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This week on the teaser we have STASH author - Laura Cathcart Robbins! Laura has a very unique story - all about pills, divorce and raising children in the throws of addiction!
PLUS emails and getting ready for our January event! 1/1/25 - DOPEYWOOD!
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keywordsDopey, addiction, recovery, Laura Cathcart Robbins, Ambien, harm reduction, DopeyCon, quit lit, black women in recovery, cultural narrativessummaryIn this episode of Dopey, host David Manheim discusses various themes surrounding addiction and recovery, including reflections on listener feedback from DopeyCon, the importance of harm reduction, and a deep dive into the experiences of Laura Cathcart Robbins, an author and advocate for black women in recovery. The conversation explores the cultural narratives of addiction, the impact of medications like Ambien, and the need for diverse voices in the recovery community.takeawaysDopey has evolved significantly since its inception, reflecting the growth of its community.Listener feedback is crucial for shaping the content and direction of the show.Harm reduction strategies are essential in addressing addiction in various communities.The representation of black women in recovery narratives is limited but necessary.Ambien can have profound effects on sleep and addiction, often overlooked in discussions.Cultural contexts play a significant role in shaping addiction stories and experiences.Personal connections made at events like DopeyCon are invaluable for recovery.The importance of sharing diverse recovery stories to inspire others.The conversation around addiction needs to include voices from all backgrounds.Acknowledging contributions from team members is vital for community building.titlesExploring the Depths of AddictionDopeyCon Reflections and Community GrowthSound Bites"I hope everybody's doing just great.""The show has changed so much over the years.""Ambien addiction is a thing.""I had the best night's sleep I've ever had."Chapters00:00Introduction to Dopey and Patreon02:59Reflections on DopeyCon and Listener Feedback05:49Harm Reduction and Recovery Experiences09:11Interview with Laura Cathcart Robbins12:04Exploring Ambien Addiction14:58Cultural Context of Addiction Stories17:53Closing Thoughts and Acknowledgments -
THIS WEEK ON DOPEY! Truanon's Brace Belden is BACK! Brace is never not a pleasure on the show, and this week was no exception. We hear all about his experience at the Trump Rally, his election predictions and of course dive into his myriad of problems. Starting where we always start at: SLEEP. Brace is such a great guest because he is never afraid to be honest. Hear all about SEXOMNIA and how Brace copes with this affliction. PLUS 2 Dopey British Voicemails - one from Spiritualized - Greg Coulson! PLUS emails - notes - anniversaries and more! On a brand new episode of that good old DOPEY SHOW! keywords: addiction, recovery, community, sobriety, therapy, personal stories, drugs, politics, music, art, addiction, pain management, sleep disorders, sexomnia, DopeyCon, recovery, opioids, mental health, personal stories, community, music, podcasting, personal loss, memory, politics, Trump, Kamala, predictions, social commentarysummaryThis conversation delves into the complexities of addiction and recovery, exploring personal stories, the importance of community support, and the challenges faced during the recovery process. The speakers share their experiences with drugs, the role of therapy, and the significance of celebrating sobriety. Additionally, they touch on the intersection of politics and addiction, the impact of music and art in recovery, and reflections on personal growth. In this conversation, David Manheim shares his experiences with pain management, addiction, and the complexities of sleep disorders, including sexomnia. He discusses the challenges of navigating recovery while dealing with the aftermath of surgeries and the impact of sleep-related issues on his daily life. The conversation also touches on the community aspect of recovery, highlighted by reflections on DopeyCon and the connections made within the sobriety community. In this conversation, David Manheim and Brace Belden explore a range of topics from the intersection of music and podcasting to personal reflections on loss and memory. They delve into political engagement, observations from political rallies, and predictions for future elections, all while maintaining a candid and humorous tone. The discussion highlights the complexities of personal experiences and societal issues, providing listeners with both entertainment and insight.takeawaysAddiction can manifest in various forms, and personal experiences vary widely.Community support is crucial for individuals in recovery.Celebrating milestones in sobriety fosters a sense of achievement and motivation.Early recovery can be challenging, but sharing stories helps normalize the experience.Therapy plays a vital role in developing coping skills and self-awareness.Experiences with drugs can lead to profound realizations about life and health.Political climates can affect the mental health of individuals in recovery.Music and art can serve as powerful tools for expression and healing.Personal growth often comes from navigating the complexities of recovery.Maintaining gratitude is essential for a positive recovery journey. Pain management can be a slippery slope for those in recovery.The transition from opioids to heroin is a common narrative.Sleep disorders can significantly impact daily functioning.Sexomnia is a real phenomenon that complicates personal relationships.Food cravings during sleep can be linked to emotional states.Community support plays a crucial role in recovery journeys.Understanding one's triggers is essential for managing addiction.The stigma surrounding sleep disorders can lead to embarrassment.Engaging with the recovery community can provide valuable insights.Personal stories of addiction can resonate with many, fostering connection. The connection between music and podcasting can be profound.Personal loss shapes our memories and experiences.Engaging with political events can be both enlightening and exhausting.Humor can be found even in the darkest topics.The impact of childhood experiences on adult behavior is significant.Political rallies reveal the complexities of public opinion.Predictions about elections are often based on gut feelings rather than data.The importance of understanding different political perspectives.Candid discussions about mental health can help others.Finding joy in shared experiences is essential.titlesThe Journey of Addiction and RecoveryFinding Strength in CommunityCelebrating Sobriety: Personal StoriesOvercoming Early Recovery ChallengesThe Role of Therapy in RecoveryReflections on Drug ExperiencesPolitics and Addiction: A Complex RelationshipThe Healing Power of Music and ArtPersonal Growth Through RecoveryNavigating the Path to SobrietyNavigating Pain and Addiction: A Personal JourneySound Bites"Sober people need to have gratitude.""I don't know how you keep up with it.""I can't believe I can actually say this.""I was a raging drug addict.""I felt like death warmed up, man.""I feel a little drained sad.""I had to get a second one.""I called my sponsor.""I never did, I only did heroin.""I was 18 and I'd done other pills before.""I started buying Oxycontin 80s.""I got so angry when I saw the 30.""I would take an oxy, I would take Benadryl.""Sexomnia is crazy because...""I have sexomnia, it's a real thing.""I think it's a libidinal thing.""I think you could do a Dopey game show.""I think she did.""I don't really bring it up a lot.""I think about killing herself almost never.""I don't remember her voice sounds like.""I think he's a net negative on the world.""I think he's going to win by a squeaker."Chapters00:00Introduction to Addiction and Recovery02:50The Role of Community in Recovery05:49Celebrating Sobriety and Personal Stories09:10Navigating Early Recovery Challenges12:03The Importance of Therapy and Support15:07Experiences with Drugs and Their Consequences17:54The Intersection of Politics and Addiction21:13Reflections on Sobriety and Personal Growth23:46The Impact of Music and Art in Recovery27:07Final Thoughts and Future Directions37:48Navigating Pain Management and Addiction44:26The Struggles of Sleep Disorders51:47Exploring Sexomnia and Its Implications56:51The Impact of Sleep on Daily Life01:01:26Food and Sleep: A Complicated Relationship01:08:55Reflections on DopeyCon and Community Engagement01:16:31The Intersection of Music and Podcasting01:22:38Personal Reflections on Loss and Memory01:30:01Political Engagement and Observations01:39:45Predictions and Perspectives on Future Elections
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I love Jay Blakesberg! I had the pleasure of meeting him 3 years ago at the Park City Song Summit and the joy of becoming friendly with him! He is an inspiration, a rogue and a super talented and cool dude who has taken pictures of people like Neil Young, Jerry Garcia, Keith Richards, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Sinead OConnor, Prince and a million other people!
