<p class="p1">Bob, Chuk and Mike, intravenous drug use in Hollywood back in the day, (graphic warning), Bobs natural father and subsequent years of psychotherapy, healing from drug addiction, stages of self, and growing up.</p>

Bob, Chuk and Mike, intravenous drug use in Hollywood back in the day, (graphic warning), Bobs natural father and subsequent years of psychotherapy, healing from drug addiction, stages of self, and growing up.

<p>Bob, Chuk and Mike, intravenous drug use in Hollywood back in the day, (graphic warning), Bobs natural father and subsequent years of psychotherapy, healing from drug addiction, stages of self, and growing up.</p>

Episode Two Hundred Six

Don't Die! Kids are dying and it needs to stop, that's the simple message addiction counselor Bob Forrest is trying to get out. Listen as Bob and Chuk talk honestly about music, drug addiction, treatment,  the recovery industry and the lies that politicians and big pharma are telling the American public

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Don't Die! Kids are dying and it needs to stop, that's the simple message addiction counselor Bob Forrest is trying to get out. Listen as Bob and Chuk talk honestly about music, drug addiction, treatment, the recovery industry and the lies that politicians and big pharma are telling the American public

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