Podcast appearances and mentions of sean paul mahoney

@seanpaulmahoney is an addiction recovery specialist working with the state of Oregon. Sean and Rocket begin the first of a regular TRR series regarding addiction recovery and welcome your questions and concerns. and if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction please reach out to https://nami.org for assistance. Support the show

Joe and Amy welcome back Sean Paul Mahoney, writer, recovery advocate and program manager for the Mental Health and Addiction Association of Oregon to talk about people addicted to fentanyl, why methadone is a better alternative than Suboxone for fentanyl users, relapses and death among recovery workers and the overlooked rise in alcohol deaths.

Mental health/addiction peer support specialist and RC returnee, Sean-Paul Mahoney lays out how Oregon became the first state to decriminalize drug use. Later he shares what it’s like to date via Zoom in a pandemic world. Joe explains to Amy that Mitch McConnel looks like an indifferent turtle and recovery wins with Joe’s kid being admitted to Georgetown Medical School.

Joe and Amy talk talk to the program manager for the Mental Health and Addiction Association of Oregon Sean-Paul Mahoney about being on the front lines of in Portland. They discuss why anonymity has a harmful byproduct and how the drug war is racist.

Sean Paul Mahoney talks with James about being an addict and coming out of ALL the closets!

I am pleased as punch (non-alcoholic) to have the one and only Sean Paul Mahoney as my guest on Buzzkill Pod. He is the author of Now That You've Stopped Dying, a collection of fantastic essays based on his blog writings and other stories collected and published over the years. Sean is also the co-host of the queer recovery podcast Queer Mental Condition. On this episode we talk about Sean's book, we reminisce a bit about the blogging salad days and we get into the power of words in recovery - is "clean" an acceptable word? What about crackhead? Lush? We explore the language of recovery. And then we talk about our Christmas special ideas. It's all good. Links from show: You can find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Now-That-Youve-Stopped-Dying/dp/1074801415) Queer Mental Condition Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/413944

Release date 8/2/19This week on the show I talk to the incredibly funny author, blogger and podcaster Sean Paul Mahoney about depression, anxiety, addiction and recovery. We also talk about his book "Now That You've Stopped Dying" and how the reality of recovery and addiction is not like it is in the movies. FIND SEAN PAULBLOG: https://seanologues.com/PODCAST: https://tinyurl.com/yxju9spaThe Book "Now That You've Stopped Dying": https://tinyurl.com/yxl2w2fh Get the show for any platform, including here:Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y82nebr6Apple: https://tinyurl.com/ybtplnmgAndroid: https://tinyurl.com/yctpuzo9 You can always also listen online at https://tinyurl.com/y3jpbsmt and www.coffeeoversuicide.com#suicideawareness #mentalhealthawareness #socialanxiety #selfcare#addictionrecovery

Sincerely, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for continuing to listen to our addiction recovery music podcast Drop the Needle. As it continues to reach new listeners, I can't fully put into words how we feel about hearing the stories people want to share with this for doing this show. We really can't ask for anything more than that, so we'll just keep doing this. In this minisode, we revisit the topic of Freedom (first posted by Sean Paul Mahoney back in April). Listen to the new episode here: https://goo.gl/oHRUoh or wherever podcasts can be found.In this one, we share tunes from Rostam, Operators and an ultra-rare pick from co-host Mike: Burial. (Drop the Needle does not own or claim ownership of any music used in this podcast. All rights go to original owner.)#addiction #recovery #hope #soberlife

How many special people change? How many lives are living strange? Where were you while we were casting pod? Jeff tries to convince Matt and Chris to go see A Star Is Born. _____________ Mentioned: All our new LIVE! listeners. We bestow the title of "Mayor of Chat Town" on Ron (https://twitter.com/_RonnieEarl) The chat room (http://mixlr.com/sincerightnow/) had a lot of thoughts on other movies featuring alcoholism. Sean Paul Mahoney's (https://twitter.com/seanpaulmahoney) astute observation that in all 4 iterations of A*IB the "star" never thinks to attend and Al-Anon meeting. (https://al-anon.org/) ________ Themes: @djfmdotcom

Portland-based recovery writer Sean Paul Mahoney visited our show to discuss the topic of "Freedom" and how the word doesn't simply relate to drugs or alcohol. In this episode, Mahoney shares stories that are simultaneously hilarious, heartfelt and occasionally horrifying. He even made sure that all three of his song choices were as memorable and unique as he is. In addition to writing at his popular blog Seanologues, Mahoney is launching a podcast with the same name, where he talks about pop culture, music, movies, television, travel, sobriety and whatever else he feels like. It's also worth noting that Mahoney is a playwright, tweeter, critic and self-described "smartass for hire." You can follow him at Twitter (@seanpaulmahoney) or find him on Facebook. Artists in this episode include Kacey Musgraves, M83, Sister Sledge, Robyn and (you're reading this correctly) Salt-N-Pepa! Buckle up. (Drop the Needle does not own or claim ownership of any music used in this podcast. All rights go to original owner.)

Sean Paul Mahoney isn't your average bear. He isn't your average human, either. That's because he's much funnier than your average human. As a blogger, playwright and podcaster, Sean shares his many witticisms with the world?—?including me, back when I used to edit his essays at AfterParty. Just over nine years sober, he's now working in the mental health and recovery field…and as he says, it keeps life very “real.” In this episode, we discuss hitting (and coming out of) an emotional bottom at seven years of sobriety, discovering that he was HIV positive, sitting with someone who's overdosing and how his family sent him to church basements instead of a cushy Malibu rehab, among many other things. The interview got cut off at the end but he's so great that it's well worth the abrupt finish. This one's a can't miss, guys! NOTE: This episode is from a Facebook Live interview that we did, which means that the audio isn't as sharp as it is on regular episodes. Please bear with that! And please tune into my regular Facebook Live interviews. Make sure you Like my page so stay up on the info!

"As it progresses it's like an animal that you have to take care of all the time…and you really can't do anything else." —SPM on SRN Sean has been a writer, humorist and storyteller since he learned how to speak. He didn't actually start getting paid for these things,however, until he got sober in 2009. Since then Mahoney's two original comedies, Casual Encounters/Missed Connections and The Singing Room enjoyed successful sold-out runs in Denver in 2012 and 2013, respectively. A collection of Mahoney's one-act comedies, A Fairy's Tales debuted last summer while other short works continue to be submitted, rejected and sometimes even accepted by playwrighting festivals around the country. Mahoney and his husband are the co-founders of Horse & Cart, a theatrical production company dedicated to new works. Mahoney's writing can next be seen in Your Heart is a Radio, a monologue mixtape debuting this fall and in a collection of his writing about recovery entitled, Sparkleholic to be released in 2016. To keep his lights on, Mahoney works as a social media manager and freelance copywriter. Like most addicts/alcoholics Mahoney is best enjoyed in small doses so following him on Twitter, @seanpaulmahoney, or reading his blog, urtheinspiration.wordpress.com, is probably the way to go. CREDITS: Intro: Holiday Rap / MC Miker G & DJ Sven / 1986 ::: Outro: Modern Problems (Chevy Chase) / 1981 / 20th Century Fox ::: Image: Album Cover Remix by K+S of Moby's "Play"