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2 Addicts & A Moron

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  • A podcast where we dive into the journey of Mike/Stu Boy & J-Kline went through addiction and the profound challenges it poses. Join us as we share insights, experiences, and lessons learned on the path to recovery. Alongside us is a compassionate individual, Joey. Navigating the complexities of addiction, mental health, and beyond. Together, we shed light on the realities of addiction, speak on mental health issues, and offer hope to those facing similar struggles.
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  • From Street life, Prison, to Recovery

    From Street life, Prison, to Recovery
    Jul 17 2024
    In this episode, the guest, Jacob D, shares his journey of addiction and recovery. He discusses how his addiction started with drugs and alcohol as a means to escape his feelings of not being good enough and fear of abandonment. Jacob talks about the traumatic experiences that further fueled his addiction, including the death of a close friend. He eventually moved to Texas to start a new life and found some stability, but continued to struggle with his addiction. The conversation covers the speaker's experiences with drugs, specifically cocaine and methamphetamine, and the impact it had on his life. He discusses his addiction, the toxic relationships it led to, and the legal consequences he faced. The speaker also talks about his time in prison, his near-death experience in a car accident, and his eventual journey towards recovery. In this conversation, the guest shares his journey from addiction to recovery and how he found purpose in helping others. He talks about his experiences with the law, his relationship with his daughter, and his growth in sobriety. The guest emphasizes the importance of being of service and staying connected to a higher power. He also discusses the transformation he experienced in treatment and the impact it had on his life. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of recovery and the ability to turn one's life around. Keywords addiction, recovery, drugs, alcohol, escape, fear of abandonment, traumatic experiences, death of a friend, stability, drugs, addiction, cocaine, methamphetamine, toxic relationships, legal consequences, prison, car accident, recovery, addiction, recovery, purpose, helping others, law, relationships, growth, sobriety, service, higher power, treatment, transformation Takeaways Addiction can stem from deep-rooted feelings of not being good enough and fear of abandonment. Traumatic experiences can further fuel addiction and perpetuate a victim mentality. Moving to a new environment can provide a fresh start, but the underlying issues of addiction may still persist. Finding stability and making positive changes in life does not necessarily mean overcoming addiction completely. Addiction can lead to toxic relationships and have severe legal consequences. The speaker's experiences highlight the dangers and negative effects of drugs like cocaine and methamphetamine. The speaker's near-death experience in a car accident served as a wake-up call, but he still struggled with addiction. The lack of awareness and education around the addictive nature of prescription drugs is concerning. The speaker's journey towards recovery involved the support of a lawyer and the realization that he needed to change his life. Recovery is a journey of growth and transformation. Helping others is a key component of staying sober and finding purpose. Being of service and staying connected to a higher power are important in maintaining sobriety. Relationships can be repaired and improved in recovery. Recovery provides an opportunity for personal growth and a chance to live a fulfilling life. Sound Bites "I've just never been okay with being me" "Driven by the fear of abandonment" "I thought he had died" "My daughter was born, we had gotten married. It was for the wrong reasons and like, you know, we're both friends today." "It was like a toxic relationship that you just can't get out of." "I was fucking wired for sound dude everywhere I went man." "I checked into treatment... Not because I wanted to, not because I had a problem. All my externals, like everybody else was my fucking problem." "I found my way into treatment, man. Like I didn't really pay much mind the first couple weeks... But then like, know, shit gets really emotional, right? Because now I'm removed from the drugs." "They mailed it to home and then my girlfriend at the time mailed it to me. Oh, okay. Mailed it to me. So you're catching more charges as you're in rehab."
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    1 h y 38 m
  • Chatting with Chasity