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keywordsDopey Podcast, Jay Blakesburg, photography, Grateful Dead, addiction, recovery, music, psychedelics, community, storytellingsummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, host David Manheim introduces rock and roll photographer Jay Blakesburg, known for his iconic images of the Grateful Dead and other legendary bands. The conversation explores Jay's journey from a young aspiring photographer to a prominent figure in the music scene, touching on themes of addiction, recovery, and the vibrant community surrounding the Dopey Podcast. Jay shares personal anecdotes about pivotal moments in his life, including his experiences with psychedelics and the impact of music on his career.takeawaysJay Blakesburg is a renowned rock and roll photographer.The Dopey Podcast fosters a supportive community for recovery.Personal stories of addiction can inspire change.Photography can capture pivotal moments in life.Psychedelics played a role in Jay's artistic journey.The importance of connection in the recovery process.Dopey Podcast events bring fans together.Inclusivity is a core value of the Dopey community.Music and photography often intersect in meaningful ways.The journey of recovery is unique for everyone.titlesCapturing Moments: The Art of Jay BlakesburgDopey Podcast: A Journey Through RecoverySound Bites"I look like the fat Marlon Brando.""Dopey has been essential to my recovery.""I want to be one of those photographers.""I started dosing all my friends."Chapters00:00Introduction to Dopey Podcast and Guest Jay Blakesburg09:28Jay Blakesburg's Journey in Photography and Music16:29The Intersection of Psychedelics and Photography -
This Week on Dopey! We are joined by South African Drug Addict and hard core Instagram/TikTok phenom - Toni Becker! Toni is not just any influencer - she brings the Dopey! Toni gets super deep and honest with us - all about the beginning of her addiction and how it all happened with her discovery of Chat Roulette - An Online Chat site that had no limits! Then her forray into CAT ans meth and how it all ended up living in a parking lot in the South African Wilderness! PLUS RIP PHIL LESH! Emails, voicemails and more! On this brand new international edition of that good old DOPEY show! notes- social media addiction- steroid psychosis- ocd, body dysmorphia- ephedrine- trying to run over her friends while drunk- cousins death- meth and chatroulette- bath salts (methcathinone)- childhood abuse- stealing money from her mom- swinging- boyfriend doses her with lsd- south african trap houses- ED treatment- fathers illness eywordsaddiction, recovery, drugs, support, community, music, personal stories, social media, kratom, alcoholism, alcoholism, addiction, trauma, clubbing culture, rehab, toxic relationships, crystal meth, identity, mental health, recovery, addiction, recovery, eating disorders, relationships, mental health, drug abuse, personal growth, community support, spiritual awakening, self-awarenesssummaryThis episode of Dopey dives deep into the struggles of addiction, recovery, and the personal stories that shape our understanding of these issues. The conversation explores the importance of support systems, the impact of music and loss, and the role of social media in addiction. It also touches on the emerging concerns around substances like kratom and the journey through alcoholism, culminating in the transition to harder drugs. In this conversation, David Manheim shares his harrowing journey through addiction, exploring the transformation he underwent due to alcohol, the vibrant yet dangerous clubbing culture, and the toxic relationships that fueled his substance abuse. He recounts his experiences in rehab, the impact of trauma on his life, and the chaotic descent into crystal meth addiction. David reflects on the romanticization of toxic relationships and the profound effects of childhood trauma, ultimately leading to a cycle of addiction and isolation. His story is a raw and honest portrayal of the struggles faced in the battle against addiction and the quest for identity and belonging. In this conversation, David Manheim and Tony Becker delve into the complexities of addiction, recovery, and personal growth. Tony shares her journey through relationships, substance abuse, and the impact of loss on her recovery process. The discussion highlights the importance of community support, self-awareness, and the challenges of navigating eating disorders in recovery. Ultimately, Tony's story is one of resilience, transformation, and the power of connection in overcoming addiction.takeawaysAddiction is a complex issue that requires compassion and connection.Support systems play a crucial role in recovery.Personal stories can help others feel less alone in their struggles.Music can be a powerful tool for reflection and healing.Community engagement is vital for those in recovery.Kratom is a controversial substance with both benefits and risks.Social media can become an addiction in itself.The journey through addiction often starts with seemingly harmless substances.Alcoholism can lead to severe consequences and treatment is often necessary.The transition to harder drugs can happen quickly after initial substance use. David's transformation through alcohol led to dangerous behaviors.Clubbing culture became a significant part of David's identity.Rehab was initially seen as a way to appease others, not for self-help.Tragedy struck with the loss of a loved one, escalating his addiction.David's relationship with meth became intertwined with his identity.Romanticizing toxic relationships led to further chaos in David's life.Childhood trauma had a lasting impact on David's mental health.The cycle of addiction often leads to isolation and despair.Trusting the wrong people can lead to devastating consequences.David's story highlights the complexities of addiction and recovery. Tony internalized a relationship that was more significant to her than to her partner.The influence of a new relationship helped Tony let go of her past.Tony's online activities provided affirmation but lacked monetization.The turning point in recovery came from a counselor's tough love.Tony's father's illness gave her perspective on her own struggles.Recovery is a gradual process, not a linear path.Community support was crucial for Tony's recovery journey.Tony's eating disorder emerged as a hidden struggle during recovery.The impact of loss can catalyze significant change in one's life.Tony's story emphasizes that recovery is just the beginning of a new life.titlesThe Struggles of Addiction and RecoverySupport Systems in RecoveryReflections on Halloween and Personal StoriesThe Impact of Music and LossVoicemails and Community EngagementExploring Kratom and New SubstancesSocial Media and AddictionPersonal Stories of Drug UseThe Journey Through AlcoholismThe Transition to Harder DrugsFrom Partying to Pain: A Journey Through AddictionThe Dark Side of Clubbing: Identity and AddictionSound Bites"I wanna be where everybody does cocaine""Rest in peace Phil Lesh""I love Dopey stories from Grateful Dead""Kratom has helped a lot of people""I started to obsess over social media""I blacked out the first time I drank""I went to a party and got trashed""I met a guy and I was very drunk""I became a different person.""I got naked and I run into the sun.""I was kicked out of my house, rightfully so.""I tried to run them over.""I fell in love with meth.""I wanted chaos.""I found toxicity romantic.""The dark side of trust and betrayal.""I was terrified all the way home.""I dodged a bullet.""I was doing really well as an actress.""I was in psychosis a lot, like severe psychosis.""I thought I could manipulate the counselors.""I was so tired. I was just so tired.""I can choose recovery at this point, he can't.""I realized I hadn't done it for months.""My story started when I found recovery."Chapters00:00The Struggles of Addiction and Recovery02:06Support Systems in Recovery04:57Reflections on Halloween and Personal Stories10:04The Impact of Music and Loss15:08Voicemails and Community Engagement19:59Exploring Kratom and New Substances25:05Social Media and Addiction29:53Personal Stories of Drug Use35:10The Journey Through Alcoholism39:57The Transition to Harder Drugs42:21The Transformation Through Alcohol46:56Clubbing Culture and Identity51:08Entering Rehab: A False Sense of Control53:01Tragedy and Escalation of Addiction57:42The Descent into Chaos: Crystal Meth and Relationships01:01:29Romanticizing Toxic Relationships01:06:06Defining Trauma and Its Impact01:09:12The Cycle of Addiction and Isolation01:15:52The Dark Side of Trust and Betrayal01:24:40Reflections on Relationships and Addiction01:30:19The Descent into Addiction01:36:34The Turning Point in Recovery01:43:41The Impact of Loss on Recovery01:50:19Navigating Eating Disorders in Recovery01:56:29Finding Hope and Community in Recovery
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This week on the teaser Ray is back - PLUS we are doing a special event in Los Angeles on January 11th sponsored by ORO Recovery!
