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Dopey Tuesday Patreon Teaser - RIP Shifty Shellshock, Ask Erin Khar, Hawk Tua, Porn, Parenting, Advice, Recovery

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Show notes

This week on the Dopey Patreon teaser I tell Erin a crazy parenting story plus i read an email, and we do a bunch of advice stuff! Also to be completely honest the porn hawk tuah is only available on patreon! so sign up here: https://www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast

What AI says:

SummaryIn this episode of the Dopey podcast, Dave discusses recent deaths in the addiction community and shares stories about addicts who have passed away. He also talks about his Patreon subscription and encourages listeners to join. The episode features a conversation with Erin Carr, author of the addiction memoir ‘Strung Out’, where they discuss various topics including unlicensed advice columns and a parenting mishap involving a kayak. KeywordsDopey podcast, drugs, addiction, deaths, Patreon, Erin Carr, memoir, unlicensed advice columnist, parenting mishap, kayak Takeaways

  • The Dopey podcast covers topics related to drugs, addiction, and recovery.
  • The addiction community has experienced recent deaths, including Seth Binzer of the band Crazy Town.
  • Dave encourages listeners to join the Dopey Patreon for additional content.
  • The episode features a conversation with Erin Carr, author of the addiction memoir ‘Strung Out’.

Titles

  • Join the Dopey Patreon for More Content
  • Recent Deaths in the Addiction Community

Sound Bites

  • “Rest in peace Seth Binzer of Crazy Town”
  • “Rest in peace Pat, who died sober”
  • “Conversation with Erin Carr, the author of ‘Strung Out’”
Real talk

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    988

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  • SAMHSA National Helpline

    1-800-662-4357

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  • Safe Spot Hotline

    1-800-972-0590

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