Bob Forrest
Bob Forrest
Episode Two Hundred Fifteen
Episode Two Hundred Fifteen
Episode Two Hundred Fifteen
Sunday 11th September 2022
Join Bob Forrest in 'Don't Die Podcast' as he discusses alcoholism, music, baseball, and societal issues with humor and candor.
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72 minutes
Raw
Honest
Thought-provoking
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Fun
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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We're all so lucky and fortunate and instead we're micromanaging the little injustices in our world instead of the huge disparity and injustice in the rest of the world in comparison to the rest of the world.
Bob Forrest is back with another episode of 'Don't Die Podcast', bringing his unique blend of rock and roll passion and unfiltered life reflections. This time, Bob, Chuk, and Mike dive into a whirlwind of topics that range from the scorching heatwave and its unexpected challenges to Bob's nostalgic memories of cheering at Dodgers games. Ever wondered what it's like to water your house? Bob's got you covered with his quirky anecdotes.
The episode takes a humorous turn with tales of math mishaps and even poop discussions, proving that no topic is too mundane for Bob's candid commentary. But it's not all light-hearted banter. Bob delves into deeper issues like his personal journey with alcoholism, sharing how he was labeled an alcoholic long before he acknowledged it himself. His reflections on the music industry are as raw as ever, touching on moments of serendipity during the making of 'Stormy Weather'.
Baseball fans will appreciate Bob's heartfelt desire to pass on his love for the sport to his kids, despite the sweltering weather. Bob also doesn't shy away from societal critiques, addressing consumerism, bureaucracy, and the tendency to focus on minor injustices while overlooking the bigger picture. Fear, he suggests, often starts with a simple suggestion and can grow into something much larger.
The episode wraps up with Bob's thoughts on liberalism, the significance of lyrics in music, and the importance of addressing societal issues head-on. Whether you're here for the music insights, personal stories, or societal reflections, this episode offers a bit of everything with Bob's signature no-nonsense style.