Episode 38- Moby (DJ/Producer/Activist)

One Life One Chance with Toby Morse

Toby Morse

Music, Onelifeonechancepmatobymorseh2o, Society & Culture

4.8 • 923 Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2019

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Toby speaks to long time friend, DJ & animal rights activist Moby. They chat about his growing up CT, hanging out in NYC and exposure to punk rock, the highs & lows of his music career, his addiction and road to sobriety and much more!

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0:00.0	One Life.
0:04.0	One Life One Change God.
0:05.0	I'm going to do it right.
0:07.0	So that wasn't the intro?
0:09.0	Now, it seemed like a pretty solid intro.
0:11.0	Okay, well, ladies and gentlemen, that is the voice of my friend Moby.
0:15.7	Welcome to the One Life One Chance Podcast.
0:18.2	And now I'm not in my house right now.
0:20.0	I'm not in my kitchen.
0:20.7	I'm at Moby's house.
0:21.6	So thanks for having me Moby.
0:24.8	Welcome to the show Moby.
0:26.3	Hi, I'm a little, well in hindsight I kind of
0:30.1	wish I had come to your house.
0:31.7	Yeah, for a few reasons, one, so I could come to your house. Yeah.
0:32.7	For a few reasons, one, so I could play Max's drums.
0:34.8	Does he still have drums there?
0:35.8	Hell yeah.
0:36.4	Okay.
0:37.4	The other is, I'm assuming Stella would be there.
0:40.2	He loves Stella.
0:41.2	I met Stella and Stella when I think like the first day you got Stella she went in your pool too and I remember we had lunch at cafe gratitude and Stella was there and she was like the size of my hand
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