Episodios

  • Dopey 486: Peter 'Chappy' Meyerhoff! Crazy Prison Episode! Running the Yard! Selling and Shooting Heroin! Turning Out the CO, ODing on Fentanyl, Recovery!

    Dopey 486: Peter 'Chappy' Meyerhoff! Crazy Prison Episode! Running the Yard! Selling and Shooting Heroin! Turning Out the CO, ODing on Fentanyl, Recovery!
    Jul 26 2024
    This week on Dopey! We are joined by 'Against All Odds' author, and 'Roll Call with Chappy' podcaster - Peter 'Chappy' Meyerhoff! We leave no stone unturned in this junky prison opus. Chappy gives us the good bad and the ugly from early incarceration to 12 long years in prison where he was the shot caller on multiple prison yards. His story goes nuts when he gets involved with a female corrections officer who smuggles him heroin which he deals then becomes hopelessly addicted to. I'm not gonna give it all away in this write up! But it's seriously beautiful and Chappy cries! PLUS We commemorate the loss of Brian 'Hotwheelz' Connelly and play his first voicemail - plus poetic emails extra voicemails and much much more on this new prison flavored episode of that good old Dopey Show! Summary: Peter 'Chappy' Meyerhoff, a former prisoner and recovering addict, shares his story and mission to help others in this episode of Dopey. He discusses his experiences in prison, his near-death fentanyl overdose, and his journey to sobriety. Chappie opens up about the challenges of aligning his past prison persona with his current role as a mentor and advocate for prisoners. He also reflects on the impact of becoming a father and the struggles he faces in navigating his new life. Despite the difficulties, Chappie remains committed to inspiring and supporting others in their recovery journeys. David Manheim discusses his strained relationship with his father and the decision to cut ties with him. He shares his experience of growing up in a dysfunctional family and the resentment he feels towards his father. David also opens up about his journey into drug addiction, starting from alcohol and weed at a young age and eventually progressing to harder drugs like crystal meth and heroin. He talks about his time in prison and the power dynamics and politics that exist within the prison system. David reflects on his past actions and the impact they have had on his life. Chappie shares his story of addiction, prison, and recovery. He talks about his early experiences with drugs and how he quickly became addicted. He describes his time in prison, including the challenges of withdrawal and the prison politics he had to navigate. Chappie also discusses his relapse after his first release from prison and the near-death experience that led him to finally get sober. He emphasizes the importance of staying sober and helping others, and how his perspective on God and spirituality has evolved throughout his journey. Keywordsprison, addiction, recovery, sobriety, near-death overdose, fatherhood, vulnerability, father-son relationship, drug addiction, prison, power dynamics, politics, addiction, prison, recovery, drugs, withdrawal, prison politics, relapse, sobriety, God, spirituality Takeaways Peter Chappie Meyerhoff shares his experiences as a former prisoner and recovering addictHe discusses the challenges of aligning his past prison persona with his current role as a mentor and advocate for prisonersChappie reflects on the impact of becoming a father and the struggles he faces in navigating his new lifeDespite the difficulties, Chappie remains committed to inspiring and supporting others in their recovery journeys David's strained relationship with his father led him to cut ties with himHe reflects on his journey into drug addiction, starting from alcohol and weed and eventually progressing to harder drugsDavid shares his experiences in prison and the power dynamics and politics that exist within the systemHe reflects on his past actions and the impact they have had on his life Addiction can quickly take hold and lead to a life of crime and incarceration.Prison can be a challenging environment, but it can also provide an opportunity for self-reflection and growth.Relapse is a common part of the recovery process, but it's important to learn from it and make a commitment to sobriety.Spirituality and a belief in a higher power can play a role in recovery, even for those who were initially skeptical.Helping others and staying connected to a supportive community are crucial for maintaining long-term sobriety. Titles Aligning Past and Present: Chappie's TransformationNavigating the Challenges of Recovery and Fatherhood Journey into Drug AddictionPower Dynamics and Politics in Prison From Addiction to Incarceration: Chappie's StoryNavigating Prison Politics: Chappie's Experience Sound Bites "I've been struggling in life lately, man, like... I have really, really bad imposter syndrome now.""In recovery, vulnerability is strength.""It's like real life stuff. And that's what me and my dad's relationship is still... tough, man.""I don't need his shitty advice and to be honest I think he's fucking grumpy as shit""I'm just done with this relationship, you know?""He's whipped to her and she does whatever, he does whatever the hell she says and she runs shit""I felt like stuff is like just finally going to go my way when I got out""I had this ...
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    2 h y 2 m
  • Tuesday Patreon Teaser! "I don't think you know the difference between tonic water and seltzer." My Dad is Back with Erin plus a crazy voicemail from Wylie!

