Bob Forrest
Bob Forrest
Episode Sixty One
Episode Sixty One
Episode Sixty One
Sunday 16th September 2018
Join Bob Forrest in Episode 61 as he discusses addiction, music's role in recovery, and the impact of loss on 'Don't Die Podcast'.
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60 minutes
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Author:
Bob Forrest
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Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Bob Forrest Reflects on Addiction, Music, and Loss in Episode 61
As long as these kids just exercise and whatever we can do to keep them alive until they wise up.
Ever wondered how music can intertwine with the journey of recovery? In Episode 61 of 'Don't Die Podcast', Bob Forrest takes you on a heartfelt trip through his experiences with addiction, music, and the pain of loss. After a productive visit to Milwaukee, Bob sits down with his friends Patrick, Kevin, and Ryan from Don't Die Wisconsin. They chat about everything from Sublime to the crucial need for fentanyl testing kits.
Bob's candid discussions highlight the importance of community efforts in tackling addiction head-on. A poignant phone call from Mama Troy, widow of Bradley Nowell from Sublime, adds a layer of depth to the conversation. Bob opens up about how music has been a lifeline in his sobriety journey. He reminisces about his late friend Bradley from Fishbone, sharing how Bradley's music continues to bring joy even after his passing.
The episode doesn't shy away from tough topics like prescription pill abuse and the glamorization of mixing pills with alcohol. Bob's raw reflections on losing friends to addiction are both moving and thought-provoking. He emphasizes the importance of sharing personal stories and educating families about addiction and its dangers. This episode is a blend of heartfelt stories, practical advice, and a call to action for better education and support systems.
If you're looking for an honest discussion about the intersection of music and recovery, this episode is a must-listen.