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keywords: Dopey Podcast, addiction, recovery, musicians, spirituality, community, events, media, public speaking, listener engagementsummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, host David Manheim discusses various themes including reflections on the loss of musicians, personal struggles with recovery and spirituality, listener engagement through emails, upcoming events, and experiences with media and public speaking. The conversation highlights the importance of community in recovery and the impact of shared stories.takeawaysThe Dopey Podcast continues to engage listeners through Patreon.Reflections on the loss of musicians evoke deep emotions.Personal struggles with recovery are common and relatable.Listener emails provide insight into the community's experiences.Upcoming events foster a sense of connection among listeners.Public speaking experiences can be both challenging and rewarding.The importance of finding new meetings in recovery.Community support is vital for those in recovery.Engaging with listeners enhances the podcast experience.The podcast serves as a platform for sharing personal stories.titlesNavigating Loss in the Music WorldStruggles and Spirituality in RecoverySound Bites"Rest in peace, Phil Lesh.""I need to find another meeting.""I love the long episodes.""I want to be the hot redhead."Chapters00:00Introduction to Dopey Podcast and Patreon03:12Reflections on Musicians and Loss05:54Personal Struggles with Recovery and Spirituality09:05Listener Emails and Community Engagement11:59Upcoming Events and Special Guests15:01Experiences with Media and Public Speaking -
This week on Dopey! Rejoice because top 5 Dopey Guest and Harmonica player Jason Ricci is back on Dopey! This time Jason takes us out of the occult and into his spiritual solution! Jason takes us through his last 5 years and some of the pitfalls in extended recovery! PLUS acoustic blues and serious dopey voicemails and emails!
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keywordsDopey Podcast, addiction, recovery, community, mental health, Jason Ricci, drug stories, harm reduction, sobriety, support, happiness, self-discovery, addiction recovery, spirituality, forgiveness, personal experience, suffering, purification, excellence, relationships, intrigue, sobriety, recovery, bipolar disorder, creativity, mental health, personal growth, music, self-discovery, medication managementsummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, host David Manheim discusses various themes surrounding addiction, recovery, and community support. The conversation highlights the importance of connection and compassion in recovery, the impact of loss and death on the addiction community, and features a special guest, Jason Ricci, who shares his journey through music and recovery. The episode emphasizes the need for support and understanding within the recovery community, as well as the challenges faced by individuals struggling with addiction. In this conversation, David Manheim explores the themes of happiness, self-discovery, and the journey of recovery from addiction. He reflects on the illusions of happiness tied to material success and fame, and how true fulfillment comes from a deeper relationship with God. The discussion delves into the experiences of hitting rock bottom, the importance of forgiveness, and the simplicity of spirituality. Manheim emphasizes the power of personal experience in recovery and the nature of suffering as a pathway to growth. He concludes with a focus on the pursuit of purification and excellence in life, seeking balance between personal desires and spiritual fulfillment. In this conversation, David Manheim delves into themes of intrigue, personal paths, and the journey of sobriety. He discusses the complexities of recovery, the challenges of managing bipolar disorder, and the interplay between creativity and mental health. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of being open to living, the significance of keeping people alive in recovery, and reflections on music as a form of personal growth.takeawaysThe Dopey Podcast serves as a platform for sharing personal stories of addiction and recovery.Community support is crucial for individuals in recovery, as seen in the Dopey Nation.Compassion and connection are essential elements in the recovery process.Reflections on the impact of death within the addiction community highlight the need for open discussions.Jason Ricci's journey illustrates the intersection of music and recovery, showcasing the healing power of art.The importance of vulnerability in sharing experiences of relapse and recovery is emphasized.Listeners are encouraged to reach out for help and support during difficult times.The conversation touches on the complexities of using pain medication in recovery and its implications.The episode highlights the significance of celebrating milestones in recovery, fostering a sense of community.The discussion raises questions about the balance between enjoying life and the risks associated with addiction. There was a naivety with me that I knew what was best for me.What I'm after is a better relationship with God at any cost.The bottom was I got bored with dope.I felt complete and total love and forgiveness.The magic is this isn't working and this isn't gonna give me what I want.I don't need to read the entire Bible.The worst things that happen to you are what makes you the best.I want balance that I can shut it off and help somebody.The pursuit of purification and excellence is essential.The nature of suffering can lead to profound personal growth. Intrigue can be both scary and exciting.The journey of sobriety involves self-discovery and acceptance.Expressing a desire to do better is part of recovery.Pain management in recovery can be complex and challenging.Bipolar disorder requires careful medication management.Creativity can be influenced by mental health conditions.Living openly and honestly is crucial in recovery.Keeping people alive is the most important aspect of recovery.Music serves as a powerful outlet for personal expression.Appreciating the journey and the people involved is essential.titlesForgiveness: The Key to HealingSuffering as a Catalyst for Change Pain, Recovery, and ResilienceThe Intrigue of Personal JourneysSound Bites"This is the Dopey Podcast""Compassion and connection, it's a beautiful thing""Dopey Nation is such a beautiful thing""I knew what was best for me, that I knew what would make me happy.""What I'm after is a better relationship with God at any cost.""The bottom was I got bored with dope.""I don't want to intrigue it either.""I knew on day one that I was going to stay sober.""I loved coming back and I feel better today."Chapters00:00Introduction to Dopey Podcast04:49Celebrating Recovery and Community11:30Reflections on Addiction and Death30:16Jason Ricci: A Journey Through Music and Recovery46:17The Illusion of Happiness49:08The Journey to Self-Discovery52:28The Bottoming Out Experience55:17The Role of Forgiveness01:01:15The Simplicity of Spirituality01:06:28The Power of Personal Experience01:12:49The Nature of Suffering and Recovery01:19:40The Pursuit of Purification and Excellence01:31:37Exploring Intrigue and Personal Paths01:33:33The Journey of Sobriety and Self-Discovery01:34:56Navigating Pain and Recovery01:39:44Bipolar Disorder and Medication Management01:42:43The Creative Process and Mental Health01:46:44Living Openly and Recovery Perspectives01:49:32The Importance of Keeping People Alive01:50:30Reflections on Music and Personal Growth -
This week on the Patreon teaser we bring out the big guns! Steve Stevens! The guitar genius that brought you all of the Billy Idol Classics! He talks old New York, coming up in the 70's and 80's, his drug experience and his recovery!
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keywordsDopey, addiction, music, Steve Stevens, Billy Idol, Rebel Yell, drugs, fame, personal stories, recoverysummaryIn this episode of Dopey, host David Manheim shares personal updates and introduces guest Steve Stevens, the iconic guitarist known for his work with Billy Idol. The conversation delves into the impact of addiction on the music industry, the creative process behind classic hits like 'Rebel Yell', and the challenges of navigating fame. Stevens reflects on his experiences with drugs in the music scene and the importance of maintaining personal connections amidst the chaos of celebrity life. The episode concludes with Manheim expressing gratitude for his recovery and family life.takeawaysDavid shares his recovery journey and gratitude for support.Steve Stevens discusses his role in creating iconic music.The impact of addiction on Billy Idol's career is explored.Musicians often remain unaware of each other's struggles with addiction.The creative process behind 'Rebel Yell' is revealed.Fame brings both excitement and challenges for artists.Drugs played a significant role in the music creation process.Personal relationships are crucial in the music industry.David reflects on the joys of family life amidst challenges.The importance of staying sober and connected to loved ones.titlesThe Impact of Drugs on Music CreationBilly Idol's Struggles with AddictionSound Bites"I want to thank everybody in the Dopey Nation""Steve Stevens was the guitar player for Billy Idol""I was completely unaware of what Billy was doing"Chapters00:00Introduction and Personal Updates04:16Guest Introduction: Steve Stevens09:09Billy Idol and the Impact of Addiction11:05Creating Iconic Music: Rebel Yell13:50Navigating Fame and Its Challenges17:12The Role of Drugs in Music Creation19:08Personal Reflections and Family Life -
This week on Dopey! Dave recovers from surgery on drugs! Then is joined by Breath Work and Yoga Coach Dan DeLuis! Dan and Dave do breath work then shares his ultimately incredibly inspiring addiction and recovery story! Dan's sordid Canadian path, his traumatic injury and his road to sobriety through yoga nad breath work! Plus Dave's horrible recovery, a new classic Dopey email and mourning the death of Dopey Cunuck/Ashes to Awesome Podcast, Chris Horder. Plus a lot more on this brand new episode of that good old Dopey Podcast.
