Jodie Sweetin - Steve-O's Wild Ride! Ep #71

[@seannapper9029]

I met Jodie Sweetin twice in a 20 year span while living in PA, in 1996 when I was 12 and she was 14, at a mall signing in Scranton, a year after full house got cancelled and got a Polaroid picture of her(from my mom) , fast forward 20 years later in 2016 I was at Penn State saw her again at a speaker event promoting her book unsweetened and was on her 2nd season on fuller house in which the 20 year old Polaroid picture was never signed and she signed it that night. I’ll never forget it. Met many celebrities afterwards but that one was truly special. Mad❤ Jodie Sweetin

[@LC-ri5xv]

This is one of the realist interviews I’ve ever seen. So damn good, would love to see her on again. I didn’t realize how refreshing it would be to hear a celebrity talk about some of the realist shit in such a casual way.

[@maryamhamid6003]

@@BigNickdogg420 I don’t know who the guys are but I was hoping she’d talk about full house and the cast etc but it was still nice

[@MSW96]

@@maryamhamid6003 Educate yourself

[@michaelmclendon6368]

MJ

[@michaelmclendon6368]

MJ

[@fafsa89]

Totally agree. She's awesome!

[@No1_Inpa_Ticular]

I love Jodie. She’s so down to earth and beautiful

[@schnitzel_rada7605]

hello everyone.

[@ebogar42]

It's the face tucked ears.

[@TheOneandOnlyJoeyPop]

How rude! 😂😂

[@alanvallazza9781]

Her and Candace Cameron are good persons. I also like Danica McKellar, Tracy Gold and Tina Yothers.

[@knowthycell]

That black shirt trying to hide those knockers

[@MetalBaller83]

Man she is about as down to earth as they come! Very humble, very grounded, and very comfortable in her own skin. Very cool.

[@SarahLenaM]

I love how she admits that even though her parents who gave her a loving home and family raised her right that she chose to do wrong in her life but also chose to turn her life around. Not always is it the parents fault for how the child turns out. The fact that people can go through the things these two have and talk about it and be open is really something. Just whatever happens do the best you can and teach them right from wrong. Teach the them good and bad and hope everything works out for the best in the end. I loved watching this. It hit a lot of hard topics but also really funny.

[@AccordingToWillow]

they put her in an industry that is known for causing lifelong problems at a drastically disproportionate rate to the rest of society based on her highly impression of what it would be like from what she saw on TV at 3 years old. To suggest that her trajectory is mostly a result of her poor decision making is absolutely ridiculous.

[@SarahLenaM]

@@AccordingToWillow You listened to the episode right? How she SAID her parents allowed her AS LONG AS SHE WANTED TO do it but they said if she decided not to do it that was 100% OK. I know what an industry like that can do to someone especially at a young age of being put in there but her parents weren't evil like a lot of childhood stars were. That her parents weren't even in the industry themselves. I love that you decided to reply 2 years later to this comment though. We can all agree to disagree as well. I can tell you dislike what I said and hey that's fine. You take care though.

[@Greatlakeskyle.]

Would never have guessed this one would happen. She seems so rad as a person.

[@dg6845]

Cali peoples for sure

[@BobbyGeneric145]

Still sexy af too. But she never talked about her massive meth addiction while having a cop husband.

[@BobbyGeneric145]

@@elsarios1091 me too!

[@rosioreynoso7890]

Loving that LP soldier 🖤🤘🖤🤘

[@DS-me7kk]

I though so too until she said she is progressive left

[@sophiemia827]

Definitely one of my fave episodes! Jodie's energy is so radiant and authentic, which is hard to find in a lot of people; especially those who've been through the Hollywood Machine. She and Steve-O are both survivors, and it's a delight to watch them vibe together. ^_^

[@matthew7371]

Wow, watched this out of curiosity, ended up loving the interview and Jodie so much more than I imagined. She's fucking awesome.

