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@JT0007Ай бұрын
I’m newly sober. Holding back the tears. Thank you for this podcast. 🫡🇺🇸
@thornburymatthew14 күн бұрын
I love your podcast and videos, Rich! Every guest on it is just so amazing. This show along with running is my new addiction. I've been clean for a couple of years. I am really trying to get into the running community because of your show. I am just learning about so many awesome human beings. Stumbling onto your cast has opened up doors of possibilities in my new sober life. Thank you, man. Sincerely.
@DopeyPodcastАй бұрын
Thanks so much for having me on!!!! It was a blast!
@richrollАй бұрын
Thanks for bringing it brother🔥
@escher3209Ай бұрын
This episode came at a particular time for me where I've been working with some friends to start some type of rudimentary podcast based on this exactly. So luck to have found your show thru RR who's been an inspiration for the longest. Much love and appreciation brothers.
@escher3209Ай бұрын
🔥
@dylancaligiuri6093Ай бұрын
@@richrollthank you and @dopeypodcast for this show. I really need positive roll models in my life and @richroll, you are a great example of the discipline and resiliency that I’m working to cultivate. @dopeyPodcast, I’m excited to check out your show.
@Brian_BoruАй бұрын
Rich kept David at bay for a long time because he likes to play head games, even with people in recovery.
@HomemakerDazeАй бұрын
I love all my recovery family more than my own family ❤ 2.5yrs!
@catsteinhilb2880Ай бұрын
Tell me more
@HomemakerDazeАй бұрын
Well the community of NA and my sponsor helped change my life! Fuck meth. @@catsteinhilb2880
@aaronschmoller371722 күн бұрын
I believe that once an addict realizes he/she has a special kind of energy and obsession for things other than drugs nothing can stand in their way, When they change what they channel their special energy into it's on ,thanks for the episode
@kelseyloushin1343Ай бұрын
For anyone who doesn't believe addiction is mental/physical illness, they need to listen to this. Cunning, baffling & powerful. Thx for this important history lesson on what the life of addiction looks like! I'm so glad he is still with us to share this important, inspiring story.
@richrollАй бұрын
Dave is the best
@Dpatz33Ай бұрын
As a member of the dopey nation, thanks for having Dave on the show!! So cool to see
@NmbrbsaАй бұрын
Love the shows focusing on addiction, sobriety and recover. I would like to see more women as well, Rich, as well as a focus on food addiction & recovery. ❤
@erinadell1692Ай бұрын
Definitely!
@Ragnar-VikingАй бұрын
Dave is a great guy ! Thanks for having him Rich.
@billtime1027Ай бұрын
The antidote to addiction is not sobriety, it's connection.
@AndreiB92Ай бұрын
Healthy* connection. One of the hardest things I've ever had to do was to ditch my ''day ones'' because they always have drugs in their pockets and consuming them was our main activity when we got together.
@lexremillard2549Ай бұрын
Acceptance and honesty lead to connection
@lindaw.5836Ай бұрын
I completely agree. Addiction is loss of connection to yourself and eveything/everyone else. Therefore sobriety is a connection to yourself and/or something/someone else. It's the ability to be open to it is the difficult thing.
@KingsMom831Ай бұрын
Outstanding podcast, as usual! My children and I lost their father a month ago & this is the kind of information that could have helped him. Side note, his name was also, Cris. Thank you Rich for continuing to put out high quality content we can always count on. Much gratitude and appreciation to you both for this episode. 🙏
@MegaMia100029 күн бұрын
I hope you and your children are okay? How did he die if you don't mind me asking? My husband died a year ago, he took his life but he was addicted to alcohol and said he couldn't see a way out of it. I couldn't see a way forward a year ago and wanted to end my life on the 22nd of August last year. Luckily, I didn't and now a year on my life is completely different, I have a new job as an alcohol recovery coordinator, I'm moving into a new house on the 22nd of August (which I've just realised is the same date) I have a new healthy relationship and I'm actually happy, which felt impossible just a year ago.
@KingsMom83129 күн бұрын
@@MegaMia1000 Thank you. Yes we are all managing as well as can be expected. I am deeply sorry to hear of your husband‘s troubles and for the loss of that connection/relationship. Sounds like you’re using all of this pain/tragedy as fuel to help build your momentum forward which is awesome! He suffered from addiction (it’s why we were estranged for the last 15+ years) He had recently gotten clean, and had about six months sobriety. In the last 10 days of his life, he went back to his hometown to help care for his father and ultimately, relapsed. He did lots of good things in the first several days before using again. Medical examiner says: “accidental” fentanyl overdose” We’re still waiting on the full toxicology report.