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keywordsaddiction, recovery, Dopey podcast, breathwork, community, relapse, personal stories, healing, mental health, support, childhood trauma, addiction, recovery, yoga, breathwork, generational trauma, mental health, biker lifestyle, opiate addiction, personal growth, detox, self-discovery, ashram, breathwork, sobriety, ayahuasca, healing, yoga, addiction recovery, mental health, Ayahuasca, anxiety, Wim Hof, breathwork, recovery, spirituality, growth mindset, addiction, personal transformation, mindfulnesssummaryThis episode of the Dopey podcast features David Manheim discussing his personal experiences with addiction, recovery, and the importance of community support. He reflects on his recent surgery and the challenges of managing pain medication, shares heartfelt tributes to lost friends in the recovery community, and explores the healing power of breathwork. The conversation emphasizes the significance of connection, compassion, and the ongoing journey of recovery. In this conversation, David Manheim shares his journey through childhood trauma, addiction, and recovery. He discusses the impact of his father's upbringing on his mental health, the struggles with anger and addiction, and the transformative power of yoga and breathwork in his recovery process. David reflects on his experiences in the biker lifestyle, the descent into opiate addiction, and ultimately finding hope and healing through self-discovery and personal growth. In this segment, David Manheim shares his transformative journey through detox, self-discovery, and healing. He recounts his experiences at an Indian ashram, the strict routines, and the profound impact of breathwork on his mental and physical health. David discusses the challenges of sobriety, the importance of self-awareness, and his eventual exploration of ayahuasca as a means of healing deep-seated trauma. His story highlights the interconnectedness of physical health, mental clarity, and spiritual growth. In this conversation, David Manheim shares his transformative experiences with ayahuasca, breathwork, and the Wim Hof method, emphasizing the profound impact these practices have had on his anxiety and personal growth. He discusses the importance of a growth mindset in recovery, the healing power of breathwork, and the significance of spirituality in overcoming cynicism and negativity. Through his journey, he highlights the interconnectedness of mental health, addiction recovery, and spiritual exploration, offering insights and practical advice for those seeking change.takeawaysRecovery is a journey filled with ups and downs.Community support is crucial in overcoming addiction.Personal experiences shape our understanding of recovery.Loss in the recovery community can be deeply felt.Breathwork can provide a path to healing and relaxation.It's important to share our stories to help others.Sober living requires ongoing effort and connection.Finding joy in sobriety is a continuous process.Therapy and support systems are vital for mental health.Embracing our 'weirdness' can foster community and acceptance. Childhood trauma can have lasting effects on mental health.Generational trauma often influences our behaviors and reactions.Addiction can stem from unresolved emotional pain and anxiety.Finding healthy coping mechanisms is crucial for recovery.Yoga and breathwork can provide powerful tools for healing.The biker lifestyle can mask deeper emotional issues.Recovery is a journey that requires self-reflection and honesty.Support from family can play a significant role in recovery.Understanding the root of addiction is essential for healing.Personal growth often comes from facing and overcoming challenges. Detoxing can lead to a profound sense of self-discovery.Life at the ashram introduced strict routines that fostered healing.Breathwork is a powerful tool for mental clarity and emotional release.Sobriety often emerges as a byproduct of dedicated practice.Ayahuasca can facilitate deep emotional healing and trauma release.Self-awareness is crucial in overcoming addiction and anxiety.The journey of healing is unique to each individual.Traditional practices can offer modern solutions to mental health issues.Finding balance in life requires understanding one's own needs.Forgiveness and letting go are essential for personal growth. Ayahuasca can lead to significant personal transformation.Overcoming anxiety is possible through various methods.Breathwork and cold exposure can enhance mental clarity.A growth mindset is essential for recovery and personal growth.Spirituality can provide a pathway out of negativity.Mindfulness practices can help in addiction recovery.Breathwork can be a powerful tool for emotional release.It's important to take small steps towards change.Healing is a holistic process involving mind, body, and spirit.Community and support are vital in the recovery journey.titlesFinding Joy in SobrietyBreathwork: A Path to Healing The Biker's Path: Addiction and RecoveryYoga as a Lifeline: David's Transformation Ayahuasca: A Path to Healing TraumaThe Power of Breath: A New Beginning Conquering Anxiety: A Personal StoryTransformative Journeys: Ayahuasca and BeyondSound Bites"Being sober is amazing.""There aren't enough pills in the world to keep me happy.""Rest in peace Chris Hoerter.""He tried to beat it into me a little bit.""I had so much anxiety, I would freeze.""Your dad is a victim of a victim.""I just want to be happy again.""You're in an altered state of mind.""This is a fucking cult.""It's like 10 years of psychotherapy in that session.""Your anxiety is gone. This is it. I don't have anxiety.""Breathwork is so simple. You don't need any equipment."Chapters00:00Introduction and Personal Reflections11:00Community and Connection in Recovery18:00The Impact of Loss in the Recovery Community26:04A Journey of Healing and Breathwork39:16The Impact of Childhood Trauma47:18The Biker Lifestyle and Its Consequences54:46The Descent into Opiate Addiction01:01:12Finding Hope Through Yoga01:10:20Transformative Power of Breathwork01:16:35The Journey to Recovery and Self-Discovery01:25:31The Power of Breathwork01:32:40Finding Balance: Sobriety and Self-Awareness01:40:12Ayahuasca Experience: Healing Through Purging01:57:30The Power of Ayahuasca and Personal Transformation02:02:38The Wim Hof Method: Breathwork and Cold Exposure02:09:59Healing Through Breathwork and Mindfulness02:22:12Growth Mindset in Recovery and Spirituality -
Dave does percocet! Post DopeyCon Review! Plus Dopey voicemails, poetry and more! Sign up for the full new episode with Handsome Evan only on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast
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keywordsDopey Podcast, addiction, recovery, surgery, pain management, television shows, listener stories, DopeyCon, community, fentanylsummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, David Manheim shares his experiences following hernia surgery, including his struggles with pain management and the effects of Percocet. He reflects on the highs and lows of his recovery, discusses his favorite television shows, and engages with listener contributions, including poetry and personal stories. The conversation also covers the recent DopeyCon event, highlighting its successes and community engagement.takeawaysDavid shares his experience with post-surgery pain management.He reflects on the similarities between withdrawal and phantom withdrawal.Percocet provided a sense of euphoria during recovery.Mad Men is highlighted as a top television show by David.The Sopranos is debated as a contender for best show.Listener contributions add depth to the conversation.Kratom is discussed as a controversial substance in recovery.DopeyCon is celebrated as a successful community event.David emphasizes the importance of listener feedback.The episode concludes with a message of support for the recovery community.titlesEngaging with the Dopey NationDopeyCon: A Celebration of CommunitySound Bites"I think I'm gonna milk this for as long as I can.""I think I went through withdrawal.""I enjoyed the Percocets. They made me feel really good."Chapters00:00Post-Surgery Reflections and Withdrawal Symptoms03:11The Highs and Lows of Pain Management06:05Television Show Debates: Mad Men vs. The Sopranos08:53Listener Contributions: Poetry and Personal Stories12:08DopeyCon Experience: Highlights and Reflections15:11Community Engagement and Listener Feedback -
This week on Dopey! On this very special 500th episode of Dopey we celebrate at DopeyCon 500! A Dopey Fan Convention and our 500th episode LIVE!!!!! It featured Jason Biggs and Hank Azaria playing me and Chris! John Joseph telling his truthful trauma! Kimber King and Brace Beldon! Abbey Fickley, Rachel Elizabeth Nicole, Brittany Jade, Handsome Evan, Lenny from the beach and Billy Jenson play the Stash Word! Novak gets honored - Again! Skinny Vinny tells his prison pocket story, Jeremy Turner tells the secret of Whitey Tighties, Bobby Dukes on a Crack house in Philly, Zack on Depression in recovery, Carl on getting sober and dealing with controversy in front of the World, Erin Khar runs Ask Erin, Ray Brown Sings! The Live Dopey debut of John Bukaty painting and talking recovery - and the smokey tones of Jake from West Virginia! It's all here! And more! Plus my dad and Linda making everyone cry and I tell the follow up to stealing a car in Bayport Long Island PLUS Fentanyl Jay and much much on this super long and emotional playback of Dopeycon 500! On the brand new DOPEYCON 500 of that good old DOPEY show!
