Recovery in the Middle Ages
Recovery in the Middle Ages
RMA Gets Loose As We Discuss The New Podcast ”Hooked” About A Successful Boeing Engineer Who Started Robbing Banks With His Son After Becoming Addicted To OXY
RMA Gets Loose As We Discuss The New Podcast ”Hooked” About A Successful Boeing Engineer Who Started Robbing Banks With His Son After Becoming Addicted To OXY
RMA Gets Loose As We Discuss The New Podcast ”Hooked” About A Successful Boeing Engineer Who Started Robbing Banks With His Son After Becoming Addicted To OXY
Friday 12th November 2021
Mike and Nat discuss 'Hooked', the story of a Boeing engineer's fall into opiate addiction and bank robbery, on 'Recovery in the Middle Ages'.
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Get the buttons here!Bank Heists and Opiates: The Shocking Story of a Boeing Engineer
The podcast Hooked tells the tale of an engineer and model dad who worked for Boeing for 20 years before becoming addicted to opiates and robbing 30 banks.
Ever wondered how a successful Boeing engineer ends up robbing banks? In this episode of 'Recovery in the Middle Ages', Mike and Nat take a break from their usual format to chat about two fascinating podcasts in the recovery world. They dive into 'Hooked', which chronicles the wild journey of an engineer who, after getting hooked on opiates, spirals into a life of crime, robbing banks with his son.
This gripping tale is not just about addiction but also redemption and the impact on family and loved ones. Alongside this, they discuss 'It’s All Bad', a podcast that delves deep into the gritty realities of meth, crack, and heroin use on the West Coast. With no guests or book reviews this time, Mike and Nat keep it light yet insightful, sharing their thoughts on these stories and what they mean for the recovery community.
Plus, they sprinkle in some 'Recovery in the News' and 'The Week in Weird' segments, making this episode a mix of serious reflection and laid-back banter. If you're interested in the complexities of addiction and recovery, or just love a good story, this episode is a must-listen.