The Timeless Podcast Company and The Orchard
The Timeless Podcast Company and The Orchard
Havoc from Mobb Deep
Havoc from Mobb Deep
Havoc from Mobb Deep
Wednesday 27th October 2021
MC Serch and Kyle Eustice talk with Havoc from Mobb Deep about his battle with alcoholism and his path to recovery in this episode of Breaking Anonymity.
Explicit
40 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Hopeful
Healing
Supportive
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The Timeless Podcast Company and The Orchard
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Categories:
Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Havoc's Road to Redemption: From Alcoholism to Recovery
Taking a drink- what's the word they use to take the edge off. You know what I mean and you do enough of that- and you're like, ok, I don't want to do that, no more.
Imagine being at the pinnacle of your music career, yet grappling with personal demons that threaten to derail everything. In this episode of 'Breaking Anonymity', MC Serch and Kyle Eustice chat with Havoc, one-half of the legendary hip-hop duo Mobb Deep. Known for iconic albums like 'The Infamous', Havoc opens up about his battle with alcoholism, which strained his relationships, including with his late bandmate Prodigy.
His candid discussion reveals the raw reality of addiction and the bumpy road to recovery. Havoc shares how a 12-step program became his lifeline, helping him navigate the treacherous waters of relapse and narcissistic behavior. He talks about the importance of seeking support and identifying false emotions and entitlement that often accompany addiction. Through humor and humility, Havoc offers insights into his journey, emphasizing the need for healthy coping mechanisms and community support.
This episode isn't just about the struggles; it's a celebration of resilience and the transformative power of recovery. Havoc's story is a beacon of hope for anyone battling addiction, showing that it's possible to leave a reckless lifestyle behind. As he puts it, 'drinking is corny', urging others to find the strength to seek help and reclaim their lives. Tune in to hear Havoc's inspiring journey and join the 'Breaking Anonymity' community in embracing recovery.