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keywordsDopey, addiction, recovery, community, DopeyCon, support, mental health, gratitude, storytelling, emotional journey, recovery, addiction, Safe Spot, Dopey Nation, drug use, community support, personal stories, mental health, relationships, Brandon Novak, Dopey, recovery, community, gratitude, storytelling, humor, imposter syndrome, personal growth, addiction, support, addiction, recovery, humor, community, storytelling, x-ray, attention, play, spirituality, DopeyConsummaryThe conversation centers around the 500th episode of the Dopey podcast, celebrating the community built around addiction recovery. The host reflects on personal experiences, gratitude towards supporters, and the emotional weight of sharing stories of addiction. The episode features a dramatic reenactment of past podcast moments and insights from guests about their journeys through recovery. In this segment of the conversation, the speakers share personal stories of survival, recovery, and the impact of community support in overcoming addiction. They discuss the importance of hotlines like Safe Spot, the challenges of navigating relationships in recovery, and the collective strength found within the Dopey Nation. The segment also honors those lost to addiction while celebrating the resilience of individuals in recovery, highlighted by Brandon Novak's inspiring journey. This conversation captures the essence of community, recovery, and personal growth within the Dopey Nation. It features heartfelt stories of gratitude, humorous anecdotes, and reflections on the challenges of sobriety, including imposter syndrome. The participants share their experiences, emphasizing the importance of honesty, vulnerability, and support in the recovery journey. The event is a celebration of resilience and transformation, showcasing the power of connection and shared experiences in overcoming addiction. This conversation explores the humorous yet profound journey of recovery from addiction, highlighting the importance of community, the healing power of play, and the transition from seeking attention through harmful behaviors to finding fulfillment in sobriety. The narrative is punctuated with anecdotes from DopeyCon, showcasing the camaraderie among those in recovery and the celebration of milestones in sobriety.takeawaysDopeyCon 500 was a celebration of community and support.Gratitude is essential in the journey of recovery.The emotional weight of addiction stories can be profound.Dramatic reenactments can bring past podcast moments to life.Support from sponsors is crucial for the podcast's success.Personal experiences shared can resonate deeply with listeners.The journey of recovery is filled with ups and downs.Community events like DopeyCon foster connection and healing.Acknowledging past struggles is part of the recovery process.The importance of humor and lightness in discussing serious topics. Surviving on the streets can lead to traumatic experiences.Hotlines like Safe Spot play a crucial role in recovery.Navigating relationships can be challenging for those in recovery.Community support is vital for maintaining sobriety.Personal stories of loss and recovery resonate deeply with others.The landscape of drug use has changed significantly over the years.Honoring those lost to addiction is important for healing.Brandon Novak serves as a beacon of hope for many in recovery.Dopey Nation provides a sense of belonging and support.Celebrating milestones in recovery fosters community and connection. The Dopey Nation provides a vital support system for recovery.Personal stories of gratitude can inspire others in their journey.Humor plays a significant role in coping with addiction.Engaging activities can foster community and connection.Working the steps around joy can enhance personal growth.Imposter syndrome is a common struggle in recovery.Honesty and vulnerability are crucial for healing.Celebrating milestones in recovery strengthens community bonds.Sharing experiences can help others feel less alone.Transformation is possible through support and connection. The experience of putting items up one's butt became a humorous story of addiction.Community plays a crucial role in recovery and healing.Finding clarity often comes from surrendering to a higher power.The healing power of play can help in recovery.Sobriety is a journey that requires cooperation and support from others.Humor can be a powerful tool in discussing serious topics like addiction.Celebrating milestones in recovery fosters a sense of belonging.Acknowledging the darkness is essential for personal growth.The importance of sharing stories to connect with others in recovery.Recovery is an ongoing process that involves continuous self-care and reflection.titlesThe Role of Humor in RecoveryThe Power of Community in Healing The Impact of Safe Spot HotlineBrandon Novak: A Beacon of Hope Reflections on Recovery and JoyHumorous and Candid Storytelling The Prison Pocket ChroniclesFrom Addiction to Epic AdventuresSound Bites"Toodles for Chris at Dopey""Dopey wouldn't exist without Mountainside""If I die on the table tomorrow""I was traumatized by Oreo cookies.""I love representing Safe Spot.""Get the fuck out of that relationship.""This is the live podcast portion.""Dopey means Dopey Dave, first and foremost.""I found the Dopey Nation.""I put stuff up my butt because I was addicted to heroin.""I kept the thing up my butt for 24 hours.""I love that reaction every time."Chapters00:00Introduction to DopeyCon 50005:30Reflections on Community and Support12:25The Journey of Recovery and Gratitude18:32The Emotional Weight of Addiction Stories31:23Dramatic Reenactment of Dopey Podcast39:06John Joseph's Journey and Insights48:08Surviving the Streets: A Personal Tale54:50The Changing Landscape of Drug Use01:00:20Navigating Relationships in Recovery01:06:13Honoring Loss and Celebrating Recovery01:17:18Brandon Novak: A Beacon of Hope01:26:41DopeyCon 500: A Celebration of Community01:31:48Personal Stories of Gratitude and Growth01:40:26Humorous and Candid Storytelling01:54:22Navigating Imposter Syndrome in Recovery02:02:09The Power of Honesty and Vulnerability02:10:30A Journey of Transformation and Acceptance02:18:09The Prison Pocket Experience02:24:55From Addiction to Attention02:30:12Finding Clarity in Darkness02:35:50The Healing Power of Play02:43:42The DopeyCon Finale -
This week on the Patreon teaser! Fentanyl Jay is back to talk about why he is on the path to attempt 'Sober October Forever'! We hear some of his latest bender stories and more! Plus Dopey Con 500 and I'm sick at home!