    Chatting with Chasity
    Jul 17 2024
    In this conversation, the hosts discuss their personal experiences with addiction and the challenges they faced. They touch on topics such as the use of Suboxone and methadone as treatment options, the difficulties of coming off opioids, and the long-term effects of these medications. They also share stories of their lowest moments and the desperation they felt during their addiction. The conversation highlights the need for better solutions and support for individuals struggling with addiction. In this conversation, Chastity Munoz shares her journey of addiction and recovery, highlighting the challenges she faced and the lessons she learned along the way. She discusses her experiences with Suboxone and the importance of finding spiritual awakening and self-healing in the recovery process. Chastity also opens up about the impact of her addiction on her son and the healing that has taken place in their relationship. The conversation emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding towards addiction and the importance of sharing personal stories to help others in their own recovery journeys. Keywords addiction, Suboxone, methadone, treatment, opioids, withdrawal, personal experiences, addiction, recovery, Suboxone, spiritual awakening, self-healing, impact on family, empathy, personal stories Takeaways Suboxone and methadone are commonly used as treatment options for opioid addiction, but they can also be addictive and difficult to come off of. Long-term use of Suboxone and methadone may not be the best solution for recovery, as it can lead to dependence and hinder progress. The withdrawal symptoms from opioids can be severe and debilitating, making it challenging for individuals to quit. Personal experiences with addiction vary, but many individuals struggle with finding the right support and resources to overcome their addiction. There is a need for better solutions and support systems for individuals struggling with addiction, including access to comprehensive treatment programs and alternative therapies. Suboxone can be effective in preventing individuals from getting high, but it can also lead to severe withdrawal symptoms if misused. Finding spiritual awakening and dedicating time to self-healing are crucial aspects of the recovery process. Addiction can have a profound impact on family members, and healing and forgiveness are essential for rebuilding relationships. Sharing personal stories and experiences can help reduce stigma and provide support and inspiration to others in their own recovery journeys. Sound Bites "The worst precipitated withdrawals I have ever experienced in my life." "I just need to go to sleep. I just need to go to sleep." "I just ate some bad food." "Suboxone did not work in that instance" "Suboxone sends you into an immediate withdrawal state that is worse than regular withdrawal" "My son saved my life during a car accident" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Backgrounds 01:30 Introducing Chastity Munoz and Her Podcast 03:28 Acknowledging Those Still Suffering 04:10 Chastity's Struggles with Addiction 05:28 Getting Involved in Dangerous Situations 08:14 The Impact of Suboxone and Methadone 09:37 The Rise and Fall of Pill Mills 13:22 The Challenges of Coming Off Suboxone 18:00 The Methadone Program Experience 22:22 The Long-Term Use of Suboxone and Methadone 26:09 Dependence on Suboxone and Methadone 29:16 A Personal Story of Precipitated Withdrawals 32:24 Desperation and Lowest Moments 33:41 The Need for Better Solutions and Support 34:12 Challenges with Suboxone and Withdrawal 35:39 Spiritual Awakening and Self-Healing in Recovery 37:01 Rebuilding Relationships and Healing Family Wounds 45:30 The Impact of Addiction on Children 46:18 Building a Platform to Shape the Perspective on Addiction 57:13 Battling Pain and Addiction: Chastity's Mother's Story 01:02:23 Announcement: Partnership with Soundville Studios
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    1 h y 8 m
  • 20 & Sober!

    20 & Sober!
    Jul 17 2024
    In this conversation, the hosts and guest discuss addiction and recovery, with a focus on the guest's experience as a young person in recovery. They explore topics such as the age at which addiction started, the impact of addiction on family, the recognition of needing help, and the early stages of recovery. The guest shares his journey of finding sobriety and the role of spirituality in his recovery. They also touch on the challenges and discrimination faced by a young person working in the recovery field. In this conversation, the guest shares his journey of recovery and his experiences in sobriety. He discusses the importance of gaining respect through his knowledge of recovery and the steps. He also talks about his long-term goals, including helping others, getting a degree in psychology, and owning a treatment center. The guest emphasizes the power of using his voice, potentially through a podcast. He also discusses his relationship with his family and the positive changes he has seen in his mother. The conversation concludes with the guest's role as a sponsor and the importance of cultivating a relationship with God. Keywords addiction, recovery, young person, age, family, help, sobriety, spirituality, challenges, discrimination, recovery, sobriety, respect, goals, helping others, psychology, treatment center, using his voice, family, sponsor, relationship with God Takeaways Addiction can start at a young age, and recognizing the need for help is crucial. The impact of addiction on family members can be devastating. Finding sobriety at a young age can provide a new lease on life and a chance to fulfill one's potential. Spirituality and a higher power can play a significant role in recovery. Working in the recovery field as a young person can come with challenges and discrimination. Gaining respect through knowledge and experience in recovery Long-term goals of helping others, getting a degree in psychology, and owning a treatment center The power of using one's voice, potentially through a podcast Positive changes in family relationships in sobriety The role of a sponsor and the importance of cultivating a relationship with God Sound Bites "I always wanted to help people... I feel like I understand the way that people work pretty well." "For the first time in my life, I was like, okay, I never want to touch alcohol, weed, no mind altering substance in any shape or form ever." "I think he may have did some similar as me and it's just something I recommend it to all people. Immerse yourself, immerse." "I may not be your age and I may not have done this for 20 years but one thing that I do understand is recovery and one thing I do understand is the steps and one thing I do understand is how to get sober and how to stay sober." "I would like to own a treatment center one day." "I'd love to have a podcast one day, be able to use my voice in that way." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 02:58 Guest Introduction and Discussion on Age and Recovery 06:03 Recognizing Addiction at a Young Age 10:20 The Impact of Trauma on Addiction 13:09 Realizing the Potential in Recovery 21:21 Catalysts for Change and Early Recovery 28:19 Working in Recovery as a Young Person 33:21 Gaining Respect and Making a Difference 35:47 Gaining Respect Through Recovery 36:48 Long-Term Goals: Helping Others and Owning a Treatment Center 38:16 Using My Voice: The Power of a Podcast 48:30 Positive Changes in Family Relationships 55:45 The Role of a Sponsor and Cultivating a Relationship with God
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    1 h y 14 m
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