Common Peril

We're glad to be back! We had our friend Ryan Willey stop by to tell us his story and he did not disappoint. Ryan describes his progression from smoking weed in 6th grade to leading police on a car chase through Compton with a safe in his trunk. Ryan is now 17 months sober and thriving in Los Angeles. We missed you and we are happy to be back to our regularly scheduled programming.

This week on the quarantine series we discuss the seedy underbelly of the addiction treatment industry. Freddy enlightens Evan on just how sketchy things can get when it comes to the business side of things. We talk body brokering, piss money, insurance fraud, and many other avenues owners of treatment centers use to make the most off your addiction. In addition to this we catch up about our weeks and some upcoming plans for the week to come. Enjoy!

As the country opens back up we continue our quarantine series. Just Evan and Freddy this week talking about their new potential hobbies, Evan's covers being pulled, Freddy's big life goals, our desire for the world to go back to normal and so much more. We look forward to getting some guests back in the studio to continue with our regular programming, but for now, enjoy!

Our guest for the quarantine series this week is Evan's hometown friend, Nick Moses. We were thinking there might be an audience for a speaker that isn't necessarily an alcoholic or addict, but chose to get off mind-altering substances in order to better their life. Nick calls his sobriety his super power and it's nice to hear his take on what sobriety can do for someone even when it's not a life or death scenario, like it is for a lot of us. We hope you enjoy and hope all of you are healthy and happy.

It's so close we can taste it. Sweet freedom to go out and do whatever we want again, but for now we continue on the quarantine series. This week we have our episode 5 alumni Will Carlson back to talk about everything under the sun. We talk about conspiracies (yes, again), dealing with our common wave of cravings, working with new people in the program and so much more.