Chris Stewart's Rock Bottom to Recovery: A Punk Rocker's Tale
The mosh pit mentality is about unity, it's about taking care of each other, it's about picking each other up and not leaving anyone behind. If we can apply that to the recovery community, it could be a game-changer.
Ever wondered how a rock star can end up homeless and addicted, only to rise again? In this episode of 'Chasing Heroine: Addiction Recovery Podcast', Jeannine Coulter Lindgren and Narcan Nate chat with Chris Stewart, known to many as Hollywood. Chris takes us through his rollercoaster life, from the highs of being an up-and-coming musician in Hollywood to the lows of heroin addiction and homelessness.
Now sober since 2014, Chris shares his raw and unfiltered experiences of relapse, battling shame, and the stigma that comes with addiction. One of the most intriguing parts of this episode is Chris's idea of the 'mosh pit mentality'—a concept from the punk rock scene that he believes could revolutionize the recovery community. He explains how the unity and support found in a mosh pit can be mirrored to create a more inclusive environment for those in recovery.
But it’s not just about the music. Chris also dives into the power of visualization and manifestation in achieving his goals, offering practical advice for those on their own recovery journey. His story is a blend of voice, inspiration, and leadership, aimed at uplifting others who are struggling. If you're looking for a tale of resilience, hope, and punk rock wisdom, this episode is a must-listen.