@Tanerak-up9lpАй бұрын
Its not about addiction, but I'm long without any idea what could help my brother. He's very anxiousely, living without electricity and Water, because of an unkown amount of debts and would need a special diet because of "sugar sickness". He's responsible for everything what he's living like now, and we don't know how to help. 3 years no Word no see anymore. I wish something like these Rock bottom stories would Wake him up, but he's not really able to look in the mirror and try. He was not vaccinated while Corona, because he was too afraid and just stayed Home. Like it still is 😢
@SamStone196413 күн бұрын
Does he have a phone and internet?
@jaynev3Ай бұрын
Really enjoyed this conversation! Thank you both! It’s crazy because addiction has no prejudice. It can take a hold of anyone, from any place, at any age, from any background. Finding a way out, which looks different for everyone, is a beautiful thing. Even though it’s hard work and requires commitment, but so worth it. I commend everyone who’s made that transition and for those that are in the struggle, it starts with a decision to want something different, then doing something different. One love ❤️
@Dio-up7yhАй бұрын
I’m savouring this piece as I want to fully appreciate the content, but Rich…visually this is a captivating cast. I want to sit at THAT table with you both and share this knowledge. And Rich, you are so good at what you do and have way more reach and influence with your podcast content than you may have had with law. Love from Australia ❤
@richrollАй бұрын
Thank you means a lot
@tamnovakАй бұрын
This man has created a community much needed, people are alive because of he and Chris...tootles. Also, he's a brotha alum. Love you man, keep on trudging that road... @DopeyPodcast
@deancooling3480Ай бұрын
Compelling listening Rich, thanks! [A relevant quote comes to mind when I think about your question - is there a need to discover the reasons for addiction in order to effect recovery. The quote reads - "Forget the past, for it is gone from your domain. Forget the future, for it is beyond your reach. Control the present. Live supremely well now. It will whitewash the dark past and compel the future to be bright. This is the way of the wise." That was from Paramahansa Yogananda].
@scottrose6643Ай бұрын
love you Dave, thanks for leading humbly by example.
@JT0007Ай бұрын
I’m newly sober. Holding back the tears. Thank you for this podcast. 🫡🇺🇸
@catherinecollins1017Ай бұрын
That was a great episode. I’m a huge Dopey fan, and I’m so happy that you had Dave on. I love him more now after hearing the interview.
@cpkay33Ай бұрын
another great episode. thanks for this. my struggle is ongoing, but can always look forward to these conversations. awesome tee as well btw.
@tralasongАй бұрын
Another beautiful, thoughtful, open conversation. Thank you both.
@kirstenc1838Ай бұрын
SO stoked to see Dave on this podcast! Dopey is the best!
@richrollАй бұрын
Right?!?!
@andreasciarretta5409Ай бұрын
Love these addiction/recovery interviews! A good one. An inspiring one. Thank you!
@bullfrogsymphony6 күн бұрын
Many times I’ve started watching an episode, and many times I turn it off with a “f-you” or “easy for you to say,” etc….(some kind of internal resistance here, I assume)…and I’ve been turned off by “hustler” types (resistance and jealousy perhaps…haha) but after one week of being fully sober, something in listening to this one felt like many small light bulbs starting to turn on and inspires me to want to stay the course. Thank you both for doing what you do. 🤘💜🤘
@User-5amk1m018 күн бұрын
1:12:17 “I was bitten by a radioactive junky” Lmao, me too, Dave… with powers and abilities I was NOT fond of at all… still fighting, still growing, recovering, and WILL recover. God be with me. God be with you.
@michaelparkingram5536Ай бұрын
Rich, I’m a devout listener, thanks for giving freely the tools to help mind, body, and spirit! If you want some good females in sobriety, try getting Katie P., you won’t be disappointed.
@hadgibАй бұрын
Just a thought, some of us are so overwhelmed with depression and anxiety that we can’t do the work without the help of psychedelics. It needs to be done in a clinical environment and treated like medicine, which it is.
@pamelakinga84022 күн бұрын
I’ve never done drugs, type a high performer. Yet this episode is one of my favourite on your roster. Im grateful you put this out here ❤
@Rue15019 күн бұрын
Really enjoying all the sobriety podcasts :) I think focusing on this epidemic is so important right now. Especially as more and more people are sober curious it's time to saturate this topic. Thank you for using your platform to spread this topic!!
