Dopey 485: The Wicked Dangers of Smoke Shop Drugs: Tianeptine and Kratom, Jed Returns! Remembering Chris! Stephen Murray! Don't Die!
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Dopey 485: The Wicked Dangers of Smoke Shop Drugs: Tianeptine and Kratom, Jed Returns! Remembering Chris! Stephen Murray! Don't Die!
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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...
show more- 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 relapse
- Guilt and responsibility are common emotions experienced by loved ones after a relapse or overdose
- Continuing the podcast is a way for David to honor Chris's memory and raise awareness about addiction
- The banjo cover at the end of the episode serves as a reminder of the importance of finding joy and hope in the midst of grief
- Dopey Day and DopeyCon
- Celebrating Bob Marley's Music Celebrating Sobriety at Dopey con
- Jed's Harrowing Journey Through Addiction Building a Supportive Community: The Save Spot Hotline
- Preventing Fatal Overdoses: The Role of the Save Spot Hotline Reflecting on Tragedy: Chris's Relapse and Death
- Guilt and Responsibility: Navigating the Aftermath
- Titles
- The Dangers of Smoke Shop Drugs: Tianeptine and Kratom
- From Counselor to Patient: Navigating Treatment and Rehab Exploring the Symbolism of Dreams
- Overcoming Kratom Addiction: Jed's Story
- "Vivitrol is just naltrexone, so it is only an opioid antagonist."
- "The sublicate shot you do the first three days after the shot, you are blasted, dude."
- "I got just blindsided with cravings like you wouldn't believe."
- "You're such a fucking piece of work. I swear to God."
- "I woke up in was the intense feeling of impending doom and unbelievable fear and panic attack, dude."
- "Yeah, I'm still on Vivitrol."
- "What's my favorite Bob Marley? We're doing Joby, we're not doing Bob Marley."
- "Welcome to Dopey, the podcast on drugs, addiction, and other dumb shit."
- "Call a Dope on Dopey Day."
- "I got sick. Oh, God. I was on an eight-hour bus ride from Puerto Vallarta to Guadalajara and I was just in the bus bathroom puking my guts out, dude."
- "I'm just struggling to get honest. So I just, I tell my parents and I tell my boss that, hey, don't worry, but I am extremely suicidal. So I'm going to go to a mental institution for 30 days."
- "The reason that I'm doing all of this is just like immediately plucked away and it's just, it's... I can't even really accurately convey like the fucking emotions."
- "If Chris, when he was using, could have called this number, maybe we wouldn't be doing all this."
- "You can still get high, but if it goes wrong, you don't have to die."
- "How do we scale this hotline to the point where we make what we would call a population level impact?"
- "The worst thing that could have ever happened happened, and Chris relapsed and died."
- "Dopey, as the nation knew it, is gone, along with Chris."
- "The show is mostly a recovery show now. I guess that is true. But it always was in its own way."
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