Bold Brave Media Talk Radio
Bold Brave Media Talk Radio
The Alan Charles Show (15) #Addiction not being funny
The Alan Charles Show (15) #Addiction not being funny
The Alan Charles Show (15) #Addiction not being funny
Monday 28th January 2019
Alan Charles shares absurd yet real stories from his 24-year cocaine addiction, breaking stigma and offering insights into recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Laughing Through Tears: Alan Charles on the Absurdities of Addiction
If it wasn't fun at some point or there wasn't excitement or adrenaline, if you didn't have the euphoria, then there would be no reason to ever do these things.
Imagine the wild, often ridiculous things people do under the influence of addiction. In this episode of 'The Alan Charles Show', Alan Charles dives into his own rollercoaster journey through a 24-year cocaine addiction. While addiction is no laughing matter, the situations it leads to can be head-shakingly absurd. Alan candidly recounts his escapades, including a daring and chaotic attempt to smuggle cocaine from Miami.
These stories range from funny to sad, and from horrendous to downright disgusting, offering a raw look into the highs and lows of life as an addict. Alan's storytelling is more than just entertainment; it serves as a powerful tool to break down the stigma surrounding addiction. He explores the euphoria and adrenaline rush that comes with substance abuse, but also highlights the dark side and the heavy toll it takes on individuals and their loved ones.
This episode doesn't shy away from the harsh realities of the opioid crisis, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of what it's like to be caught in the grip of addiction. Alan also shares his thoughts on redefining success in a society obsessed with excess. He offers practical advice for helping 'generation me' transform into 'generation we', focusing on community and collective well-being.
Whether you're struggling with addiction, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the topic, Alan's honest and heartfelt narrative provides valuable insights and a glimmer of hope for recovery.