@pamelakinga84022 күн бұрын
I can’t get over how good this talk was
@radikstettler3853Ай бұрын
We love you Dave!
@StoryThyme100Ай бұрын
Living in "Dutch Country" I get a kick out of hearing Dave had a turning point here.
@lydiarowe49129 күн бұрын
Using and not using…and everything in between…what a session…for anyone that has no idea this has been a great conversation to tell it how it is..thankyou both..⭕️🦋⭕️
@ruthswiftrealtorАй бұрын
Fantastic episode! So interesting to hear people’s life stories, of going through the worst of times and still finding a way through, to building a better life!
@misharamage552913 күн бұрын
Hey! Everyday drinker for 20+ yrs here. I’ve had other substances mixed in there. I’m working on getting fully sober. I’m not drinking every day for the last 2 yrs. But still drinking. And I don’t want to. And I’m soo afraid to go to meetings.
@marionbeecham8233Ай бұрын
Dopey is the best. way to go Dave. x
@brookes1911Ай бұрын
This was one of the best yet! I'm now working my way through the Dopey back catalogue 👏
@gabriellebutler8254Ай бұрын
Dave is a deadset legend
@joanolmstead1219Ай бұрын
i got sober for my daughter, first Alanon. i didn't want her to marry a guy like her dad. then i peeled the onion to all 12 step programs (glad this guy got sober, and your interview, presence and being; make this podcast my favorite". )
@nouragilmore264Ай бұрын
This is amazing guys keep going 💖💖💖
@winstonthomas457625 күн бұрын
I’ve never had a drug issue, but I can feel this episode. I can see a movie out of it!
@user-ww6fg7vg7bАй бұрын
Loved your conversation!!
@annaelizabeth3525Ай бұрын
I really enjoyed this interview. So insightful as someone whose family member is going through addiction. Thank you
@ShSy-ni6zq29 күн бұрын
People who are crazed can't RECOVER I am very literally My RECOVRY is NEVER AGAIN Will people go through what I went through! I only know this through MINDFULNESS and 12 STEP People are making ( or passively) a new generation become addicts like us ! THAT MAKES ME RAGED!
@AlignmentPaths29 күн бұрын
Such a great story teller. Captivating.
@janetfedeles396429 күн бұрын
I really enjoyed listening to Dave. His story is serious, not funny, but the way he says things made me laugh. I got a lot out of this interview, as always. Thanks.
@Roy-G-BivАй бұрын
Here for Dave. Love him and all he has done to help humans. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💀💀💀💀💀 "The Last Jewish Waiter" is so good and sooooo funny!
@dannyjacobson138126 күн бұрын
This is my first time of hearing about dopey Nation my favorite part of recovery is how interesting it is. Loved this😊
@brooklynnbridget4997Ай бұрын
Excellent show! Thank you!!!👌
@carolgerber6375Ай бұрын
I haven't even listened to this yet and I know it's going to be fabulous!
@allardvanderstarreАй бұрын
beautiful...i am strait from amsterdam; finding a new guitar yesterday....its better than drinking...its fun
@breathingspace5283Ай бұрын
I loved it too. I was surprised that a topic I wouldn’t normally be interested in, but I felt I HAD to watch it to the end. I love the rebel inside him & it’s made me want a bit of that. #thankyou xxDee
@BlackRail3310 күн бұрын
Love Dave. Great interview!
@lauriewebb472614 күн бұрын
Thank you I needed this today❤
@Tsjr628Ай бұрын
What a great podcast! This is truly an illustration of why any day can be day 1.
@MKYAholisticwellnessАй бұрын
This is amazing and exactly what I needed today. Thank you.
@nooneinparticular986823 күн бұрын
Day two of sobriety. So ashamed to admit that I’m addicted to weed. I have adhd. It’s a challenge. I am so sick of being sick and tired. I want to be sober. I just don’t how. I’m so lost today
@rebeccaoshea7934Ай бұрын
This was amazing 👏 ❤
@justinchamberlain344323 күн бұрын
0:10 41 as an addict and completely reinvented himself-Praise God 2:10 didn’t have a God moment until..
@hamzalh1937Ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@serenityseeker934421 күн бұрын
Damn good interview. Thank you.
@nooneinparticular986823 күн бұрын
Subbed. This was amazing.
