The Loudness McEvil Symposium: An Addict's Recovery Journey
JB MacLeod -My 30 Year Addiction Journey — and What I Found in Recovery
17 episodes
6 days ago
This is for: People in recovery. People who've struggled with addiction. Anyone who's ever felt like an outsider. The disillusioned. The formerly homeless. Anyone who looks at "normal" society and thinks "what the actual fuck?" Those who've seen both sides and realize neither one has it figured out.
Topics include: Addiction recovery, homelessness, sobriety, mental health, social commentary, First World culture, late-stage capitalism, the absurdity of modern life, dark humor, survival, and why the people with houses and jobs are often crazier than the people sleeping in their dumpsters .
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This is for: People in recovery. People who've struggled with addiction. Anyone who's ever felt like an outsider. The disillusioned. The formerly homeless. Anyone who looks at "normal" society and thinks "what the actual fuck?" Those who've seen both sides and realize neither one has it figured out.
Topics include: Addiction recovery, homelessness, sobriety, mental health, social commentary, First World culture, late-stage capitalism, the absurdity of modern life, dark humor, survival, and why the people with houses and jobs are often crazier than the people sleeping in their dumpsters .
The Loudness McEvil Symposium: An Addict's Recovery Journey
23 minutes 35 seconds
4 months ago
LMS: Step x Step
This is an introduction to the 12 steps. A brief overview of my thoughts on the program and the ways society at large would benefit from taking a look.
The Loudness McEvil Symposium: An Addict's Recovery Journey
This is for: People in recovery. People who've struggled with addiction. Anyone who's ever felt like an outsider. The disillusioned. The formerly homeless. Anyone who looks at "normal" society and thinks "what the actual fuck?" Those who've seen both sides and realize neither one has it figured out.
Topics include: Addiction recovery, homelessness, sobriety, mental health, social commentary, First World culture, late-stage capitalism, the absurdity of modern life, dark humor, survival, and why the people with houses and jobs are often crazier than the people sleeping in their dumpsters .