    Tuesday Patreon Teaser! "I don't think you know the difference between tonic water and seltzer." My Dad is Back with Erin plus a crazy voicemail from Wylie!
    Jul 23 2024

    Alright Tuesday Lovers! Dopey Tuesday is back with a vengence! Go to https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast for the full episode! BUT - there is stuff here that is not available anywhere else!!! Like Wylie's insane voicemail and me bickering with my sweet father!

    SummaryIn this conversation, David Manheim talks with his father about various topics, including toilet paper, tonic water, Patreon, DopeyCon, and a voicemail from a listener. They also discuss the difference between seltzer and tonic water, and David plays a song he wrote. Keywordsdrugs, addiction, dumb shit, toilet paper, tonic water, Patreon, DopeyCon, voicemail, seltzer, song Takeaways
    • The conversation covers a range of lighthearted topics, including toilet paper and tonic water.
    • They discuss the importance of supporting Dopey on Patreon and the upcoming DopeyCon event.
    • David's father shares his thoughts on the show and his experiences as a listener.
    • David plays a song he wrote, showcasing his musical talent.
    Titles
    • A Voicemail from a Dopey Listener
    • David's Musical Talent: A Song Showcase
    Sound Bites
    • "I don't think you know the difference between tonic water and seltzer."
    • "Somebody made a comment that you should be kinder to your father."
    • "I need some money, money in my pocket like this"
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    27 m
  • Dopey 485: Jed's Relapse! Smoke Shop Drugs: Tianeptine and Kratom, Remembering Chris! Stephen Murray! Heroin, Meth, Recovery!

    Dopey 485: Jed's Relapse! Smoke Shop Drugs: Tianeptine and Kratom, Remembering Chris! Stephen Murray! Heroin, Meth, Recovery!
    Jul 19 2024
    This Week on Dopey! We are paying homage to Chris on the 6th anniversary of his tragic death. We are joined by Jed Payne from Church and Other Drugs Podcast and talk about his harrowing Kratom recovery and how he got to celebrate his first father's day! PLUS Stephen Murray from the Safe Spot Hotline calls in to help us celebrate Dopey Day AKA ChrisMiss in August with the new CALL-A-DOPE piece of Dopey Day! If anyone is using please call 1-800-972-0590 to help prevent overdose! PLUS emails, voicemails, tattoos, Dopeycon, Dopey Day! PLUS we sneak The This American Life Dopey Segment just to fuck everybody up! All that and more on a brand spanking new but. eerily familiar episode of that good ol Dopey Podcast!!!! In this part of the conversation, David Manheim discusses various topics including Bob Marley, Dopey Day, DopeyCon, and his personal experiences with addiction and recovery. He also shares an email from a listener and announces anniversaries of Dopey Nation members. Jed from Church and Other Drugs Podcast joins the conversation and talks about his journey of addiction, relapse, and recovery. In this part of the conversation, David and Jed discuss Jed's harrowing experiences with addiction, including his relapses and the impact on his personal life. They also touch on the dangers of using substances like kratom and the importance of seeking help and treatment. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the upcoming Dopey con and the partnership with Safe Spot to provide support for addicts. The conversation in this part of the recording focuses on the Save Spot hotline, a helpline for people who use drugs and want to ensure their safety. The hotline provides support and guidance to individuals before and during drug use, with the goal of preventing fatal overdoses. The hosts discuss the importance of the hotline and how it can save lives. They also emphasize the non-judgmental and supportive nature of the hotline, as well as the sense of community it fosters. The episode concludes with a tribute to a friend who died from an overdose. In this final part of the conversation, David Manheim reflects on the tragic death of his co-host Chris and the future of the Dopey podcast. He shares the events leading up to Chris's relapse and overdose, including their last episode together and the signs of Chris's drug use. David grapples with feelings of guilt and responsibility, but ultimately decides to continue the show as a way to honor Chris's memory and raise awareness about addiction. The episode ends with a lighthearted banjo cover of Dave's song and a message of hope for the future. KeywordsBob Marley, Dopey Day, DopeyCon, addiction, recovery, email, anniversaries, Church and Other Drugs Podcast, addiction, relapse, treatment, kratom, Dopey con, Safe Spot, Save Spot hotline, drug use, safety, fatal overdose, support, community, non-judgmental, tribute, addiction, relapse, overdose, grief, podcast, Dopey, memory, awareness Takeaways Bob Marley's music is loved by many, and David Manheim and his guest discuss their favorite songs.Dopey Day is celebrated on August 16th, and listeners are encouraged to record messages to be included in the Dopey Day show.DopeyCon is an upcoming event that will feature various guests and activities.David Manheim shares an email from a listener who found strength and inspiration from the Dopey podcast.Jed from Church and Other Drugs Podcast shares his personal journey of addiction, relapse, and recovery. Addiction can lead to devastating consequences, including relapses and strained relationships.Substances like kratom can be addictive and have negative effects on one's quality of life.Seeking help and treatment is crucial for recovery and maintaining sobriety.The Dopey con event provides an opportunity for individuals in recovery to connect and support each other.Partnerships with organizations like Safe Spot can offer valuable resources and support for addicts. The Save Spot hotline provides support and guidance to individuals who use drugs and want to ensure their safety.The hotline aims to prevent fatal overdoses by offering non-judgmental and supportive assistance before and during drug use.The hotline creates a sense of community among its operators and callers, who share a common experience.The hosts emphasize the importance of reaching out for help and the potential to save lives through the hotline.The episode concludes with a tribute to a friend who died from an overdose, highlighting the devastating impact of addiction. The tragic death of Chris highlights the devastating impact of addiction and the constant risk of relapseGuilt and responsibility are common emotions experienced by loved ones after a relapse or overdoseContinuing the podcast is a way for David to honor Chris's memory and raise awareness about addictionThe banjo cover at the end of the episode serves as a reminder of the importance of finding joy and hope in the midst of ...
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    2 h y 44 m
  • Dopey Tuesday Patreon Teaser with Jeremy and Greg! Greg's Sex Appeal, Smuggling mushrooms PLUS SMOKING CRACK AND MAGGOTS VOICEMAIL!!!!

