Dr. Roneet Lev
Dr. Roneet Lev
230. Sean Hemeron | The Good Little Druglord
230. Sean Hemeron | The Good Little Druglord
230. Sean Hemeron | The Good Little Druglord
Monday 26th May 2025
Actor Sean Hemeon shares his gripping journey from Mormon upbringing to drug dealer and beyond in this powerful episode.
70 minutes
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Informative
Honest
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Dr. Roneet Lev
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!From Mormon Roots to Redemption: Sean Hemeon's Journey
Episode Overview
- Sean Hemeon shares his journey from Mormon upbringing to becoming a federal informant.
- His memoir 'The Good Little Druglord' explores themes of redemption and recovery.
- The episode highlights diverse paths to recovery, stressing no single solution fits all.
- Sean discusses the impact of family and identity on his addiction struggles.
- Humour and humility shine through as Sean reflects on his past and future.
"If you want to keep me out of trouble, then please do me a favour and ask me how I'm feeling."
In this episode of High Truths on Drugs and Addiction, Dr. Roneet Lev invites Sean Hemeon, a man with a story as gripping as any thriller. Known for his roles in TV shows like 911 and True Blood, Sean isn't just an actor; he's a man who's lived through a whirlwind of experiences that would make anyone's head spin. Raised in a Mormon family, Sean found himself entangled in the world of drugs and crime, eventually becoming a federal informant.
But his journey doesn't stop there. Sean shares the raw and honest tale of his transformation from a Mormon drug dealer to a narc for the government, facing the Russian Mafia and his own demons along the way. His memoir, 'The Good Little Druglord', isn't just about his past; it's a heartfelt exploration of redemption, recovery, and the bonds that tie us to our families. Dr.
Lev and Sean discuss the importance of understanding diverse recovery journeys, shedding light on how different paths can lead to success. Sean's experience underscores that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all solution. He highlights how his upbringing and struggles with identity played into his addiction, offering valuable lessons for anyone dealing with similar challenges. With humour and humility, Sean reflects on his past while looking forward to a future filled with hope and healing.
His story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of second chances. So, if you're curious about what it takes to turn a life around or simply want to hear an extraordinary tale of survival and redemption, this episode is one you won't want to miss.