[@williamserver4332]

She is a communist you fool. Read about her

[@matthew7371]

@@williamserver4332 I read about her, she's not a communist, sorry wrong person

[@williamserver4332]

@@matthew7371 educate yourself. Then speak. If you choose not to then be quiet

[@matthew7371]

@@williamserver4332 I have educated myself, then spoken. Seems you have not educated yourself, that or your sources are unreliable. Learn to use your own brain and not be another sheep who is easily led. If you refuse to mature, become a man, and learn to think on your own, proceed to silence yourself. Yes, you have made a fool of yourself, dont do what's in your heart and get angry, just advance yourself. I'll assume your young, 14 or 15, based on the ignorance you display, so I'll be easy on you.

[@deadhead92]

Wow same thing happen to me

[@cassiephillips9011]

What a genuinely gorgeous human inside and out!!!Jodie is a real sweetheart and seems so unbothered by the Hollywood machine!!!❤️

[@seanmcguire7974]

What she said about her feelings changing about her mom when she had a kid was amazingly insightful on her own part

[@craigkonowal1260]

These companies should be thanking Stevo up and down for the way he does the ads lol. Tremendous

[@viking_nor]

Im sure he does it for free

[@joshrojak5911]

Agree about the way he sponsors said the same thing to myself.. real dude right there whole lot of care in his work

[@cgasucks]

Yeah. I do realize Steve-O isn't doing this for free and has bills to pay but I love the way he plugs his sponsors. He does it seamlessly, tastefully and with good timing.

[@joshrojak5911]

Todd Will yea no shit he does it the best though

[@KingNexusMOCs]

Well, he gets paid...

[@the_minimalistic_adventure]

Dang, Jodie still looks so young. She’s a beauty and just a naturally nice girl!

[@Amero2323]

Yeah usually when I don't see a child actor for years, I'm surprised at how old they look...it's the opposite for her.

[@LuisVega-so3tt]

100% not a naturally nice girl at all!! Far from it actually, was on set with her years ago and she is extremely stuck up and believes she is above others and treated people like she was above them and no one was bugging her at all. Her costars were all nice and even the director was kissing her ass to not upset her even more...definitely not naturally a nice girl

[@Trainy2]

@@LuisVega-so3tt Shw was going through addiction issues for years, so I wonder if that was the reason she wasnt nice

[@shawnkurtisTV]

@@LuisVega-so3tt yet here you are..

[@Wills4gottenbday]

She kind of looks like scarjo to me

[@elijahchesterthomas5334]

She looks happy and healthy. Good to see one of the kid stars doing well

[@anthonycampos8057]

I hope shes doing well after Bob Saget's death.

[@havenleigh3733]

This is a great podcast. Jodie is So Candid. And Stevo asks all the right questions. Thanks for this. Im struggling and this is helping

[@M0053yfate]

Hope it's getting better. Good luck to you.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

**Steve-O !

[@Just-the-Gameplay]

Hope you are doing better random internet stranger

[@TonyaQtv]

Rooting for ya ❤️

[@jazz0904]

I LOVE her laugh its so genuine and she's truly comfortable

[@DarkHoliday11]

Yeah it's the kind of laugh that could strip the paint off a car...

[@Runny117]

love these open conversations. life isn't all sunshine and rainbows (even though people would like you to believe that on their social media profiles) and its important to talk about it. Jodie is awesome

[@mikehazzard7255]

This is actually the single greatest addiction and mental health conversation I've ever heard the realest convos I ever heard great job

[@Dirtboxhor]

Jodie seems like an amazing lady. I loved how Steve put it, "You have to have a license to catch a fish but any asshole can have a kid." So true.

[@Jake-wl7mh]

That line was uttered by Keanu Reeves in the move Parenthood

[@seamusoraghaillach6973]

So who would regulate who can have kids? A fascist government? Neither of those two would have ever been allowed to have children.

[@teenlaqueepha]

@@seamusoraghaillach6973 well, there’s that.. and let’s be honest.. none of us are perfect and know everything. So, we’d all be sterilized lol.. except for the dipshts in charge. It’s just sad that all the crackheads are spitting out babies by the dozens.

