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PART 2!! I got AWESOME results from you guys (ily) the first time I played this game on my podcast. Figured I'd go for a round 2 and give y'all the episode you wanted. I think we can all agree that talking about sex and sharing embarrassing stories are some of the best parts of this podcast lol. This one's a classic, raunchy filter-free episode. Enjoy :)

Figured I'd unlock some Patreon content to keep folks occupied during the lockdown. The REviewAnew Podcast looks at Kevin smith's stoner comedy Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/reviewanewpodcast)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/reviewanewpodcast)

These been some crazy times lately, I hope yaw been safe! Covid-19 has changed alot for us all & its taken me a second to adjust & decide what I wanted to do with this podcast during all this. Figured I'd go ahead & just call my boy & see what hes been up to. Thanks for listening I hope yaw chillin cant wait for this all to be over love u all! More content comin soon! Follow Oreo at: twitter.com/oreojones instagram.com/oreo_jones oreojones.com Follow Drayco at: twitter.com/DraycoMcCoy instagram.com/draycomccoy babyguillotine.com Also, Tell Somebody You Love Them Today

Figured I'd unlock some Patreon content to keep folks occupied during the lockdown. The REviewAnew Podcast looks at Kevin smith's action-thriller Red State!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/reviewanewpodcast)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/reviewanewpodcast)

This was a concert I did with Stan Lacy, baritone.The reference I was making in the opening monologue was to Stephen Hawking. Figured I'd look it up later, which I did!Here is a link to his company, NCO (New Camerata Opera):https://www.newcamerataopera.org/It's a pretty cool organization.I'm currently doing an appeal (gonna shoot for 2 a year).Here is a link to it! Please chip in if you can:https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/famous-musician-s-podcast/campaigns/3199Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Famousmusicianspodcast)

Its been awhile since we talked. Figured I'd fill u in on what's been up with me. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tevyn-wilkins/support

Merry Christmas Eve! Figured I'd throw this one up a day early. In this stunning conclusion to the canonical portion of Home Alone Month, The Mayor and Justin take a look at Home Alone: The Holiday Heist, also known as Home Alone 5, also known as "Home Alone... FIVE?" Join us as we look at a movie that was apparently created by a team who listened to our previous four episodes and planned accordingly.

Madison, Autumn, & I reading. They woke me up to read some books... Figured I'd share the parenting experience! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Figured I'd cover a few things while editing the Amnesia Custom Story "Abduction" let's play for the channel