    Dopey Tuesday Patreon Teaser with Jeremy and Greg! Greg's Sex Appeal, Smuggling mushrooms PLUS SMOKING CRACK AND MAGGOTS VOICEMAIL!!!!
    Jul 16 2024

    Whats up everyone!

    This is our Tuesday Patreon Teaser! Please subscribe to Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast

    JD sent a fire dopey voicemail!

    Plus a clip of me, Jeremy and Greg hanging out talking about Greg's sex appeal and smuggling Mushrooms to Ithaca many years ago.

    DopeyCon 2024 - DC5/DCV is coming!

    Who is ready????

    Here are AI notes:

    SummaryIn this episode of Dopey, Dave introduces the Dopey Tuesday episode available on Patreon and promotes DopeyCon tickets. He then plays a voicemail from a former hater who shares a story about smoking maggots. Dave discusses the Patreon Zoom meeting and the attraction people have towards Greg and Jeremy. They talk about their charisma and sexual power, and share stories about their past adventures. The episode ends with a song. KeywordsDopey, podcast, drugs, addiction, dumb shit, Patreon, DopeyCon, lineup, voicemail, hater, smoking maggots, Patreon Zoom, charisma, sexual power, adventures, song Takeaways
    • Dopey Tuesday episodes are available on Patreon
    • DopeyCon tickets are on sale on Patreon
    • Even former haters can become contributors to the show
    • Greg and Jeremy have a certain charisma and sexual power
    • They share stories about their past adventures
    • The episode ends with a song
    Titles
    • Charisma and Sexual Power
    • The Dopey Tuesday Teaser Song
    Sound Bites
    • "Join Patreon, buy a ticket to DopeyCon"
    • "I smoked maggots somehow"
    • "Greg is incredibly attracted to people"
    Chapters 00:00Introduction and Patreon Promotion 03:12Voicemail: Smoking Maggots 13:23Discussion: Charisma and Sexual Power 17:05Story: Bringing a Bag of Drugs 21:04The Dopey Tuesday Teaser Song

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    25 m
  • Dopey 484: Coke, Heroin, Pills, Stealing, Sexual Trauma, Ketamine "I started doing a lot of coke to try and combat the sickness because, you know, science." Allegra O on Dopey!

