery. Their candid discussions shed light on the complexities of these relationships and the importance of taking responsibility for one's actions, especially when dealing with denial and relapse. One of the standout moments is the conversation about experiencing TV consciously.
'I don't want my consciousness dumbed down or numbed by this constant stream of TV,' says one host, emphasizing how sobriety has changed their approach to entertainment. This fresh perspective on television's role in our lives is both eye-opening and relatable. Adding a touch of humor, the episode also features some hilarious anecdotes about the AlACats and the unexpected antics of The Dalton Twins. These lighter moments balance the serious discussions, making the episode engaging and enjoyable.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the intersection of addiction and everyday activities like watching TV, this episode offers valuable insights and heartfelt stories. Tune in to 'Flat Out Recovery' for an honest and often humorous look at life after addiction.