Celebrating One Year: Bob Forrest's Candid Chat with Kevin Schaefer and Patrick Reilly
Most of the people in Refuge Milwaukee don't even know who Bill Wilson is and don't give a fuck. They also wise me up about certain things if you're open to learning the way millennials think.
Bob Forrest's 'Don't Die Podcast' hits a milestone with its one-year anniversary in the 47th episode. This special episode features Bob and Chuk welcoming Kevin Schaefer and Patrick Reilly, co-founders of Don't Die Wisconsin, for a heartfelt and raw discussion. They dive into the challenges of reaching millennials grappling with addiction and explore innovative ways to support them, including various treatment modalities.
The conversation doesn't shy away from heavy topics like funerals and the emotional toll of losing loved ones to addiction. Bob also opens up about his experiences within the recovery industry, reflecting on how it has changed over the years. One memorable segment sees Bob discussing the stark differences between fentanyl and heroin, shedding light on their impact on addiction.
He also shares his thoughts on the generational shift in attitudes and entitlement, drawing from his own past as a musician. This episode is packed with engaging, honest moments that offer valuable insights for anyone touched by addiction or interested in the recovery journey.