Throttle therapy

Throttle therapy

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Throttle therapy episodes

  • Gavin Wheeldon Tells All – Riding Through Grief and Loss

    Gavin Wheeldon — a British expat in Vietnam — shares a deeply personal journey of heartbreak, healing, and hope.

    We explore what it truly means to start over in a foreign land, the quiet struggles of mental health after profound loss, and the kind of love that only a dog can offer. 

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    ⭐️ Host (gaz). - https://www.youtube.com/@backroadtourist

    ⭐️ Co Host (Chris) - https://www.youtube.com/@anidiotonboard6539

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    57 min
  • They Stole My Royal Enfield—And Sent Me on an UNEXPECTED Journey!

    In Episode 1 of the Throttle Therapy Podcast, we tackle a deeply personal and tough subject — motorcycle theft and its impact on your mental health. For many of us, motorcycles are more than just a ride; they’re therapy for the mind, a way to clear our heads and find peace. But what happens when your pride and joy is stolen, leaving you not just without your bike, but with a loss of peace of mind?

    In this episode, we share our own painful experience with motorcycle theft and the emotional toll it took on us. It’s an honest, real conversation about how a stolen bike can shake your sense of security and disrupt your mental well-being. We talk from personal experience, offering support and understanding for those who may be going through something similar.

    ✉️ Contact us : [email protected]

    https://www.instagram.com/throttletherapypodcast/

    https://x.com/ttherapypodcast

    Host (gaz).  https://www.youtube.com/@backroadtourist

    Co-Host  https://www.youtube.com/@anidiotonboard6539

     

    47 min

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