    Dopey 484: Coke, Heroin, Pills, Stealing, Sexual Trauma, Ketamine "I started doing a lot of coke to try and combat the sickness because, you know, science." Allegra O on Dopey!
    Jul 12 2024
    This week on dopey! We are joined by Allegra Okarmus! She gets into the super nitty gritty of her experiences of drugs, addiction and dumb shit! Daughter of a Christian Scientist Mother and Soprano's Actor Father(he played Tony's dad - Johnny Boy on thje show) Allegra ran the gamut of all things Dopey! From getting kicked out of Mountainside for romance - to her connection to Chris, her overcome serious sexual trauma, debilitating drug addiction to managing the continuing care program for Mountainside her journey had it all! PLUS voicemails, emails, celebration and more this week on a brand new fucked up episode of that good old Dopey show! Emilia's Notes: - kicked out of mountainside - chris's facebook messages - vape built into the dash of a truck - mdma - mom's religion - sexual assault, sexual trauma - xanax blackouts - accidental k-hole - outdoing her friends with drugs - sex for heroin - boyfriend's seizures, selling heroin on craigslist - arrested for shoplifting - pulled a knife on her boyfriend - robbing tourists - sponsoring - relapse without drugs - reminiscing about mountainside - faltering recovery - dad's death - sober parenting AI's Notes: Summary: In this episode of Dopey, Dave talks about upcoming events and shares stories from listeners. He also interviews Allegra O'Karmis, a manager of Continuing Care at Mountainside Recovery. They discuss Allegra's journey to recovery and her role in helping clients transition from residential treatment to aftercare. The conversation touches on the importance of continuing care and the challenges of staying sober after treatment. Allegra shares her experiences of drug addiction and trauma, including instances of rape. She discusses her upbringing in a strict and religious household, her early experimentation with drugs, and her move to St. Thomas and later Tampa. Allegra reflects on her identity as a party girl and the role drugs played in her life. She also explores the complex emotions and confusion surrounding her experiences of rape. The chapter ends with Allegra being sent back to New York by her mother. In this part of the conversation, David Manheim discusses his descent into addiction and the challenges he faced during that time. He talks about his struggle with withdrawal, his use of various drugs, and the consequences of his addiction on his relationships and life. Eventually, he reaches a turning point and seeks help at a treatment center. In this final part of the conversation, David and Allegra discuss their experiences in recovery and the challenges they face as sober parents. They emphasize the importance of finding joy and replacing old behaviors with healthier ones. They also touch on the fear of relapse and the need for community and support. The episode ends with a cover of Dave's song 'Good So Bad' on the banjo by a listener named Jake. KeywordsDopey, addiction, recovery, treatment, continuing care, Mountainside Recovery, drug addiction, trauma, rape, upbringing, experimentation, party girl, identity, addiction, withdrawal, drugs, heroin, cocaine, treatment, recovery, recovery, sober parenting, joy, replacing behaviors, fear of relapse, community, support Takeaways Continuing care is an essential part of the recovery process, helping individuals transition from residential treatment to aftercareTreatment can provide support and structure, but it's what individuals do after treatment that determines their long-term sobrietyThe availability of free resources and support can vary, making it challenging for individuals to navigate their recovery journeyReading messages from deceased loved ones can be a way to process grief and feel connected to themRecovery is a personal journey, and what works for one person may not work for another The influence of upbringing and environment on drug addictionThe complex emotions and confusion surrounding experiences of rapeThe role of drugs in shaping identity and relationshipsThe impact of strict religious beliefs on personal choices and behaviors David's addiction led him to use various drugs, including opiates, cocaine, and ketamine.He experienced withdrawal symptoms and used other drugs to combat the sickness.His addiction affected his relationships and led to risky behavior, such as sleeping with others for drugs.David's father tried to intervene and get him help, but he resisted initially.Eventually, David reached a breaking point and sought treatment at a rehab center. Finding joy and replacing old behaviors with healthier ones is crucial in recovery.Being a sober parent comes with its own challenges, but putting oneself first is essential for being able to show up for the children.Having a community and support system is important in maintaining sobriety.The fear of relapse is a common concern, but staying connected to a recovery program can help prevent it.Sharing personal experiences and stories can provide hope and inspiration to others in recovery. Titles Personalizing the ...
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    2 h y 51 m
  • Handsome Evan Teaser with Jeremy! Fitness! House of the Dragon, Seizures! More! Dopey Patreon Teaser

