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Dopey 535: Kratom is for Pussies, “I Think I’d Make a Fine Crackhead”: Jessie G’s Relapse and Todd Shot 2025
Dopey 535: Kratom is for Pussies, “I Think I’d Make a Fine Crackhead”: Jessie G’s Relapse and Todd Shot 2025
Dopey 535: Kratom is for Pussies, “I Think I’d Make a Fine Crackhead”: Jessie G’s Relapse and Todd Shot 2025
Friday 13th June 2025
Jessie G shares her chaotic relapse story on Dopey, blending humour with heartache in a candid look at addiction.
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Episode Overview
- Jessie G recounts her relapse from early recovery to heroin use.
- Probation violations and drug use funded by COVID relief are discussed.
- Jessie shares her experience detoxing from methadone.
- A humorous yet chaotic voicemail from Mexico is featured.
- The episode includes a heartfelt tribute to Todd Curry.
"I think I'd make a fine crackhead", muses Jessie G in her brutally honest relapse tale.
This episode of Dopey, a podcast known for its dark humour and candid tales of addiction, takes you on a rollercoaster ride with Jessie G as she shares her unfiltered relapse story. From her initial steps in recovery to the chaos of acid and heroin use, Jessie’s journey is both raw and revealing. You’ll hear about her probation violations and cross-country escapades funded by COVID relief money, leading to a dramatic crash in Kensington.
Jessie talks openly about detoxing from methadone and her aspirations to rebuild her life. The episode doesn't shy away from the messy realities of addiction, including a wild Mexican voicemail recounting a chaotic drug binge. Dave also pays homage to Todd Curry, reflecting on his vibrant yet troubled life and the indelible impact he had on those around him. It's a mix of humour, heartbreak, and hope, offering a glimpse into the struggles and triumphs faced by those battling addiction.
If you’re seeking a podcast that doesn’t sugarcoat the challenges of sobriety but also finds laughter in the absurdities of life, this episode might be just what you need.