[@mattpassos5689]

@@teenlaqueepha there’s certain cases where the parents are genuinely terrible and abuse their kids, but you don’t know who they’ll be until they have the kids

[@BaconNMegs]

Lol and this is why drug addicts don’t make decisions for the whole world Becuase then dumb shit that sounds good when you say it on a podcast might become fact

[@schuka1]

So grateful for this video on so many levels! The healing she speaks of and the healing your speaking of! Love that this is the world we get to see you ,brother Stevo, talking deep about sobriety!

[@matt_grossman]

I've binged like 20 of these episodes in the last few days and this one was my unexpectedly my favourite. Really great convo, really great podcast!

[@mistyhall001]

"I don't give a shit how people look at me I survived" ..That's right girl you are a survivor!

[@ryannmehelich3082]

I have struggled with addiction to opiots my whole life I have been clean for two years and her story really hit home ... Thank you for doing this interview!! It was so positive!!💜

[@ruraljuror1734]

Good for you, girl!! 💪🏼

[@kryptichands968]

Congrats odaat

[@stephanie_smith]

Keep going!! I've watched my mom struggle my whole life with different prescribed medications....opiods being one for a big portion of my youth and young adult life and its so sad to see her in her much older adult years in such a deterioted state. I lost my mom to it. I lost my biological dad too which I grew up not knowing. It hurts on many levels to witness her choices. I wish very much for you to keep going with your sobriety!! And to live a wonderful life for you.

[@hurricanekitty6736]

Me too…congratulations on 2yrs!!

[@SleighJessi]

I’ve never had the pleasure of meeting Jodie, but I can confirm that she is a great person. A relative of mine got to know her well while they were in recovery together, and when that relative ODed later on, Jodie donated to the funeral fund and reached out to my relative’s parents with a nice message. Super cool chick.

[@RespectfullyReal]

I'm late getting on board Steve-o's Wild Ride but couldn't be happier for him and his podcast. He seems like the kind of man who thrives on having an audience and a way to generate his visions. What a great opportunity for him to fulfill his ambition and maintain his sobriety. Steve's addiction and recovery playing out in a public light must have been heartbreaking for him at the time, but simultaneously was a godsend for so many others. He offered the world a very honest look at the ups and downs, the very good and the very ugly life of an addict. And having found sobriety and renewed success as an adult is an incredible testament and inspiration to what's possible if you get treatment. I'm excited to catch up on his podcasts and wish him all the best. Steve-o is the man!

[@ETGcasper]

How does she still look 18 man I can’t get over it! So beautiful..

[@wickedvegas702]

Steve-o ain't got no shame taking every sponsor that comes his way hahahaha go from cereal to bluechew

[@whiteness187]

no youtube adds though if you notice go steeve o

[@wickedvegas702]

@@whiteness187 I promise u thats not by choice..probably because of some topics that were discussed and yt is sensitive

[@BiLLz66614]

I would too for the money he probably makes.

[@glowerpower]

Why should he be ashamed? Get that paper, Steve-o, and keep up the wild ride!

[@Biotoze]

Love these types of interviews/pods. Goes to show that a lot of things people face hits everyone equally.

[@Sketch_Sesh]

An 80’s childhood icon... loving this interview

[@oldsoulone1217]

@D Law Yeah 80's - 90's. Full House started in like 86/87 I think it was, then wrapped up in 95.

[@nickx1754]

This is possibly my favorite Wild Ride interview. Jody seems really cool and down to Earth. I don't much care for the political stuff but the part about taking psych meds was a highlight. It's too easy to feel shame for using / needing meds. I think these kind of open discussions are immensely helpful. Thanks Jodie and Steve-O!!

[@col.cottonhill6655]

Well of course she's on psych meds she's a leftist.

