The homie Zach Scott stops by to pop off. Zach is the vice president of Addict to Advocate, a group that advocates for and helps the unsheltered population of Salt Lake City. Zack is in recovery himself and talks about the work they do and the fly vetting process they have for would be volunteers. If y’all wanna volunteer with Addict to Advocate, you better not be in it for the likes, you better be doing it because you actually want to help. Lots of great insight and content. Plus Andy he talks about how strong he was before hitting puberty.

AG pops off solo in a directionless 30 minute rampage. No actual points are made. Guests were scheduled but they had to cancel at the last minute, so cut me some slack. This episode is good. Topics include how trigger warnings and safe spaces are smart in early recovery but at some point, you’re going to have to get over that shittizzle if you want to function as an actual adult; there’s also banter about how testicles are the most susceptible of all body parts to be frozen off.

AG pops off solo in a directionless 30 minute rampage. No actual points are made. Guests were scheduled but they had to cancel at the last minute, so cut me some slack. This episode is good. Topics include how trigger warnings and safe spaces are smart in early recovery but at some point, you’re going to have to get over that shittizzle if you want to function as an actual adult; there’s also banter about how testicles are the most susceptible of all body parts to be frozen off.

B.A.M. (Beyond Addiction Mosaic) Rachael Pioltini comes to the park to sound off on her days as turbocharged bath salt head and holy mackerel, she’s cut some stories y’all. More importantly though, she talks about her recovery and her organization B.A.M., it’s foundation of service and the spiritual high and loss of ego that’s achieved when you’re willing to get out of your own head and just focus on simple acts of service for other people. Another first rate episode it in the books.

B.A.M. (Beyond Addiction Mosaic) Rachael Pioltini comes to the park to sound off on her days as turbocharged bath salt head and holy mackerel, she’s cut some stories y’all. More importantly though, she talks about her recovery and her organization B.A.M., it’s foundation of service and the spiritual high and loss of ego that’s achieved when you’re willing to get out of your own head and just focus on simple acts of service for other people. Another first rate episode it in the books.

Craig Sorensen was a 24-year-old  with a successful improv troupe who never did a drug in his life. Less than two years later he was living in a Traphouse and on the brink of a psychotic break down. How did that happen? Hear his story about recovery and reckoning with the past trauma that drove him to use. First-class episode, gang.

Craig Sorensen was a 24-year-old  with a successful improv troupe who never did a drug in his life. Less than two years later he was living in a Traphouse and on the brink of a psychotic break down. How did that happen? Hear his story about recovery and reckoning with the past trauma that drove him to use. First-class episode, gang.

Katie Ivie is a long time comedy fan and recovering alcoholic. Katie pops off about being hecka open-minded about all kinds of spiritual jargon and the boy AG talks about how he wishes he could be more like that sometimes. This episode is a B +!

Katie Ivie is a long time comedy fan and recovering alcoholic. Katie pops off about being hecka open-minded about all kinds of spiritual jargon and the boy AG talks about how he wishes he could be more like that sometimes. This episode is a B +!

Jake comes on and beatboxes while Andy freestyles! After that, Jake shares his story while Andy mispronounces words. Jake’s story is much good y’all. Lots of insight and laughs and other stuff. Anyone who doesn’t listen to this episode is a fat loser.