Tuesday Oct 10, 2023
Sober October Survival Guide & A Local Fentanyl, Crack, Heroin, Stolen Car, Shootout and Cocaine Drug Bust!
Episode 122: Recovery 101-Sober October and Other Scary Recovery Concepts
It’s back to basics this week, as Mike and Nat talk about how to have a successful Sober October and how to use the popular challenge as a way to springboard forward into a more lasting recovery.
Also, Nat is back from Dopey Con IV and he gives a full report, and Mike takes the Fear City tour of the Lower East Side with John Joseph of the Cro-Mags.
Plus, why is Wine Spectator afraid of sober people?
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