[@geneveenash8512]

I watched her growing up and never knew she was walking a very similar path. Her growth is beautiful and inspiring. I’ve been sober for five years now and yeah, thank god I made it. But what’s most important is I found the reasons for the reason I was running from the pain I held onto, cause I thought I had to. Learning to let it go. This podcast was very awesome and relatable and thank you for sharing 🙏

[@erockrude]

This went deeper and hit me harder than a lot of other interviews...addiction and depression specifically. Made me think of myself and too many other people. Gotta meet y'all one day

[@melaniebaldwin7594]

I can so relate to everything she spoke about in regards to motherhood being “that moment”. Becoming a mother forced me to look at myself, and heal all those hurts from my childhood, and having had an absent father who also was an alcoholic. It was becoming a mother that ultimately forced me to either continue on spiraling out of control or do what was needed to stop the cycle so my children didn’t have the same experiences as me.

[@stephanie_smith]

Yes your story sounds almost exactly like mine! Absentee father who couldn't show up and chose other hurtful things. I had my mom but she was checked out a lot and still to this day isn't present bc she chose her own "vices" for coping. I had no idea how my own coping wasn't serving me, even though I was actively trying to be as healthy as possible. My kiddos really helped open my eyes along my journey! Love my kiddos and embrace being a present mom who isn't perfect but shows up trying every day. So bravo to you on your journey!!

[@knowthycell]

The hard part (father here) is seeing my character flaws manifest in a preteen, Character flaws I did not see before.

[@stephanie_smith]

@@knowthycell what does this mean?

[@knowthycell]

@@stephanie_smith the OP mentions ‘being forced to look at myself’ after having a baby. I’m referring to when that baby grows up and begins exhibiting my own character flaws in their 12yr old way. Seeing those flaws in my son makes me realize that my not dealing with them is now hurting him.

[@stephanie_smith]

@@knowthycell oh I see what you mean...thank you for sharing! I have twin 13 year old girls so I most certainly can relate. Don't be too hard on yourself though as I am sure you are helping him learn and navigate the world around him. Best thing I learned along my my journey was that if I am actively trying and showing up then I'm doing all I can. We aren't oerfect humans...showing up with love, that we can fail and pick ourselves up actually is so helpful for our children.

[@abyss-lf6ez]

She seems cool af. This was a dope interview.

[@heatherboz]

She's an amazing human I grew up watching her and I'm so happy she overcame everything and is in such a great place in her life. She really is the most down to earth celebrity

[@musicalmistress101]

Aww, I'm happy she is doing so well! My sister and I met Jodie when she did a meet-and-greet tour during the Full House years. It was about a 30 second meet while she signed a photograph of herself but still a cool experience lol. Thanks for this interview, Jodie's presence is an instant flashback to my childhood.

[@jeromysmith2486]

Not a regular here but I have to say Im glad that 2 people I found entertaining at 2 different times of my life have found a good place in life. Congrats on all your hard work in life getting back to living.

[@jakevillari347]

Steve’s face when he’s listening 😂😂😂

[@stpeteitsok]

Sooooo glad I’m not the only one who thinks this lmao. Dude is awesome can’t wait to see him live

[@Shared-Experiences]

I know! I wouldn't be able to have a serious conversation with him.

[@corymatthew6840]

I refuse to believe she’s almost 40…So awesome and unexpected to have Stephanie on here love it Steve-O!

[@boostedboosted9195]

I’m so happily surprised with this one! Actually one of my favorite ones! Jodie & you guys have so much natural chemistry together it was so rad! Funny & interesting, kept me on the edge of my seat & it was over an hour but felt like 5 minutes, definitely have to have her back on!

[@justinepetersen7592]

Thank you Steveo for bringing this amazing guest. I had no idea who she even was but she is now one of my favorite people. ❤❤❤ Jodie if your reading this. I'm sure you know already YOUR AMAZING!!!!

