Dave and Chris
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Monday REPLAY SHOW! Darrell Hammond Tales From the Crack House Replay and is Dave A Narcissist Grifter (Jew)
Monday REPLAY SHOW! Darrell Hammond Tales From the Crack House Replay and is Dave A Narcissist Grifter (Jew)
Monday REPLAY SHOW! Darrell Hammond Tales From the Crack House Replay and is Dave A Narcissist Grifter (Jew)
Monday 29th December 2025
Explore recovery stories with Dave Manheim and Daryl Hammond's honest tales of addiction and healing.
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106 minutes
Honest
Raw
Engaging
Inspiring
Hopeful
About this podcast
Author:
Dave and Chris
Overview:
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Dave Manheim's Magical Bird Encounter and Daryl Hammond's Raw Truths
Episode Overview
- Finding peace and magic in nature can be a powerful antidote to addiction.
- Humour can be a vital tool in discussing serious topics like addiction.
- Replaying past episodes can invite both criticism and appreciation.
- Family life can be chaotic but also offers unexpected blessings.
- Honest discussions about mental health can inspire and heal.
"The opposite of addiction is taking your children or your friends... to the Elizabeth Morton preserve."
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? In this episode of Dopey, Dave Manheim takes listeners on a whirlwind journey through his reflections on life, addiction, and the surprising magic found at the Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge. Imagine standing in the snow, tiny birds landing on your hand, an experience Dave describes as 'the opposite of addiction.' The episode is a replay of a conversation with the legendary Daryl Hammond, known for his time on Saturday Night Live.
Dave shares candidly about his own struggles, including the challenges of maintaining a podcast while facing personal doubts and external criticism. Listeners will be intrigued by Dave's humorous take on the chaos of family life during the holidays, where a stomach virus becomes a bizarre blessing to skip work and indulge in The Sopranos.
The episode also touches on heavier topics, like the backlash from replaying past episodes featuring Nick Reiner, and the complex emotions that come with sharing these stories. Daryl Hammond's presence adds a layer of depth as he opens up about his own battles with addiction and mental health, providing a raw and honest look into his life beyond the laughter. Whether you're in recovery or simply seeking an engaging story, this episode offers a mix of humour, sincerity, and hope.
So, what can we learn from those who have battled addiction? Tune in to find out.