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Notes from the American Schoolyard with John Devore
Notes from the American Schoolyard with John Devore
Notes from the American Schoolyard with John Devore
Friday 8th November 2024
Join A.J. Daulerio and John Devore as they explore masculinity, bullying, and recovery in this heartfelt episode of 'Really Good Shares'.
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86 minutes
Honest
Raw
Compassionate
Supportive
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Episode Overview
- Childhood bullying can shape adult behaviours and attitudes.
- Toxic masculinity often stems from early experiences of fear and insecurity.
- Recovery involves facing past traumas and learning self-acceptance.
- Emotional vulnerability is crucial for personal growth.
- Supportive communities play a significant role in sobriety.
Fear turns into rage and other disgusting behaviour.
This episode of 'Really Good Shares' dives deep into the complexities of masculinity, bullying, and the struggle for self-acceptance. Host A.J. Daulerio chats with writer and editor John Devore, exploring their shared experiences of recovery and personal growth. From childhood traumas to adult insecurities, they unpack how early experiences shaped their behaviours and attitudes towards themselves and others.
Devore's memoir, 'Theatre Kids: A True Tale of Off-Off Broadway', serves as a backdrop to their discussion, highlighting the chaotic yet magical world of theatre and its impact on his life. The conversation touches on themes like toxic masculinity, fear, and the desperate need for love and acceptance. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, this episode offers a candid look at the often painful journey towards healing and sobriety.
Don't miss Swamp Dogg's soulful musical accompaniment that adds an extra layer of depth to the storytelling. If you're interested in heartfelt stories of recovery and the human condition, this episode is a must-listen.