[@Smokeyquartzshop]

This one got me ❤ the way she saw her mother in a whole new way. That's awesome 🙏

[@skaterdude14b]

The internet continues to make progressively more mind-bending mashups. i LOVE it

[@DudeBroMma]

Mashups indeed, mate!😂🤣

[@christianscacchetti9178]

Whenever I see her I think about her roasting Kimmy “What’s a horoscope, a telescope that can only see your face?” 🤣

[@AnCapCat]

Dude that shit was so great

[@Brandeath]

I never knew if she meant it as horror-scope or whore-oscope haha

[@crystal25288]

Yeah she always called her an airhead 😂

[@retrojmp23]

Jodie is so freakin cool, and looks great. Happy to see her doing well.

[@captainscentsible1811]

Especially for having a meth addiction for years. She looks like she never did drugs.

[@ysoto9890]

I love coming back to this and listening to Jodie's story. Unfortunately for me antidepressants never worked because of my PTSD but I eventually found healing from magic mushrooms. I just want anyone reading this now to know there is a way out, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

[@dragonrider4339]

It’s so weird hearing Stephanie Tanner curse 😂😂😂😂I remember when full house started me and my family would all gather around the tv to watch it.. great memories

[@richardgardin5367]

The first time I heard Bob Saget comedy I was blown away and shocked. Growing up watching him on TV and AFV then that was crazy.

[@Zoroth3Demon]

Dude this was surprisingly awesome she was a great guest. Edit: Steve-O is getting a lot better at these interviews and not talking about himself. Not that we didn’t like that too. 😂

[@rotten2209]

Edits Edit: Some thoughts are better left to ourselves.

[@Zoroth3Demon]

@@rotten2209 Steve O has talked about it plenty of times how he was working on his interview skills bc of that. Didn’t mean any of it to come off the way you took it. And I was surprised about her bc I didn’t even know who she was until I clicked on the video, let alone anything about her life.

[@Cj-yv7pg]

Thats because she didnt let which is good for him,she doesnt back down shes good

[@TheVampireAzriel]

Jodie Sweetin was my childhood crush. She's still gorgeous.

[@tleeg74]

I was always more of a DJ Tanner kinda guy myself.

[@TheVampireAzriel]

@@tleeg74 that's entirely fair. I think part of my crush was that they always played Stephanie's birthday episode on my birthday and JS's birthday is the day after mine.

[@tleeg74]

@@TheVampireAzriel I hear ya.

[@yourescum497]

She’s definitely gonna read these comments and see this. You have a chance now!

[@TheVampireAzriel]

@@yourescum497 don't get my hopes up! 😂

[@ryanh2881]

Absolutely loved this episode. What a delightful person, Jodie; well all of you guys. I've been hooked on this podcast, you guys do an amazing job! You, Steve O, have improved so well with your interview skills. As a fellow sober person, it is so cool to be able to identify that with people later in life. There is Steve O Jackass days and Sober-Steve O. Both versions have helped me out in some way. Love you guys! Keep it going.

[@Fhkctjv]

I’m also adopted and struggle with addiction. I just started talking to my biological mother and can relate to what Jodie said on her experience with that, being sober and gratitude hitting for real... that’s where I’m at . It’s so cool how it unravels. Whatever higher power a person has, it’s or they are definitely a master at the slow reveal, that’s an absolute. For sure. Thanks Steve-o bro you’re a natural .

[@lindseygonzalez5768]

I just read Steve-O’s book to completion, it is one of the most interesting and most sad thing I’ve ever read. I felt like his emotions translated to the pages very well. Thank you for sharing your stories, they were truly entertaining and exciting to read. Once you start reading you can’t stop till the book is done, I highly advise anyone and everyone to get Steve-O’s book.

[@marcpledger]

What a genuinely nice lady. Really enjoyed this episode. I don’t really do the social media stuff but I’ll see if I can find her podcast.

[@nicoleyoshihara4011]

Yes for overcoming addiction! 💯Loved this interview! God Bless you guys! I'm so so glad you guys are here and alive ❤

[@hanslamontagne]

Jodie, Stevo, your conversation on substance abuse and mental health hits me hard. So glad that all of you got the help you needed and thankfully you’re still around to share your stories

[@davidromero6998]

I love her. she made me feel so optimistic. I love how she views things

[@kgindustries2937]

I loved her back then, love her even more now. What a awesome person.

