Recovery in the Middle Ages
Recovery in the Middle Ages
The Guys Discuss "Alcohol is Shi!t" by Paul Churchill - Part 1
The Guys Discuss "Alcohol is Shi!t" by Paul Churchill - Part 1
The Guys Discuss "Alcohol is Shi!t" by Paul Churchill - Part 1
Friday 16th April 2021
Mike and Nat discuss 'Alcohol is S**t' by Paul Churchill, exploring addiction's origins and recovery methods. Tune in for insights and laughs.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Down 'Alcohol is S**t' by Paul Churchill: Addiction's Roots and Recovery Paths
Addiction is a pathological form of learning.
Ever wondered what really lies at the heart of addiction? In this episode of 'Recovery in the Middle Ages', Mike and Nat kick off a deep dive into Paul Churchill's book 'Alcohol is S**t'. They unpack Churchill's theories on the origins of addiction, touching on genetics, environmental factors, and the role of dopamine. And yes, happy rats make an appearance too! But it doesn't stop there. The guys also delve into alternative recovery methods, like psychoeducation and even ayahuasca.
Their chat is both enlightening and entertaining, perfect for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is. In the 'Recovery in the News' segment, Mike and Nat take a critical look at the Moderation Management program, asking the big question: “Why bother?” They also share some lighter moments discussing everything from tree house building to sasquatch hunting. And if you're intrigued by quirky topics, there's even a bit on phallic symbolism.
It's a jam-packed episode that balances serious insights with a good dose of humor. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or just curious about the complexities of addiction, this episode offers a wealth of information and plenty of laughs along the way. Tune in to see why listeners are hooked on 'Recovery in the Middle Ages'.