This Life #YOULIVE with Dr. Drew

Dr. Drew’s anger about the current homeless crisis comes to a head as he demands accountability for the situation.  Frustrated at watching his own predictions about a typhus outbreak come to pass, he addresses the epidemiology that connects mental illness and homelessness.  He and Bob welcome 5th District Supervisor, Kathryn Barger, Los Angeles Mission CEO, Herb Smith and local activist, Rick Swinger, who offer their own opinions about how to solve this problem.

Los Angeles Mission and Anne Douglas Center For Women are hosting their 8th annual Legacy Of Vision gala on October 25th, and Honoring Dr. Drew.  You can support at http://LOV18.givesmart.com

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Dr. Drew and Bob take a comprehensive look at American issues. They welcome former Navy SEAL, Carl Higbie, who talks about fighting to win, defending one’s country and the psychological implications of taking a life.  Bob, formerly an “uber liberal,” announces the formation of his new Radical Center Party. Then the guys discuss Civil War conspiracy theories and Mexican immigration.  Carl proposes the "Higbie Policy," which entails the stapling of a green card to your diploma upon completion of your degree.  Afterwards, Drew responds to emails. Higbie’s book: Enemies, Foreign & Domestic: A SEAL's Story. #YOULIVE

 

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Prominent sports and celebrity agent Darren Prince represents stars like Magic Johnson, Hulk Hogan, Charlie Sheen, and our own Celebrity Rehab alum/friend, Dennis Rodman. Now ten years sober, Darren shares the miraculous story of his survival with Dr. Drew and Bob. His new book, Aiming High: How A Prominent Sports And Celebrity Agent Hit Bottom At The Top, chronicles his journey. #YOULIVE

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Dr. Drew and Bob discuss the implications of Dr. Blasey Ford’s appearance at the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings. They are joined by criminologist, behavioral analyst, attorney, and host of “Wives and Knives,” Dr. Casey Jordan, who offers her perspective about Kavanaugh’s temperament and his fitness to serve on the highest court in he land.

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Brady Granier joins Bob and Drew to talk about BioCorRx®, a recovery program focused on improving the lives of those struggling with alcohol and opioid addiction. The centerpiece of the program is a proprietary long-lasting implant of Naltrexone, the FDA approved oral based drug, which is proven to substantially reduce cravings for drugs and alcohol. Go to Beataddiction.com or call 888-993-1099 for more details. This implant is not FDA approved but available by prescription.#YOULIVE 

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Ray Oldhafer, Chris Boehm, and Colin Cheer join This Life to talk about their podcast, Do Tell Ray, and Chris' role in getting Bob sober back in 1996. The boys get gross and discuss all the antics they have experienced in their past together. Always seems funny to them. #youlive

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Theo Von makes a cameo appearance with Drew and Mike Catherwood who chat about the latest news and this life. #youlive 

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Recorded live at Dr Drew's 60th Birthday Party Toasty (non) Roast.

Featuring guests (In order of appearance):

Adam Carolla, Lauren Sivan, Mike Carano, Bob Forrest, Theo Von, Heather McDonald, Bob Saget, Ginger Gonzaga, Steve-O, Tom Arnold, Craig Shoemaker, Jeanie Buss, Nikki Glaser, Joel McHale, Jimmy O. Yang, Mike Catherwood Fred Stoller, Loni Love, Susan Pinsky, Mark Geragos,  and Jason Patric.

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Owen Elliot Kugel and Mackenzie Phillips are childhood friends brought together by their musician parents, the Mamas and The Papas.  Bob is also connected to Mama Cass (Owen's mother), as she was the person who rescued his sister-mom in the 60s while living on Laurel Canyon in Hollywood. Mackenzie, daughter of singer John Phillips, runs Breathe Life Healing Center in Hollywood California, which helps addicts and their families survive this disease. Owen and Mack describe what it was like to be raised by drug addicts who also happened to be  musical geniuses. Check out Mackenzie in her new role as an addict on Orange is the New Black! #YOULIVE

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Infamous “Tan Mom,” Patricia Krentcil, explains how numerous harrowing experiences of her youth contributed to her current medical conditions.  She recounts a life affected  by sexual abuse, head injuries and damaging personal relationships.This October, 2017 excerpt is from the short-lived Howard Vortex podcast, hosted by Dr. Drew and Ami Horowitz.  We mention this interview on the most recent #YOULIVE!

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