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What AI Thinks: keywords Dopey, addiction, recovery, community, sobriety, DopeyCon, Fentanyl J, Sober October, financial motivation, dreamssummaryIn this episode of Dopey, host David Manheim reflects on the recent DopeyCon 500, sharing highlights and personal experiences. He discusses the importance of community in recovery, the challenges of sobriety, and the financial implications of addiction. The conversation also touches on the theme of pursuing dreams and the emotional journey of recovery, culminating in a heartfelt musical tribute.takeawaysDopeyCon 500 was a magical experience for attendees.The importance of community in recovery cannot be overstated.Pursuing dreams is a vital part of recovery.Sobriety can lead to financial savings and better life choices.Personal stories of recovery can inspire others.Sober October is a commitment to lasting change.The emotional impact of addiction is profound.Celebrating small victories in recovery is essential.Connection with others in recovery fosters strength.Music can be a powerful outlet for expressing feelings.titlesThe Magic of DopeyCon 500Sober October: A Fresh StartSound Bites"DopeyCon was absolutely incredible.""The dream of recovering your life is very special.""Sober October forever."Chapters00:00Welcome to Dopey and DopeyCon 500 Highlights03:11Reflections on Recovery and Dreams06:03Community and Connection at DopeyCon08:54Sober October: A New Beginning12:14Financial Realities of Sobriety15:05Closing Thoughts and Musical Tribute -
This week on Dopey! Lenny V. is Back! After 2 other super Dopey appearances - we get to the conclusion of Lenny's story with the cops. Lenny tells us all about all of the details of his arrest, and what kind of time he is facing. We also go down memory lane on how it all happened and what he is doing now to stay sane. PLUS! Gnarly Voicemails! Emails! Anniversaries! And more on the 499th episode of that good old Dopey show!
notes- selling to the undercover- addiction after arrest- collaborating with the cops- precipitated withdrawal - relationship with his kid - consequences- optimism about his situation- suboxone and weed- justifying drug use "it's just a plant" lol- gambling- preparing for prison
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This week on the new Patreon Teaser - Meme Maker Giovanni of Instagram's Don't Drink and Go To Meetings tells his recovery story! Plus a few emails! Dopeycon updates and much more!
Dopeycon is this Saturday 10/5 at 430 pm doors open at 4pm!
Get tickets: https://buytickets.at/thedopeyfoundation
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keywordsDopey podcast, addiction, recovery, humor, community, DopeyCon, memes, personal stories, hernia, drug culturesummaryIn this episode of the Dopey podcast, host David Manheim shares personal anecdotes about his struggles with a hernia and reflects on the upcoming DopeyCon event. He discusses the importance of community in recovery, the role of humor in addressing addiction, and the impact of memes in the recovery space. The conversation also touches on personal stories of addiction, treatment experiences, and the significance of celebrating milestones in recovery.takeawaysDavid shares his personal struggle with a hernia.DopeyCon is a significant event for the Dopey community.Humor can play a vital role in discussing addiction.The concept of a 'heroin comedy' is explored.Memes have a powerful impact on the recovery community.Personal stories of addiction highlight the challenges faced.Community support is crucial in recovery journeys.David reflects on the importance of celebrating milestones.The conversation emphasizes the complexity of addiction.The podcast fosters a sense of belonging for listeners.titlesA Deep Dive into DopeyConHumor and Heart in RecoverySound Bites"It's fucking horrible. So anybody out there with a bad hernia, I feel bad for you.""Giovanni from Don't Drink and Go to Meetings.""It's our 500th episode and I'm super excited."Chapters00:00Introduction and Personal Struggles03:10DopeyCon and Community Engagement06:07Reflections on Addiction and Recovery11:52Humor in Addiction and Recovery17:09Memes and Their Impact on Recovery -
This week on Dopey we are joined by Carl Radke of Bravo's Summer House! Carl shares his addiction recovery journey - starting on the mean streets of Pittsburgh, PA growing up a part of a hard working middle class family with his older brother Curtis who also struggled with substance abuse. We learn how alcohol and drugs became deeply engrained in Carl's life. We also hear how Carl got on Summer house in the first place and the bottom that got him to recovery!
Carl starts around 30:00
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- brother arrested at a family party- coke at syracuse- brother selling stuff from his family- buying bricks of weed to sell to college friends- reckless drinking/partying- buying ounces of coke in hollywood- pink coke- partying benders- selling bars- drinking/drugs and summer house- brother's addiction/OD portrayed on summer house
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keywordsDopey Podcast, addiction, recovery, community support, Carl Radke, Summer House, mental health, esoteric healing, reality TV, sobriety, recovery, addiction, reality TV, sobriety, mental health, personal growth, substance abuse, family dynamics, public scrutiny, sales careersummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, host David Manheim reflects on the community's support following the loss of a beloved member, Annie. The conversation includes heartfelt tributes, voicemails from listeners sharing their recovery stories, and discussions about various recovery resources. The episode features an interview with Carl Radke from Bravo's Summer House, where he shares his journey through addiction, family struggles, and the impact of reality TV on his life. The episode emphasizes the importance of community, support, and personal growth in the recovery process. In this conversation, David Manheim shares his journey through the challenges of addiction, the impact of reality TV fame, and the complexities of personal relationships. He reflects on his struggles with substance abuse, the transition from a career in show business to sales, and the profound effects of family dynamics on his recovery. The discussion also touches on the role of THC in his sobriety journey and the launch of his new venture, Soft Bar, aimed at promoting mindful consumption.takeawaysOro Recovery is a transformative place for addiction treatment.The Dopey Nation provides incredible support for its members.Community fundraising can help individuals in need.Sunnyside offers a unique approach to alcohol moderation.Esoteric healing practices can lead to unexpected emotional responses.Reality TV can complicate personal recovery journeys.Family dynamics play a significant role in addiction.College life often involves experimentation with substances.Fame can bring additional challenges to sobriety.Personal stories of struggle and recovery resonate deeply with listeners. Public scrutiny can amplify personal struggles.Transitioning from showbiz to sales can be challenging.Substance use often intertwines with professional life.Coping mechanisms can lead to further complications.Reality TV fame can complicate personal relationships.Grief can trigger a deeper understanding of addiction.Sobriety requires constant self-reflection and growth.Navigating social situations while sober is a skill.THC can be a viable alternative for some in recovery.Creating supportive environments for sober individuals is essential.titlesCommunity and Healing: A Tribute to AnnieThe Impact of Community Support in Addiction From Reality TV to Recovery: Carl's StoryThe Journey from Addiction to EmpowermentSound Bites"Oro has changed their life.""The Dopey Nation is nothing less than fucking incredible.""Rest in peace, Tyler.""I couldn't believe that something like this was going to be so public.""I created even more problems around it by how I responded to it.""I was really proud of it. It was really hard work."Chapters00:00Introduction and Context of Dopey Podcast10:09Voicemails and Community Stories18:07Sponsorships and Recovery Resources23:50Esoteric Healing and Personal Experiences29:06Interview with Carl Radke: Background and Reality TV40:00Carl's Journey: Family, Addiction, and Recovery01:00:11Reflections on College Life and Substance Use01:14:12Navigating Fame and Personal Struggles01:19:58Conclusion and Final Thoughts01:26:34The Role of Alcohol and Drugs in Sales01:33:13The Escalation of Substance Use in New Environments01:39:17Reality TV Fame and Family Dynamics01:45:35The Challenges of Sober Living in a Party Culture01:57:44Finding Strength in Loss and Recovery02:06:27The Journey to Sobriety and Self-Discovery02:11:48The Challenges of Sober Living in a Party Culture02:20:28The Launch of Soft Bar and Mindful Consumption -
On this new bonus tuesday teaser my dad dis back! and he just might change his tune about harm reduction and Safe Spot! If you are using and want to call them - their number is 1-800 972-0590.
Then Heart Attack Doug from the Beach is back fat shaming me.
