Bob Forrest
Bob Forrest
Episode Two Hundred Eighty Three
Episode Two Hundred Eighty Three
Episode Two Hundred Eighty Three
Thursday 5th September 2024
Bob Forrest, Chuk, and Elijah mix humour with hard truths about addiction, recovery, and the music scene in this must-listen episode.
Explicit
69 minutes
Honest
Humorous
Raw
Reflective
Hopeful
About this podcast
Author:
Bob Forrest
Overview:
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Body & Mind
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Mike Martt and Tex & The Horseheads almost wrecked Bob's career.
- The cost of living is becoming unmanageable.
- Andy Dick continues to be a wild character.
- Keith Morris is humorously dubbed a Blippyhead.
- Elijah shares how positive changes have improved his life.
You know, time is precious to me, so I'm trying to think like where can I make enough money to just live comfortably and do things that interest me
In this episode of Bob Forrest's Don't Die Podcast, Bob, Chuk, and Elijah dive into a whirlwind of topics that range from the absurd to the deeply serious. They kick things off with a hilarious recount of how Mike Martt and Tex & The Horseheads almost derailed Bob's early career as a club promoter. If you've ever wondered what it's like to see three rockers barely standing on Hollywood Boulevard, this story will have you in stitches.
But it's not all laughs; the trio also tackles the skyrocketing cost of living and the chaotic life of Andy Dick, who never seems to stay out of trouble. The episode takes a more reflective turn as they discuss the state of addiction treatment and the harsh realities faced by those struggling with substance abuse. Bob doesn't mince words about the lies perpetuated by politicians and big pharma, making it clear that the fight against addiction is far from over.
Elijah shares his thoughts on how small changes in lifestyle and positive influences have dramatically improved his life, adding a hopeful note to the conversation. With anecdotes about punk rock gigs and run-ins with famous musicians like Keith Morris, the episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights. Whether you're looking for a good laugh or some hard-hitting truths about addiction and recovery, this episode has it all. So why should you listen?
Because it's a raw, honest, and occasionally hilarious look at life, addiction, and everything in between.