David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 348 days - Fucked Up Fridays
5 Years 348 days - Fucked Up Fridays
5 Years 348 days - Fucked Up Fridays
Friday 25th April 2025
Join David Boyle as he shares hilarious tales from a tech-free road trip and wild stories from Boston. Laughter meets reflection in this episode.
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14 minutes
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David Boyle
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Road Trips, Parenting & Wild Tales: Boyle's Humorous Sobriety Journey
Episode Overview
- Managing long car trips without technology can be challenging but rewarding.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in maintaining peace and sanity during travel.
- Reflecting on childhood road trips offers insights into family dynamics.
- Modern technology's impact on children is worth considering.
- Embracing absurdity can lead to memorable experiences.
If your kids are out of control on a 12-hour car trip, then you've got work to do.
David Boyle's podcast 'I'm Quitting Alcohol' is a whirlwind of humour and reflection, offering a glimpse into the life of someone transitioning from chaos to sobriety. In this episode, Boyle shares the trials and triumphs of a mammoth 12-hour road trip with his family, sans modern distractions like iPads or phones. It's a throwback to the '90s, complete with old CDs and tales of childhood road trip antics.
Boyle candidly discusses the challenges of keeping kids entertained without technology, opting instead for jokes and games to maintain peace in the car. His anecdote about his parents maxing out a credit card for a family trip paints a vivid picture of life's absurdities. The highlight of the episode is a wild story sent in by Alex from Australia. It involves a snowy night in Boston, impromptu house parties, and an unforgettable encounter on an icy pedestrian bridge.
Alex recounts his friend 'Husky Diamonds' riding a stranger down the icy ramp, a surreal and hilarious scene that had everyone in stitches. Boyle's commentary adds layers of humour and disbelief to this already outrageous tale. Boyle's comedic style is raw and unapologetic, making for an entertaining listen. His reflections on parenting and technology provide food for thought amidst the laughter.
If you're looking for a podcast that mixes humour with genuine moments of introspection, Boyle's unique take on sobriety and life’s quirks will surely resonate with you.