“Does anybody have experience with naltrexone, Antabuse (disulfiram), or Campral (acamprosate)?”  These drugs are designed to help people deal with the physical side effects of quitting alcohol.  While readily available, most 12 step programs will not mention quit aids such as these.  In the Radio Lab episode “The Fix”, they mention that a very small percentage of people in the early stages of drinking ever qualify for receiving drugs to help them quit.  Many people will seek out an easy way to quit, and though these drugs may seem attractive, the only way to successfully move forward is by putting in the work.  Disulfiram -  more commonly known as Antabuse, is intended to create negative side effects to break the positive association with drinking.  It will not help with the physical cravings of quitting.  The United States National Institutes of Health says “...it is unlikely that disulfiram will have any real effect on the drinking pattern of the  chronic alcoholic.” Naltrexone – blocks brain opioid receptors.  Probably the most popular.  It alters the brain's neurochemistry to make alcohol less rewarding.  The alcohol molecule is similar to an opioid molecule and is received similarly in the brain.  Naltrexone blocks the high one gets from drinking.  Acamprosate  - more commonly known as Campral, is newer than the other drugs in the US.  The complete workings of this drugs are currently unknown, but it appears to disrupt the activity of the gaba and glutamate neurotransmitter systems in the brain, essentially quickening the pace at which a brain affected by alcohol returns to normalcy. Are these drugs a cure for alcoholism?  The common experience is no.  These pills only address the physical component of the disease, leaving the emotional and spiritual causes unchecked.  Some key points from “The Fix” episode by Radio Lab:  1 – Billy's Story – The drugs did what they were supposed to do, in that they helped him get his drinking under control, but they did not cure the underlying causes for his alcoholism. 2 – The separation between the addiction community and the medical community started in the 30s during the tuberculosis epidemic, eventually leading to the medical community relying on medicine and the recovery community relying on a higher power. 3 – According to Anna Rose-Childress, people prone to addiction are the fittest of the fit, evolutionary speaking.  They are rewarded from their environment in more subtle ways, which seems to backfire in today's  modern environment.  Stephen, with 12 days since his last drink, shares his story.   SHOW NOTES   [13:33] Paul Introduces Stephen.  How long have you been sober?  Who are you? What do you do for fun?   Over 12 days. From  Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.  29yo.  Works as a graphic and web designer.  Recent graduate of Nutritional Medicine.  Engaged to be married.  Love fitness and reading self-help books.    [15:00] When did you realize that you weren't drinking normally?   Realized he couldn't just have a quiet night.  One drink lead to many, which lead to a three day bender, which lead to difficulty stopping drinking.    [16:00] How did your drinking progress?    Tried staying drunk to avoid hangovers.    [18:00] Did you experience a kind of rock bottom?   Not a rock bottom, but a realization that he had no self control as long as there was alcohol in his system.    [18:55] Did you put any rules in place to moderate your drinking?    Tried general strategies.  Only drinking at night, etc.  They went out the window quite often. Tried using Antabuse but couldn't afford it.    [20:19]  What was it like using Antabuse?    Was moderate successful. Quit for 3 months.  Doesn't cure the holistic problem.    [22:50]  Are you still using medication to help you stay sober?   No.  Not working for him in the long run.   [25:00]  How did you pick your sobriety date?  What strategies are you using?   Figured it was a good year to step it up.  Trying to keep busy.  Noticed that I have an addictive personality.  Figured I'd meditate more and focus on my career.    [28:11]  What have you lost to alcohol?    Lost a lot of friends.  Made poor choices while drinking.  Lost a previous romantic relationship.  Lead to positive outcomes.     [30:20] What advice would you give to your younger self in regards to drinking? “You don't need to go out and hit up the nightclubs to have fun.”  I used to drink and play video games.  The association is still strong and tough to break.   [31:45]  Have you tried AA?   He considered it.  This year he may try it out to experience the community.  [34:20]  Do you experience cravings?  If so, what do you when they arise?  Tried waiting it out.  Reaches out to someone at church.  Avoids the internal conflict.    [36:30] Rapid Fire Round What was your worst memory from drinking?   Out at a pub, decided to go outside and sit on a bench.  Woke up in an ambulance.  Needed stitches from passing out and hitting his head.    Did you ever have an “oh-shit” moment?   Was on a 3 day bender.  Went for a drive and because of sleep deprivation was in a car accident.    What’s your plan moving forward?   One day at a time.  Keep setting positive goals.  Stay fit.  Looking up.     What’s your favorite resource in recovery?   Recovery Elevator is the biggest one.  Listen to podcasts, reads books.      What’s the best advice you’ve ever received (on sobriety)?   You're not alone, and you always have a choice.     What parting piece of guidance can you give listeners who are in recovery or thinking about quitting drinking?   Think of the long term benefits, especially your health.   You might be an alcoholic if...   get up early on a work day and have a double vodka, even before your decide whether or not you're going to work.    Resources mentioned in this episode: Radiolab – The Fix Connect with Cafe RE- Use the promo code Elevator for your first month free Sobriety Tracker iTunes Sobriety Traker Android Sober Selfies! - Send your Sober Selfie and your Success Story to info@recoveryelevator.com     “We took the elevator down, we gotta take the stairs back up, we can do this!”  

Figured I'd take a page from www.bethelsongs.com and share some of the songs I'm enjoying - either from a personal perspective or as potential additions to the catalog of songs we sing at my church. SONGS FEATURED: Vince Gill & Time Jumpers - Bartender's Blues Snarky Puppy - Lingus Tommy Walker - Sing It Over Me Christian City Church/Steve Deal - Letting Go Zach Williams - Chainbreaker Casey Corum - Who Is Like Our God Vertical Church Band - Your Mercy

We're back! Figured I'd have a calm, normal convo for once.. That lasted all of maybe the first 30 minutes. Lol. Somehow, things always go left. On this episode we covered approaching women, living with stretch marks, gaining weight during relationships, how to properly put a "thumb in the bum" and more. Enjoy!

We made it to our 1st 1,000 downloads! Figured I'd come right back with another episode for yall. This time I brought my uncle along! He absolutely took over. I just sat back and let him talk. Bout 30 minutes. I was nervous like this was my 1st pod. Lol. Enjoy!

Figured I'd do something different again. http://facebook.com/djchablo http://twitter.com/djchablo