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Cary Quashen's The Real Deal - Episode 17 - Death, Drugs, and Rock and Roll
Cary Quashen's The Real Deal - Episode 17 - Death, Drugs, and Rock and Roll
Cary Quashen's The Real Deal - Episode 17 - Death, Drugs, and Rock and Roll
Saturday 8th January 2022
Jason Scheff and son Connor share their battle with addiction and recovery, offering heartfelt stories and practical advice in 'The Real Deal'.
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Get the buttons here!Rock and Recovery: Jason Scheff and Son Share Their Battle with Addiction
You are playing Russian roulette with every freaking drug you use, and anyone can make them too, and anyone can buy them.
When you think of rock and roll, addiction might not be far behind. In this compelling episode of Cary Quashen's 'The Real Deal', we get an intimate look into the lives of longtime Chicago lead vocalist Jason Scheff and his son, Connor. The father-son duo opens up about their personal struggles with substance abuse and the ripple effects it has had on their family.
Cary Quashen, founder of ACTION Family Foundation, joins them to offer his seasoned advice on navigating these turbulent waters. The episode doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities of drug use, including the psychoactive effects and the inherent dangers in drug production and distribution. Jason's poignant words, 'You are playing Russian roulette with every freaking drug you use, and anyone can make them too, and anyone can buy them', resonate deeply.
But it's not all doom and gloom; the discussion also highlights how creative outlets like music can play a crucial role in the recovery journey. If you're grappling with addiction or know someone who is, this episode offers a blend of heartfelt stories and practical advice that could make a world of difference.