[@jakeperpetua6604]

Jodie has lived a normal human life and she’s proud enough to talk about it. Love Jodie ❤️

[@elsarios1091]

Not really…she had a major meth addiction while she was married to a cop…so … yeah

[@jakeperpetua6604]

@@elsarios1091 well if you weren’t aware addiction is kind of common, although of course nothing to take lightly. And if you’re implying that being married to a cop is automatically bad, then that’s unfair. So yeah

[@jakeperpetua6604]

And Steve-o was addicted to 1000 drugs, why are you even in these comments 😂😂😂😂😂

[@elsarios1091]

@@jakeperpetua6604 I am a fan of them both. All I’m saying is that Jodie has not in any way lived a normal life. She’s very famous and had a double life being addicted to meth while married to a cop. I read her book, Unsweetened, and she goes over these things in detail. I find her life fascinating…normal is just not what I would call it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jakeperpetua6604]

@@elsarios1091 your life isn’t normal Elsa

[@MrTmac2023]

36:13 is truly a beautiful part of this interview. im glad you clipped it and also posted it steve-o. thats deep and powerful. subscribed

[@burkedejanes244]

As always, thanks for the open conversation. We all know Steve-O is an unique ambassador for those of us that have been up one side an down the other. These two people have been around the block and can relate to many people in ways that others can't. Thanks guys for presenting yourselves in an open and matter of fact way. To all of my compatriots out there, best wishes.

[@rebeccalyn9908]

Talk about hearing what I didn't realize I needed to hear. Thank you Jodi for reminding me I'm doing a-ok in my understanding of life. '01 here. You're still so cute and I want to be your friend in such a pathetic I want to share the vibes way. I think you grew up rather gracefully, in the best way only humility can allow for. 🙏💜

[@damonmiller8118]

She looks like she hasn't aged a day since the original show still looks like a kid at 39 years old

[@doubleinverselololol]

Bruh🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️😂😂😂

[@Greatlakeskyle.]

I mean yes she looks like herself but she’s definitely a fully grown woman now b

[@Robbo859]

How rude!

[@jcout25]

Dude, she definitely looks older than 5. Hide ya kids, everybody!

[@oblongfan1]

right? and she looks like she dont get all that botox and fillers either. she looks good for her age

[@plumbcrazy3983]

She is SOOO cool! Jeans and a T-shirt, no makeup, strait hair, and she is so beautiful. I've had a crush on here since I was 13.

[@bootymcnasteez2033]

Freaking simp.... But yah i agree with everything you just said hahaha.

[@chucktouchton398]

Ditto. I always thought she was the most beautiful girl when I was a kid. She looks amazing!

[@bethanywilhelm4451]

I love your transparency Jodie, you rock!!☝🏼💕

[@johncalgelia7118]

So great to see her after all these years, doing so well. She sounds great, looks great

[@kikib8434]

Awesome podcast. I don't suffer from substance addiction and I am so grateful for that, because I know people who do and I can't imagine how difficult it is. Love this channel - keep kicking ass, Steve-O 😁🖤.

[@disfunkshuninc.8064]

I just fell in love.... What a breath of fresh air coming from a child of hollywood! I can relate with the getting sober and I believe it really added depth to your personality Ms. Sweetin. Recovery principles aren't just for addicts, everyone can benefit from them!🤙

[@nymetsfan912]

Well said.

[@kryptichands968]

Well said as well,,I was just thinking that at a meeting a few days ago

[@purewater4057]

I didn't want it to end, so entertaining, great job on the podcast!

[@christinaspickler7236]

I already loved Jodie Sweetin before this but after this I’ve gained a whole lot more love and respect for Jodie Sweetin!

[@marianbecker9805]

I had no idea she had been through all of this. Ive always loved her. So proud of her.

