Sobriety Sucks
Sobriety Sucks
Uh Huh Hunty
Uh Huh Hunty
Uh Huh Hunty
Wednesday 21st April 2021
Jack and Meredith discuss Hunter Biden, sobriety in your twenties, and Bukowski bros on 'Sobriety Sucks'. Tune in for honest conversations.
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67 minutes
Thought-provoking
Raw
Honest
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Sobriety Toolkit
Stigma & Social Perspectives
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Hunter Biden, Sobriety in Your Twenties, and the Bukowski Bros: Jack and Meredith's Honest Take
Politicians are so fucked up, but seeing a child, or someone who was a child like, raised in a politician, is in his late fifties, but grew up in a politician's family. When I think about my brother, bo I think about, I think about all the best attributes of the Biden family, and he was murdered in cold blood, and it's the same baby, the yeah, but tragedy.
Ever wondered what it's like to navigate sobriety in your twenties while dealing with public scrutiny? In this episode of 'Sobriety Sucks', Jack and Meredith tackle some pretty big topics, starting with the controversial Hunter Biden. They dive into his appearance on Marc Maron's WTF podcast, where his raw honesty and complex past make for a fascinating discussion. But that's just the beginning.
Jack and Meredith also open up about the challenges of staying sober in your twenties—a time when everyone else seems to be partying hard. They don't shy away from calling out the 'Bukowski bros'—those who idolize the writer Charles Bukowski without really understanding the darker side of his life. Growing up in a political family adds another layer to the conversation. The hosts share their insights on how addiction can affect family dynamics and how politics often complicate personal lives.
They also stress the importance of self-care and continuous self-improvement in the journey to sobriety. Vulnerability and honesty are recurring themes in this episode. Jack and Meredith compare Hunter Biden's candidness to that of Barack Obama, drawing parallels between their interviews with Marc Maron. They also delve into the honesty—or lack thereof—in memoirs, specifically discussing Hunter Biden's and Moby's books. The episode wraps up with a reminder that recovery isn't about perfection.
Jack and Meredith encourage listeners to embrace vulnerability and honesty, even when it's tough. If you're looking for a podcast that mixes humor with heartfelt discussions, this episode is a must-listen.