Kane Holloway: Comedy, Sobriety, and the Path to Healing
I never gave my anxiety of the time of day until I got sober, even when I was a kid.
Ever wondered how a comedian finds his way to sobriety? In this episode of '12 Questions', hosts Anna Valenzuela and Dave Yates sit down with Kane Holloway, a comedian you've seen on Laughs on Fox and VH1's Walk of Shame Shuttle. Kane, who also co-hosts the self-help podcast 'Don’t Take Bullshit From Fuckers', opens up about his journey through addiction and recovery. Kane's story is a blend of humor and raw honesty.
He talks about his battles with anxiety and anger, revealing that he never truly addressed his anxiety until he embraced sobriety. His candidness about the impact of trauma on addiction is both eye-opening and relatable for anyone who's faced similar struggles. One of the standout themes of this conversation is the importance of honesty in recovery. Kane emphasizes how being truthful with oneself and others is crucial for healing.
He shares practical advice on making amends and repairing relationships, stressing the need for daily self-evaluation. Kane also touches on the role of social media in his sobriety journey. Platforms like TikTok have become tools for him to share his experiences and connect with others in recovery. His insights into finding a healthy relationship with the ego and the power of community support are invaluable.
This episode isn't just for those grappling with addiction; it's for anyone interested in personal growth and resilience. Kane's story offers hope and practical wisdom, making it a must-listen for anyone on their own path to healing.