    Handsome Evan Teaser with Jeremy! Fitness! House of the Dragon, Seizures! More! Dopey Patreon Teaser
    Jul 9 2024
    DOPEY TUESDAY TEASER with JEREMY!!!!! This week for the Tuesday Teaser we are joined by my old friend Jeremy! We catch up on Patreon, reminiscing and other dumb shit! Then we play the Handsome Evan Teaser! Oh in other giant news: Jason Biggs has signed up for DopeyCon! Get your tickets at https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CREATED NOTES! Me and Jeremy talk Summary: In this conversation, David Manheim and his friend Jeremy discuss various topics, including the Dopey Tuesday Patreon teaser, DopeyCon, their favorite TV shows, and their personal experiences. They also touch on subjects like religion, fitness, and childhood memories. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. KeywordsDopey, Patreon, teaser, DopeyCon, TV shows, religion, fitness, childhood memories Takeaways
    • The Dopey Tuesday Patreon teaser is a way to draw people to Patreon and get exclusive content.
    • DopeyCon is an annual event that features various speakers and is catered by Katz's.
    • Jeremy is into fitness and has been working on his physical shape.
    • They discuss their favorite TV shows, including House of the Dragon and X-Men 97.
    • David and Jeremy reminisce about their childhood and share funny stories.
    • They touch on topics like religion and spirituality.
    • David mentions the controversy surrounding a guest named Jesse Schwanker.
    • They talk about their love for Lord of the Rings and other movies.
    • David shares a song he wrote called 'So Bad, So Good.'
    Titles
    • Religion and Spirituality
    • The Song 'So Bad, So Good'
    Sound Bites
    • "Tuesday Dopey Teaser. Tuesday Dopey Teaser for the podcast Dopey on drugs, addiction, and dumb shit."
    • "We have this thing we do every year. It's called Dopey con. I know you're aware of it. Of course. It's on this block. Everyone is. OK. So everyone knows about Dopey con. Everyone."
    • "I bet you don't. Not really, no. Do you know how much Dopey Patreon costs? A dollar. 12 cents a day. Oh my god. 15 cents a day. That's a bargain."
    Chapters 00:00The Dopey Tuesday Patreon Teaser and DopeyCon 07:30Fitness and Favorite TV Shows 12:18Childhood Memories and Funny Stories 18:53Religion and Spirituality 25:14Controversial Guest and Lord of the Rings 31:57The Song 'So Bad, So Good'
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    39 m
  • Dopey 483: Brace Belden Returns! "One of my favorite things was being on MDMA and Heroin at the same time. It rules and is It's not talked about enough." Chris Paulson on Recovery!

    Dopey 483: Brace Belden Returns! "One of my favorite things was being on MDMA and Heroin at the same time. It rules and is It's not talked about enough." Chris Paulson on Recovery!
    Jul 5 2024
    In this episode of the Dopey Podcast, David Manheim discusses his recent experiences and travels, including a political tribunal in the Philippines. He also talks about his struggles with sleep and the importance of having a sponsor in recovery. The conversation touches on serious topics such as addiction, racism, and human rights abuses, but is infused with David's signature humor. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with addiction, rehab, and politics. They share personal stories and anecdotes, including their interactions with famous individuals. They also touch on topics such as the Biden family, the future of the economy, and the state of American politics. The conversation is filled with humor, sarcasm, and candid reflections on their own journeys. In this part of the conversation, David and Brace discuss their experiences with different drugs, including ketamine, Ibogaine, ayahuasca, LSD, mushrooms, ecstasy, and heroin. They share personal anecdotes and preferences, highlighting the effects and experiences they had with each substance. They also touch on the topic of God and spirituality, with Brace expressing his skepticism and David sharing his belief in a higher power. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted game of choosing between two options. In this final part of the conversation, David and Chris discuss the challenges of answering questions about drug use during treatment intake calls. They also explore how to find the right therapist and the importance of the therapeutic relationship. They touch on topics such as spiritual trauma, the different age groups and substance use patterns, and the potential dangers of new drugs like kratom. The conversation ends with David sharing his recent cravings and Aurora joining in for a brief chat. KeywordsDopey Podcast, addiction, recovery, sleep issues, politics, Philippines, racism, human rights abuses, addiction, rehab, politics, Biden family, economy, American politics, drugs, ketamine, Ibogaine, ayahuasca, LSD, mushrooms, ecstasy, heroin, God, spirituality, treatment intake calls, finding the right therapist, therapeutic relationship, spiritual trauma, age groups and substance use, new drugs, cravings Takeaways David shares his recent experiences and travels, including a political tribunal in the Philippines.He discusses his struggles with sleep and the importance of having a sponsor in recovery.The conversation touches on serious topics such as addiction, racism, and human rights abuses.David's humor adds a lighthearted touch to the conversation. Rehab romances can be complicated and often lead to relapseThe hosts express their disillusionment with the current political landscapeThey discuss the need for radical changes in the economy and societyThe conversation highlights the challenges and guilt associated with addiction and recoveryThe hosts share personal stories and anecdotes, providing a candid and humorous perspective on their experiences Different drugs have different effects and experiences, and individuals may have different preferences and reactions to them.Personal anecdotes can provide insight into the experiences and effects of various substances.Beliefs about God and spirituality can vary among individuals, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach.Engaging in lighthearted games and discussions can add a fun element to conversations. Answering questions about drug use during treatment intake calls can be challenging and may require balancing honesty with potential consequences.When looking for a therapist, it's important to consider what you're looking for and ask questions about their approach and theoretical orientation.Spiritual trauma can be a real issue for individuals who have experienced a disconnection from their faith or culture.Substance use patterns can vary across different age groups, with alcohol being more prevalent among older individuals and fentanyl/methamphetamine among younger individuals.New drugs like kratom can present unique challenges, and it's important to consider the potential risks and lack of quality control.Cravings for drugs can still arise even after years of recovery, and it's important to utilize support systems and coping strategies to navigate these urges. Titles The Importance of Having a Sponsor in RecoveryFrom Political Tribunals to Sleep Issues: David's Recent Experiences Rehab Romances and the Challenges of RecoveryDisillusionment with the Current Political Landscape The Skepticism and Belief in GodA Lighthearted Game of Choosing Between Options Managing Cravings and Urges in RecoverySubstance Use Patterns Across Different Age Groups Sound Bites "Welcome to another episode of Dopey, the podcast on drugs, addiction, and dumb shit.""None of us are alone when we're together.""I love coming back.""I just want to be accountable to the dopey audience right now.""I'm going to break it to you, Dave. I don't think he wants to do the show.""I think a lot of ...
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    2 h y 45 m
  • Dopey Tuesday Teaser! New Dopey Beef! The Debate! The Quirky Habit of Cereal Mixing! Alan! "I got naked for him. "He checked me from head to toe, found nothing. Thank God. Thank Jesus. I'm all clear."

