Bob Forrest
Bob Forrest
Episode Two Hundred Fifty Three
Episode Two Hundred Fifty Three
Episode Two Hundred Fifty Three
Thursday 14th September 2023
Bob Forrest and friends explore punk rock history, evolving drug trends, and cultural shifts in this candid 'Don't Die Podcast' episode.
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64 minutes
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Author:
Bob Forrest
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- The episode covers a wide range of topics, from the golden era of music to the evolving drug scene.
- Bob and his friends share personal experiences and reflections on addiction, music, and cultural shifts.
- The conversation provides candid insights into the history of drug culture and the impact of substances on their lives.
- The discussion navigates through nostalgic reflections on past music scenes, touching on everything from bands to iconic junkies.
- The episode offers a raw and unfiltered exploration of addiction, music, and the evolving cultural landscape.
Don't die, everybody. We're on the Ohana Fest next week. Get your tickets. Like I said last week, if you don't go to this thing, don't be whining to me. See you later.
Bob Forrest is back with Chuk and Mike in another riveting episode of 'Don't Die Podcast'. With just three weeks to Ohana Fest, the trio dives into a colorful mix of topics that span decades. They kick things off by reminiscing about the golden years of punk rock, celebrating the most iconic five years in the genre's history. But it's not all music nostalgia.
The conversation takes a serious turn as they tackle the evolving drug scene, particularly the weakening potency of Fentanyl and the persistent presence of Meth. Bob doesn't hold back when discussing the legendary figures of 'junkiedom', from Keith Richards to Jane's Addiction. Their stories aren't just about the highs and lows of substance use but also reflect on how these experiences shaped their lives and music.
The Vapors, OC punk, and the essence of good AA meetings also make their way into this lively chat. Listeners are treated to a raw and unfiltered look at addiction, recovery, and cultural shifts. Bob and his friends' candid reflections offer a unique perspective that blends personal anecdotes with broader societal observations. Whether you're a music aficionado, someone grappling with addiction, or simply curious about the intersection of these worlds, this episode promises an engaging and thought-provoking experience.