[@mitchmccollum1230]

Loved this interview Steve. Grew up on Full house.

[@AlexandraG_]

Loved this interview Jodie is so beautiful and looks so young, she's aging so gorgeous naturally! Awesome story and she's so articulate, always was a fan of her on full house I adore her after this podcast!

[@CodyAlushin]

I can't thank you enough for the discussion on mental health. That is an extremely important discussion to have openly and without fear of judgement. Y'all are awesome!

[@marksasich2881]

I love this Jody! This is so good I really have always gotten a lot out of women in recovery who talk very openly and honestly about their experience. I got into recovery myself at a pretty early age 26 and it is so complicated to work in the field with with folks who have my ailment because it just takes such a toll on you watching other people be stuck and knowing what's at stake. Wow thanks Jodi right on for doing the work with people and yourself that's amazing being willing to share your story that's really great. Good job Steve-O! You sure can pick em!

[@vaporiiz]

mad respect to her dealing with all the fame & biological dispositions with addictions.. that stuff is hard to break

[@jakemiess2230]

I grew up watching full house and to hear her story it's really inspirational and her laugh is so contagious and I love it and I respect her as a mother and as a human being

[@vickielawson3114]

It’s crazy how she doesn’t look any different than she did the last season of Full House. She’s lucky that her rough living didn’t affect her looks. And I like how her appearance is simple; no makeup, fancy clothes, nor hairstyle.

[@JanoyCresva]

LOL no makeup? Riiiight.

[@amandaboyens]

@@JanoyCresva what make up is she wearing?... As a woman I can tell you she's not wearing anything. Maybe , MAYBE mascara..

[@angiearellano3737]

I dont see any makeup either. If there is its VERY minimal

[@purpledove7008]

It's insane. She was on meth. The WORST drug for your skin. Look up Jael Strauss when she did meth after being on America's next top model.. But jodi looks amazing

[@PunkRockZombie205]

@@purpledove7008 maybe as a celebrity she had access to real methamphetamines. The reason meth destroys people like that is because the government has banned all the ingredients people were making it with. So now it's all rat poison and drain cleaner and shit. It's our governments fault it ruins people's health the way it does

[@30pipeliner]

This is one of the best interviews I’ve watched . The nostalgia of growing up with Full House was awesome but the fact that I am in recovery and all the honest recovery talk was so great and so relatable to me. They did kind of lose me at the end when they went political lol. Also does Jodie actually age crazy!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Alyssathatgrrrl]

I read Jodi's book about...i don't know 6 or so years ago and it was so good! I am so happy that she came out on the other side! I would love to see more of her...she needs her own show!

[@katrinagregoire3739]

Thank you guys for us listening to this discussion. I needed to hear this, very appreciated by you guys opening up. Thank you

[@saraglickman5889]

I had no idea how amazing Jodie Sweetin is! I am an adoptee as well who was born to addict parents and I can relate to everything she is saying to a tee!

[@Aldiggy2000]

Man I love her she's so down-to-earth

[@dhammes9616]

This podcast was really good I love Jodie Sweetin in full house and fuller house and she’s a real down to earth person I wish I could be more like her thank you for inviting her on your podcast so I got to know her a little better

[@hynaspit6234]

I love watching them talk about their recovery and seeing them genuinely happy and healthy on the other side. Wishing them the best always.

[@JacobDean88]

I love how real she acts and looks. A very real person. Awesome video!!🔥

[@zaine8476]

Thanks for nan incredible talk.. I'm the same age as Jodie and watched Full House every TGIF before going downhill. Had sober parents with addiction in the family, been through the whole thing and then some so it's cool to relate to some of my peers who I watched and admired in my younger years.

[@tranerekt1731]

Steve looks like an old Japanese man when he's listening.

[@chadanddadfishing4857]

The light must be too bright lol

[@GearGasms]

Hilarious!

[@andiekaye1658]

Lmao

[@jedmundt7706]

🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@Foreignparisite]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@christinaw2518]

Love Jodie so much! She is an amazing person and a wonderful advocate for mental health.

