Moshe Kasher's Wild Ride: From AA to Redemption with Sam Quinones
Episode Overview
Moshe Kasher shares insights on his pre-sobriety journey through various subcultures Sam Quinones discusses stories of hope and redemption in addiction with 'Junkies Doing Good Stuff' The episode reflects on the challenges and triumphs of recovery, emphasizing the power of seeking help Themes of identity, belonging, and self-discovery are explored in the context of addiction Raw honesty and introspection mark the conversation, offering a glimpse into the transformative nature of the recovery process
It's the same moment right... It's a miracle you got there and i and i think it's also just like how bad was the drinking before we even get into aa because i love how you write about aa and none of it was you weren't like fucking puking blood and no disaster leaving los angeles whatever
What happens when you mix a comedian, a best-selling journalist, and raw stories of addiction? You get an unforgettable episode of Dopey. This time, the hosts welcome the hilarious and insightful Moshe Kasher, who takes listeners on a journey through his chaotic early days in AA and his struggles before finding sobriety. Moshe's memoir, 'Subculture Vulture', offers a glimpse into his life across six different scenes, each one as gripping as the last.
It's a blend of humor, heartbreak, and hope that you won't want to miss. Adding another layer to this episode is Sam Quinones with his segment 'Junkies Doing Good Stuff'. Sam brings stories of addicts who are turning their lives around, showcasing the incredible resilience and potential for change in everyone. From fentanyl to weed, trauma to recovery, this episode dives deep into the messy, beautiful process of getting better.
Whether you're in recovery yourself or just curious about the human spirit's capacity for redemption, this episode has something for you.