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Still Sober with John Rabon episodes
- 77. Unmotivated and Happy
John contemplates and then accepts his laziness. I mean, he talks about other things, but really, that's the biggest takeaway this week.
27 min - 76. Willpower is Not Enough
John talks about a letter to the editor and a Hidden Brain podcast episode about "hot states".
29 min - 75. Here's Your One Chance, (f)Antsy, Don't Let Me Down
John explains why this episode was posted a day late, and it's not because of Thanksgiving. Oh, uh, Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
19 min - 74. Sobriety. I'm On It.
John talks about a Friendsgiving gathering, the South Dakota meth campaign, and old thinking about weed.
32 min - 73. Songs For Boring White People
John discusses the music at work for possibly too long but then talks about the book "Fentanyl, Inc", so the whole episode is not a wash.
29 min - 72. I'm Not an Introvert, I'm Intolerant of Assholes
John is relaxed way more than usual this week and discusses breaks from social media and FOMO vs JOMO.
26 min - 71. The Halloween Episode(?)!
John discusses being sober on Halloween, life changes, death and FindTreatment.gov.
29 min - 70. You Don't HAVE to Run a Marathon
John discusses his birthday, promotes a show he's doing (for once), and talks about why he likes doing the podcast.
28 min - 69. You're an Adult, Man!
John discusses Gary Gulman's new special and an incident that happened at work.
29 min - 68. Unintentional Eavesdropping Sucks
John discusses: What men mean when they say they're "scared" in a relationship; a loud-talking neighbor; connecting with someone you don't agree with.
Also, he wonders why the descriptions of these episodes are written about him in the third person.
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About Still Sober with John Rabon
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Comedian and former junkie/alcoholic John Rabon discusses his week and touches on various aspects of sobriety. Also, he rants and rambles.