[@christinaw2518]

@Hook Nose Foreskin Thief Excuse you, I was giving props to someone who I admire for speaking so openly abt her mental health and struggles. It’s really inspiring to see someone who has done the work and evolved. Especially when you are in the middle of your own mental health work and feels like it’s never ending. She gives hope to many ppl who have or currently feel like life is hopeless.

[@janefrost8744]

As a Jackass fan and a Full House Fan this was the mashup I didn't know I needed. Jodie was the best actor on Full House and still is!

[@kryptichands968]

I loved full house, it made me dream of the family I wanted, not the family I had.,,,this is frigging awesome so glad to see her and she's doing well, kick ass Steve O

[@thepoliteheretic]

As an adoptee, it was so nice to hear how similar mine and Jodies life has been honestly. Great interview.

[@dr.goodvibespubgclipsmusic6667]

IF IVE EVER been a fan of something since day 1, I'll be 38 in a few days and GREW UP along WITH #JodieSweetin as she was on Full House.TGIFridays w my now passed Mimi just can't explain w words the feeling this show WILL give you and mine just happened to take place at a special time in my childhood w My Grandma Fighting #BreastCancer. THANKS JODIE, I'm in the south,but You Truly were my favorite. I admire your spirit and your Always just SO SWEET. I am atm GOING TO SUBSCRIBE to your podcasts and Socials. You should know I'm also in recovery a big 3yrs now. Proud of that. God Bless #JodieSweetin #YOUROCK !!! Ps. NOT a Creep. Incredible Vibes From My Soul to yours..if she even reads it... thanks for the time. Can't wait to see a Jodie Directed Film.

[@dr.goodvibespubgclipsmusic6667]

OH Wow! THANKS #Steve-O OMG DUDE U dnt wanna know how 'We' go back bro!!🤣 LOVE your work bro and loving your podcast with brand new excitement!! #RockOn Steve-O plz Screenshot it to #Jodie Sweetin and make a Tennessee guy's dreams Appear,LIKE THIS COMMENT #STEVE-O HIGHLIGHTED And Liked The Man Himself, THANKS

[@RedemptionRoad]

I absolutely love that Jodie Sweetin is so down to earth and honest! Great interview!

[@normanvename4404]

I’ve got 15 months sober and listening to stuff like this really helps.

[@tom2698]

Jodie and Steveo speak the language of people that have gone on an intense, deep and therapeutic journey of self-discovery, growth, challenges and demons. One must embark on this type of journey in order to survive trauma, pain, loss, struggle, or life as we know it. Jodie, the resentment of adoption is a real and painful obstacle. Good for you.

[@ashleybourne9796]

Steve-O and Scott I love what your doing and I've loved every podcast since Ep 1. Keep it up guys and heaps of love from Melbourne Australia

[@richardlandino1992]

As an addict alcoholic this was by far the best episode I’ve watched yet. Good shit Steve 💪

[@coconutfleetsleeper5717]

Wow, I'm seriously impressed by this woman. I'm an 80s kid, watched the show, it's nice to finally connect a personality with a face.

[@giovannapalmeira8011]

Watching this pod right now, and had no idea of Jodie's life story, she's such a fun and bright person! I'm in love!

[@HDVisionsMedia]

Steve O probably had one of the biggest comebacks In history.. It's refreshing to see people that look better and become more intelligent as they age, because always seeing the opposite sometimes makes you dread getting "older". Basically, he's living proof that a sober lifestyle is really beneficial rather than pseudo science or something.

[@captainscentsible1811]

Plus he made jackass 4. And im sure johnny paid him very well. Im shocked nobody has ever died making those movies.

[@coyster530]

I think this is one of the best interviews on a podcast I've heard in a long time it's very real just two people sitting there kind of bullshiting about life and the crazy things they they both kind of went through Jodi I respect the hell out of you I would love to meet you someday I think it would be an amazing conversation