The Elephant Ballet: Music, Sobriety, and Social Media
Clean is the new high, and just get out there and don't buy into the myth that you're gonna lose all your creativity just because f***ing Jim Morrison did acid and it enhanced his creative flow.
What happens when two musicians combine their love for music with their journey to sobriety? In this episode of 'Recover Everything', Matt P. and Jeff C., the dynamic duo behind The Elephant Ballet, share their unique perspectives on recovery. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of staying creative without relying on substances and how social media plays a role in their sober lives.
Matt and Jeff open up about their personal experiences, shedding light on the myth that drugs are necessary for creativity. They passionately argue that sobriety can enhance one's artistic abilities, citing their own journey as evidence. Throughout the episode, you'll be treated to some fantastic musical performances. Matt and Jeff play covers of classics from Tears for Fears, Tool, and Elton John, adding a melodic touch to their heartfelt stories.
Their music serves as a testament to the power of creativity in recovery. One memorable moment is when Jeff candidly states, 'Clean is the new high, and just get out there and don't buy into the myth that you're gonna lose all your creativity just because f***ing Jim Morrison did acid and it enhanced his creative flow'. This quote encapsulates the duo's message of hope and resilience.
Listeners will find this episode both inspiring and practical, as Matt and Jeff also discuss the importance of giving back to the recovery community. They emphasize transparency and taking chances in sobriety, offering valuable advice for anyone on a similar path. If you're looking for an episode filled with music, honest conversations, and a fresh perspective on creativity in recovery, this one is not to be missed.
Tune in to hear how The Elephant Ballet navigates their artistic journey while staying true to their commitment to sobriety.