Dopey 208: Jack Osbourne & The Road to DOPEYCON

Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction and Recovery

Dave & Chris

Comedy, Health & Fitness, Health & Fitness:mental Health, Mental Health, Alternative Health

4.8 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2019

⏱️ 112 minutes

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This week on Dopey! The one and only Jack Osborne calls in to talk a bit about growing up in a famous Rock and Roll family, his addiction and his recovery. We learn why you shouldn't mix Ambien and alcohol, and how he lives with Multiple Sclerosis. PLUS Bill rejoins us to hear about his dinner with Obama, shooting meth and the devil. All that plus voicemails, Freddie Kruger and other dumb shit!

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0:00.0	This episode of Dopey is brought to you by Allo Recovery.
0:04.6	Allo is located in sunny Southern California.
0:07.3	Are you looking for a great rehab?
0:09.1	Allo is a great rehab.
0:10.9	Why is Allo a great rehab?
0:13.0	It was created by our friend Bob Forest
0:15.5	and his friend Evan Haynes,
0:17.2	their friend Bob and their other friend Jared.
0:19.8	And it was created so addicts could go to some place
0:22.9	where they're treated compassionately.
0:24.9	It's an amazing idea.
0:26.5	I've been to so many rehabs and been treated
0:29.4	not great.
0:30.3	I haven't been noticed.
0:31.7	And in Allo, the idea is for the addict
0:33.9	to feel a part of it,
0:35.8	to be treated with compassion
0:37.2	and not to feel controlled.
0:38.6	I've been to rehab a million times
0:39.9	and I felt controlled.
0:41.2	They treat co-occurring mental health disorders.
0:43.9	They offer a very comfortable detox,
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