Bob Forrest

Bob Forrest's Don't Die Podcast

Bob Forrest

  • Episode Seventy Five

Episode Seventy Five

Saturday 19th January 2019

Join Bob Forrest and Chuk in Episode 75 as they discuss the bond between music and addiction, sharing personal stories and industry insights.
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64 minutes
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Bob Forrest's Don't Die Podcast
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Bob Forrest and Chuk Discuss the Powerful Bond Between Music and Addiction

Music is a powerful tool in addiction recovery, but it's important to remember that it's just one part of the process.
Ever wondered how music can influence addiction and recovery? In Episode 75 of 'Don't Die Podcast', Bob Forrest and Chuk tackle this intriguing topic. The duo shares personal stories, diving into how music has played both a healing and harmful role in their journeys. From the iconic sounds of Joe Strummer and The Beatles to the gritty realities faced by artists like Keith Morris and The Grateful Dead, they leave no stone unturned. But it's not all about the music.
Bob and Chuk also shed light on the darker side of the music industry, where drug use often lurks behind the scenes. They candidly discuss the toll it takes on artists and emphasize that while music can be a powerful tool in recovery, it's not a magic fix. Bob reminds us, 'Music is just one part of the process. Recovery requires serious effort and there are no shortcuts'.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the complex relationship between music and addiction. Whether you're a music lover, someone on a recovery journey, or just curious about the topic, Bob and Chuk's heartfelt conversation offers valuable insights. Tune in to hear how they balance their love for music with the reality of addiction, and why taking recovery seriously is crucial.