@ivanak7149Ай бұрын
Wow. What a story. Thanks for sharing.❤
@melissazwieg2988Ай бұрын
Thank you🥇
@allardvanderstarreАй бұрын
time for some coffee and water: no drugs, no acohol...no painkillers; no nothing
@user-er6ec1vr3xАй бұрын
Thank you ! I needed this!
@jodehoward4473Ай бұрын
So freaking good!!!
@tingkidgaming2696Ай бұрын
One word! AWESOME 🎉
@GenXMysticАй бұрын
I always question small pupils.
@stevenschusterАй бұрын
Thanks for this guy! 😎
@ReintroducingMyselfАй бұрын
Wow, excellent interview!
@DJRentz26 күн бұрын
Such an amazing episode. Dave is a true inspiration who has done more for me than anyone else on this planet, aside from my parents. Thrilled to see Dave have an opportunity to share his story on this platform and am looking forward to seeing Dopey and Dave continue to flourish.
@promptstompingАй бұрын
Dopey Dave! 🎉🎉
@Jim_LАй бұрын
This episode of Rich Roll is yet more proof that these AA-type programs don't really work all that well. Think about how many times addicts who attend something like AA relapse before getting it right. The statistics I've been able to find show that AA is successful 1.5% of the time (damn, that's not even 2%). I've also seen it as high as 10%. "Successful" is defined as still being sober five years after attending your first meeting. Think about how many meetings are filled with newbies, with only a very small handful of old-timers. It's an organization that has never gone through scientific/medical testing. I'm surprised that Rich Roll never mentions a lack of focus on nutrition for ex-addicts. These meetings are typically comprised of three things: 1) Usually a table of fatty, animal-laced, sugary doughnuts; 2) cups and cups of coffee; and 3) chain smokers. There's no emphasis on food and nutrition. No discussion on whole-foods, entirely plant-based eating that is low in fat, no oils, low in processed sugars, low in sodium. There's also no emphasis on routine exercise. David Manheim said it himself, which is that you're really ready to quit drugs/alcohol when YOU (and only you yourself) are ready to quit. Until then, AA is useless.
@efilteauАй бұрын
This guys is sonfunny but so new york weird … a pleasure to ear 🙃
@marcschelzАй бұрын
i really think randy blythe would be an amazing guest for this podcast
@makwenkwesaul16377 күн бұрын
Two months 🎉
@lisamimi-jd9wn29 күн бұрын
why does addiction get separated from alcoholism ? drugs and alcoholic and not ADDICTION?
@OMNala22 күн бұрын
♥️
@thefamily270726 күн бұрын
Life partner 🤔 I think we can all draw a conclusion
@ntwadumela177726 күн бұрын
1:44:14 nice
@brianl37669 күн бұрын
Sobriety is easy, a better quality of life is not. That is why relapsing and addiction is so common. Make suicide attainable.
@marionbeecham8233Ай бұрын
#missChris hey
@HomemakerDazeАй бұрын
Yay for not getting on the psychedelic band wagon. No short cuts needed
@saturday32Ай бұрын
Chris who?
@kalval1212Ай бұрын
I MISS CHRIS 😢
@ajd777Ай бұрын
I have watched since episode 1 on Kauai with Julie and I am disappointed that Rich isn’t talking about what’s happening in the USA 🇺🇸 with a follow of his magnitude.
@bdunnskiАй бұрын
:)
@SubtractiveMovesАй бұрын
Is this another 2 hour video that goes nowhere?
@Dio-up7yhАй бұрын
Maybe you’re just ignorant?
@Ragnar-VikingАй бұрын
This is deep brother. Rich does a great job pulling out the stories. This Video is absolutely heartfelt
@Roy-G-BivАй бұрын
only for you.
@Ragnar-VikingАй бұрын
@@Roy-G-Biv sorry you don't feel stuff. Best wishes Roy
@Roy-G-BivАй бұрын
@@Ragnar-Viking WTH, I was commenting on the OP comment, What are you referring to?
@jbird643Ай бұрын
So good thanks for having @dopeypodcast on
@rachellehart6269Ай бұрын
Thank you for being such a huge part of my recovery. 3 ½ years one day at a time.🙏🩷
@hadgibАй бұрын
Just a thought, some of us are so overwhelmed with depression and anxiety that we can’t do the work without the help of psychedelics. It needs to be done in a clinical environment and treated like medicine, which it is.