Zach Rhoads and Stanton Peele
Zach Rhoads and Stanton Peele
Episode 34: Elton John and Bob Weir's (not so) Recovery Stories
Episode 34: Elton John and Bob Weir's (not so) Recovery Stories
Episode 34: Elton John and Bob Weir's (not so) Recovery Stories
Thursday 1st October 2020
Explore Elton John and Bob Weir's unconventional recovery stories with Dr. Stanton Peele and Zach Rhoads on the LPP Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Elton John and Bob Weir: Rethinking Recovery Narratives
For young children, for Drew Barrymore, for Bob Weir, the standard recovery narrative, the model way of being, is actually a part of who they are and how they recover, that that's actually a part of therapy.
Imagine two music legends, Elton John and Bob Weir, sharing their journeys with addiction and recovery. That's exactly what Dr. Stanton Peele and Zach Rhoads dive into in this episode of the LPP Podcast. They take a closer look at how these icons have navigated their paths, shedding light on the often overlooked concept of natural recovery. Elton John's story, famously portrayed in the movie 'Rocketman', is dissected to reveal more than just a tale of rehab and redemption.
Before seeking formal treatment, Elton found purpose through his music and his work with AIDS awareness, which played a crucial role in his recovery. Similarly, Bob Weir's journey deviates from the conventional recovery narrative. While many associate the Grateful Dead with a certain lifestyle, Weir's story emphasizes the power of personal truth and finding one's own way. This episode isn't just about celebrity stories; it's about challenging the cookie-cutter narratives that dominate our understanding of addiction. Dr.
Peele and Rhoads discuss the importance of personal stories and how they shape our views on addiction and recovery. They argue that therapy should be about common sense and personal growth rather than fitting into a predetermined mold. Listeners will also hear about the dangers of genetic determinism and the significance of raising children with an understanding that their stories are their own to write.
This episode is a refreshing take on recovery, filled with empathy, realism, and a touch of rebellion against the status quo. So, if you're curious about how two music legends found their paths to recovery outside the usual narratives, tune in. This conversation promises to be engaging, thought-provoking, and might just change how you view addiction and recovery.