    Dopey Tuesday Teaser! New Dopey Beef! The Debate! The Quirky Habit of Cereal Mixing! Alan! "I got naked for him. "He checked me from head to toe, found nothing. Thank God. Thank Jesus. I'm all clear."
    Jul 2 2024

    The Tuesday teaser with my dad is up! New Dopey Beef! Talk of the debate! Lots of talk about cereal and dessert! Email! And loads of other dumb shit!!!!!

    AI NOTES:

    SummaryIn this conversation, David Manheim discusses the benefits of joining the Dopey Patreon, his visit to the dermatologist, his participation in an AA Zoom meeting, and his appreciation for receiving socks and stickers from a Patreon member. He also talks about his father's quirks, including his unique cereal mixing habits and his thoughts on the recent presidential debate. The conversation ends with David sharing a teaser for the Dopey Patreon Tuesday show where he and his dad listen to another podcast talking about Dopey. KeywordsDopey, Patreon, benefits, dermatologist, AA Zoom, socks, stickers, father, cereal mixing, presidential debate, podcast Takeaways
    • Joining the Dopey Patreon provides access to additional Dopey content, including extra episodes, videos, and songs.
    • David visited the dermatologist due to concerns about skin issues and was relieved to find out he was all clear.
    • He participated in an AA Zoom meeting and enjoyed connecting with other members.
    • David's father has a unique habit of mixing different cereals together to create his own perfect mix.
    • They discuss the recent presidential debate and express their disappointment in the candidates.
    • The conversation ends with a teaser for the Dopey Patreon Tuesday show, where they listen to another podcast talking about Dopey.
    Titles
    • A Visit to the Dermatologist
    • Appreciating Socks and Stickers
    Sound Bites
    • "If you're a serious Dopey listener and you want more Dopey and you wonder what will you get from joining Dopey Patreon, you get so much stuff, man."
    • "I put out an extra dopey episode every Tuesday and usually a few videos and songs and lots of shit. It's a lot of bang for the buck."
    • "I got naked for him. He checked me from head to toe, found nothing. Thank God. Thank Jesus. I'm all clear."
    Chapters 00:00Introduction and Benefits of Joining Dopey Patreon 02:12A Visit to the Dermatologist 03:09Participating in an AA Zoom Meeting 04:36Appreciating Socks and Stickers 06:33The Quirky Habit of Cereal Mixing 16:02Disappointment in the Presidential Debate
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    23 m