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keywordsDopey, addiction, harm reduction, Safe Spot, drug use, recovery, overdose prevention, family dynamics, podcast, communitysummaryIn this episode of Dopey, David Manheim engages in a lively discussion with his father about harm reduction strategies in addiction treatment, particularly focusing on the Safe Spot hotline. The conversation explores the complexities of addiction, the effectiveness of harm reduction, and the personal experiences that shape their views. They also touch on community responses, critiques of harm reduction, and the upcoming DopeyCon event, emphasizing the importance of support and understanding in the recovery journey.takeawaysHarm reduction strategies can save lives if implemented effectively.Safe Spot hotline provides a safety net for drug users.Critiques of harm reduction often stem from personal experiences and beliefs.The conversation around addiction is complex and multifaceted.Community support plays a crucial role in recovery.Personal reflections on addiction can influence opinions on treatment methods.The importance of data in evaluating harm reduction effectiveness.Engaging in open discussions can help bridge differing viewpoints.DopeyCon serves as a platform for community engagement and support.Humor and personal anecdotes can lighten serious discussions about addiction.titlesFamily Dynamics in Addiction ConversationsExploring the Impact of Safe Spot on UsersSound Bites"Harm reduction doesn't work?""Safe Spot saves lives!""You might die anyway!"Chapters00:00Introduction and Controversy03:06Harm Reduction Debate06:12Safe Spot and Its Impact09:08Critiques of Harm Reduction12:02Personal Reflections on Addiction15:01DopeyCon and Community Engagement -
This Week on Dopey! We are joined by brilliant singer/songwriter/guitar player Duane Betts! Duane grew up touring with the Allman Brothers Band with his father - the legendary Dickie Betts! Duane gets super honest and raw on his childhood on tour, his life bicoastal between Malibu and Florida. Getting into music, playing in bands and how he got lost in the world of addiction and how he found himself clean, sober and enjoying his life. PLUS! Voicemails! Emails and the return of Howard 'Beach' Buksbaum! All that and more on a brand new episode of that good old Dopey Show! notes from the editor:- growing up on tour- mdma youth- living in malibu at cher's house- various music projects- malibu black tar- allman brothers and heroin- car accident while scoring crack- crack and tar dabs- finding his friend dead- crack OD- possession arrest- making him choose between family in the game lol AI NOTES: keywordsDopey Podcast, addiction, recovery, harm reduction, Dwayne Betts, music, personal stories, community support, therapy, drug culture, addiction, recovery, music, family, relationships, heroin, opiates, community, DopeyCon, Dwayne BettstakeawaysDavid shares his struggles with addiction and love for drugs.The importance of compassion in addiction treatment is emphasized.Debate on whether harm reduction strategies enable drug use.Community support is crucial in recovery, as seen in DopeyCon.Listeners share their personal stories, highlighting the podcast's impact.Therapy is presented as a vital tool for self-care and recovery.David discusses his early experiences with drugs and music.Dwayne Betts reflects on his father's legacy and his own musical journey.The transition from fun to addiction is explored in depth.Malibu's drug culture and its influence on David's life are discussed. Addiction can lead to a tumultuous journey filled with highs and lows.Relationships often suffer due to the effects of addiction.Recovery is a personal journey that can take many forms.Music can serve as a powerful tool for healing and connection.Community support is crucial in the recovery process.Experiences with drugs can vary greatly depending on the environment.Finding purpose in life after addiction is essential for long-term recovery.The legacy of family can influence one's path in life and recovery.Engaging with others who share similar experiences can foster healing.Life can be beautiful and fulfilling after overcoming addiction.titlesCelebrating Community: DopeyCon 500Harm Reduction: A Double-Edged Sword? The Role of Community in RecoveryReflections on Life After AddictionsummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, David Manheim shares his personal struggles with addiction, the importance of compassion in treatment, and the ongoing debate surrounding harm reduction strategies. The conversation highlights community support through events like DopeyCon, the significance of therapy in recovery, and personal stories from listeners. David also interviews musician Dwayne Betts, discussing his father's legacy and the impact of growing up in a musical family amidst drug culture in Malibu. The episode explores the transition from fun to addiction and reflects on the challenges faced along the way. In this conversation, Dwayne Betts shares his journey through addiction, the impact it had on his relationships, and his path to recovery. He reflects on his experiences with drugs, the challenges of touring, and the importance of community and family in his life. Dwayne discusses how music has become a source of purpose and joy for him, and he emphasizes the beauty of life after addiction. The conversation also touches on the upcoming DopeyCon and the significance of community engagement in recovery.Sound Bites"I'm a junkie""Compassion and connection are two things I strive to have.""Does this enable users to go hard in the paint?""I just want this to end.""I have all of these experiences from being in nice houses.""I got probably 21."Chapters00:00Introduction to Dopey Podcast and Personal Struggles02:55The Role of Compassion in Addiction Treatment05:47Debate on Harm Reduction Strategies09:07Celebrating Milestones and Community Support11:59Voicemail Stories and Listener Engagement18:05The Importance of Therapy and Self-Care20:01Personal Stories of Addiction and Recovery27:12Interview with Dwayne Betts: Musical Legacy and Personal Journey34:10Growing Up in a Musical Family and Early Experiences with Drugs39:50The Transition from Fun to Addiction49:47Reflections on Malibu Life and Drug Culture01:07:02The Journey Through Addiction01:12:50The Impact of Addiction on Relationships01:20:30Finding Recovery and New Beginnings01:30:11Life After Addiction: Music and Purpose01:34:01Reflections on Recovery and Community01:40:06The Legacy of Family and Music01:46:13The Future of Dopey and Community Engagement
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On this very controversial teaser my dad and our special guest join in! My Dad gives his controversial take on Safe Spot! Plus DopeyCon info and much much more!
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keywordsDopey Podcast, DopeyCon, Safe Spot Hotline, drug addiction, Patreon, father-son conversation, podcast critiques, drug safety, humor, recoverysummaryIn this episode of the Dopey Podcast, David Manheim welcomes his father back to discuss various topics, including the benefits of joining their Patreon, critiques of the podcast, and a heated debate about the Safe Spot Hotline and its implications for drug users. The conversation is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and insights into the complexities of drug addiction and recovery.takeawaysDavid's dad has been listening to recent episodes.Patreon offers exclusive content and discounts for DopeyCon.Merchandise is a perk for Patreon subscribers.David's dad provides constructive criticism of the podcast.The Safe Spot Hotline is a controversial topic.There are pros and cons to the Safe Spot Hotline.David believes the hotline saves lives.Critics argue it may enable drug use.The conversation touches on personal experiences with addiction.DopeyCon 500 is highly anticipated and nearly sold out.titlesThe Return of Dad to DopeyThe Safe Spot Hotline DebateSound Bites"I have listened to the last three or four...""If you want to join Patreon, you go to...""Real Patreon people get all this stuff."Chapters00:00Welcome Back to Dopey03:13Patreon Benefits and DopeyCon06:06Critiques and Improvements08:57Safe Spot Hotline Discussion17:47Debate on Drug Use and Safety23:54Closing Thoughts and DopeyCon 500 -
This week on Dopey we are joined by singer/songwriter, guitar player and all around good guy and new(ish) friend Anders Osborne! Anders and I have a fun talk about next level recovery, spirituality and some of his last days of using! Plus his time playing with Toots and the Maytals and Phil Lesh! Twas a beautiful time! PLUS voicemails, emails, DopeyCon 500, Lux Dungeon's The Muffin Man and much much much more on this brand new episode of the good old Dopey show.
NOTE: DopeyCon 500 doors open at 4pm show starts at 4:30pm!
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keywordsDopey, addiction, recovery, community, compassion, sobriety, music, mental health, support, personal storiessummaryIn this episode of Dopey, host David Manheim discusses the importance of compassion and connection in recovery, shares listener stories, and reflects on the journey of sobriety. The conversation features musician Anders Osborne, who shares insights on purification, self-discovery, and the duality of experience in recovery. The episode emphasizes the significance of community support, the role of music in healing, and the ongoing journey of personal growth and understanding.takeawaysCompassion and connection are essential in recovery.Community engagement is vital for celebrating milestones.Listener stories highlight the struggles and triumphs of sobriety.Moderation in alcohol consumption can be beneficial for some.Detox experiences can be challenging but transformative.Purification in recovery involves self-discovery and awareness.Loss and grief can significantly impact the recovery journey.Music plays a crucial role in healing and recovery.Ambition can coexist with recovery but should be balanced.Finding purpose through suffering can lead to personal growth.titlesThe Role of Music in HealingNavigating Ambition in SobrietySound Bites"Compassion and connection is just the way to do it.""It's gonna sell out!""Leave a five-star review on iTunes!"Chapters00:00Introduction to DopeyCon and the Podcast's Mission02:56The Importance of Compassion in Recovery05:49Celebrating Milestones and Community Engagement09:09Listener Stories: Struggles and Triumphs12:04Sponsorships and Support for Recovery14:48The Role of Moderation in Alcohol Consumption18:07Reflections on Detox and Early Recovery Experiences20:53Voicemail Stories: Precipitated Withdrawal23:53Introducing Anders Osborne: A Journey Through Recovery26:46Purification and Self-Discovery in Recovery30:08The Impact of Loss and Grief in Recovery33:12The Journey of Sobriety: From Darkness to Light36:02The Role of Music in Healing and Recovery38:54Ambition and Its Place in Recovery41:48The Duality of Experience: Pain and Joy44:51Finding Purpose Through Suffering48:01The Importance of Community in Recovery50:48Final Thoughts and Reflections on the Journey54:08Closing Remarks and Future Aspirations -
This week on the teaser we are joined by a special guest! He doesn't like when i put his name in the description. We talk all about his plan of making a Banana Ball song! Just listen to the thing...
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summaryThis episode of Dopey Tuesday Teaser discusses DopeyCon, the DopeyCon theme song challenge, and Ray's involvement in the Banana Ball game. The hosts also talk about their songs and their plans for DopeyCon. The conversation touches on various topics such as addiction, music, and pop culture.keywordsDopey, DopeyCon, theme song challenge, Banana Ball, addiction, music, pop culturetakeawaysDopeyCon is an upcoming event that the hosts are excited aboutThe DopeyCon theme song challenge is happening on PatreonRay is involved in the Banana Ball game and has written a song about itThe hosts discuss their songs and plans for DopeyContitlesSongs and Plans for DopeyConRay's Involvement in Banana BallSound Bites"DopeyCon is coming. It's our fifth DopeyCon. It's October 5th. It's in New York City.""We will put up all the songs on Dopey Patreon, and the one with the most likes wins.""Dopey con is October 5th. Yeah, do you have a song? No, you don't have a song. What's your plan?"Chapters00:00Introduction and DopeyCon05:05DopeyCon Theme Song Challenge08:13Ray's Involvement in Banana Ball09:11Songs and Plans for DopeyCon -
This week on Dopey! We are joined by Cookie Magnate, creator of Janie's Life Changing Baked Goods - Janie Deegan! Janie might be the feel good Dopey of the year - a drunk and homeless New Yorker who saved her soul by making cookies! Janie's story starts off innocently enough before she tumbles down the stairs of total rock bottom insanity! Plus there are multiple voicemails, emails and much more on this sad, salty but ultimately super sweet new episode of the good old Dopey Show!
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summaryJanie Deegan, the founder of Janie's life-changing baked goods, joins the podcast to discuss her journey and the impact of her baked goods. She shares how she got sober at 25 and became a superintendent in the East Village. Janie also talks about her early experiences with alcohol and the thrill of drinking as a teenager. The conversation touches on the challenges of production and the potential collaboration between Janie's Cookies and Katz's Deli. Overall, the episode explores Janie's life-changing baked goods and her personal journey. Janie reflects on her early experiences with alcohol and drugs, from feeling like an outsider in her teenage years to finding her identity in partying. She discusses her codependent and abusive relationship in college, where she turned to alcohol as a way to cope. After graduating, she moved back to Ann Arbor and her alcoholism escalated, leading to financial and personal problems. Janie's behavior became increasingly out of control, causing concern among her friends and family. After experiencing the emotional bottom of her alcoholism, Janie enters a period of darkness and depression. She meets a sober guy who becomes a bright spot in her life, but she is unable to maintain a relationship with him due to her drinking. Janie's drinking escalates, leading to consequences and interventions from her friends and family. She goes through multiple rehab programs and detoxes, but struggles to fully commit to sobriety. Eventually, she ends up in a shelter and then in a therapeutic community on the Upper West Side. Janie Deegan shares her incredible journey from addiction and homelessness to becoming a successful entrepreneur. She talks about her experiences in rehab, her struggles with sobriety, and how baking became her outlet and passion. Janie's story is a testament to the power of resilience, determination, and finding purpose in life.keywordsJanie Deegan, Janie's life-changing baked goods, sobriety, alcohol, East Village, production challenges, collaboration, Katz's Deli, alcohol, drugs, identity, codependency, abuse, college, partying, coping, addiction, Ann Arbor, alcoholism, emotional bottom, depression, sober relationship, consequences, interventions, rehab, detox, shelter, therapeutic community, addiction, homelessness, sobriety, entrepreneurship, baking, resilience, determination, purposetakeawaysJanie Deegan got sober at 25 and became a superintendent in the East Village.She had early experiences with alcohol, including drinking from her parents' liquor cabinet and attending a Halloween party in the West Village.Janie's life-changing baked goods have had a significant impact on her life and the community.The potential collaboration between Janie's Cookies and Katz's Deli is discussed.The episode highlights the challenges of production and the importance of finding the right business plan and vendors. Janie's early experiences with alcohol and drugs were influenced by her desire to fit in and escape her anxiety and low self-esteem.Her codependent and abusive relationship in college further fueled her reliance on alcohol as a coping mechanism.Moving back to Ann Arbor after college intensified Janie's alcoholism, leading to financial and personal problems.Janie's behavior became increasingly out of control, causing concern among her friends and family. Alcoholism can lead to a period of darkness and depressionHaving a support system and a sober relationship can provide hope and motivation for recoveryConsequences and interventions from friends and family can be catalysts for changeRehab programs and detoxes may not be effective without a genuine commitment to sobrietyHomelessness and living in a shelter can be a reality for individuals struggling with addiction Resilience and determination are key in overcoming addiction and rebuilding one's life.Finding a passion or creative outlet can be instrumental in the recovery process.Being authentic and embracing one's story can inspire and help others.Support and mentorship from others can make a significant difference in one's journey to recovery.Building a successful business requires hard work, perseverance, and a willingness to take risks.titlesThe Thrill of Drinking as a TeenagerFrom Superintendent to Baker: Janie Deegan's Journey The Downward Spiral in Ann ArborConcerns from Friends and Family The Challenges of Committing to SobrietyNavigating Homelessness and Shelters in Addiction Finding Purpose and Passion in Baking: Janie's StoryFrom Addiction to Entrepreneurship: Janie Deegan's JourneySound Bites"I'm making it really big with my pie crust cookies. I don't need your stupid fucking cookie.""Come to me with a business plan and some vendors who are ready to place purchase orders.""I just remember thinking it was so wild. There's cops everywhere and we're getting away with this.""I don't remember having an identity before I started drinking.""I was alone at some frat school in upstate New York and I was like, I don't know what else to do.""I'm finally free. I'm at University of Michigan. I'm having a blast.""I'm still a person. I'm still like a young lady who just graduated from like a really good school.""Alcohol is a depression. It really is.""He was like emanating this light.""I'm like, this is great. I'm like back on the Upper West Side, like I'm not paying rent, know, I'm on Medicaid, whatever.""What are you doing here? What's a nice girl like you doing here? And I'm like, I'm different.""I guess I gotta leave right now, right? And so I was like, okay, let me go to the bathroom and I just leave and I all my clothing there."Chapters00:00Introduction and Janie's Journey27:31Janie's life-changing baked goods38:05Finding Identity in Party Culture46:32The Downward Spiral in Ann Arbor01:09:00Concerns from Friends and Family01:15:46The Emotional Bottom01:23:02Moving to New York and Escalating Addiction01:32:30From Rehab to Shelter01:44:51The Illusion of Sobriety01:53:42From Addiction to Entrepreneurship02:04:55Building a Business and Finding Purpose02:19:18The Invention of the Pie Crust Cookie02:26:09Embracing Authenticity and Finding Success - Mostra di più
