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Podcast Reviews

  • Dopeylicious!!
    by Johnston 111 from Canada

    Since I found Dopey I feel like I found my people! I love hearing people’s stories and am fascinated by people’s ability to climb out of a bottomless hole. I literally feel like I’ve made a bunch of new friends. I listen from a tiny mountain town in Canada and anytime I feel lonely, I put on some dopey and instantly feel comforted by Daves voice! The work you are doing is stellar for societies’ forgotten. I love how you (and Chris) have brought humanity to these issues while also keeping it lighthearted and real. This podcast is something unique.... (and I listen to a shit ton). Stay strong Dopey nation and toodles for Chris!!

  • Great podcast
    by keepinsober from United States

    Listen to this!!! i love this podcast so much. The stories from Dave and Chris (Rest in Peace) are very interesting and if you have struggled or are struggling with addiction then you will see yourself in many of the situations. It's on a dark subject, but Dopey manages to be hilarious and it makes me smile every time I listen. Please Listen

  • Fix your sound!!!
    by SoberBabe4Life from United States

    Your message is incredible, why are you not more invested in the sound quality??? I have been listening for a while but sometimes have to skip episodes because I can’t hear one of the mics. While the podcast has improved in so many ways since the first few episodes, it is very frustrating that you have been putting it on for so long but still don’t have the sound down at all. If you care about Dopey Nation, please take the steps necessary to ensure we can actually hear your message. Thank you for all your hard work - I’m a lifetime fan! ❤️❤️❤️

  • Podcast
    by Tommieee472 from Netherlands

    Awesome podcast great for laughs about terrible story’s. Can relate a lot as an addict myself. Good inside information about daily life in USA wich is cool to hear about for someone like me who is not from the states originally(Holland). Keep going dopey!!

  • Late to the party, but love it!
    by Ellecee28 from Canada

    I love this show, I’m a 31 year old female from Toronto, I found it after coming out of rehab this summer and I’m almost caught up. I relapsed after a week, then I had 6 months clean from alcohol, but I was smoking weed. I did a bunch of other drugs when I was younger but I was mostly drinking the last few years. I relapsed again but I think I finally got that thing that people talk about when you don’t know what changed, but something just clicked. I’m sure the thoughts will come back, but for once I wasn’t worried about not having that last drink to be what I wanted, or thinking can I drink on a vacation? I’m no longer wishing I didn’t have this thing, I’m excited about not having to play the game of can i, can’t I? I can but it’s not worth the risk. I was enjoying sobriety, I just got overwhelmed and I did the classic not going to meetings, or when I was never doing the steps. I’m ready to jump in after this detox, detoxing at home currently but I think the worst of it is over. I can’t fall asleep so I’ve just been laying in bed listening when I’m not sick. I’m doing this at home, but I’ve contacted enough people to keep me accountable and I dumped all the booze. I went from having a few drinks with a friend a few weeks ago to spending a week in bed drinking non-stop, and I’m usually very active and motivated however being a workaholic also is a cover for dealing with my brain. This is long sorry, I’m a rambler. But what I really want to say is that I’ve noticed a change in you Dave from the beginning, you went from kind of fighting the AA stuff (like I always have), to embracing it and doing what it takes. Hearing you say the annoying phrase my life is better than I could have ever imagined in my wildest dreams makes me want that. You do a great job, I miss Hearing Chris but I feel a connection to you guys as I think a lot of addicts do. One little dopey story, when I was 17 I got drunk before a school dance, my friends went without me but I was able to convince my mom I was ok enough to go. I remember going in, and the rest is a blur. Apparently they found me in the bathroom talking to my hand like it was a phone and they brought me into the principles office with a cop to watch me so I wouldn’t run. I was also anorexic, so this tiny thing dressed in I think pyjama shorts, usually a straight A student, never been in trouble and so messed out of her mind. I told the cop I had to go to the bathroom but he thought I wanted to run away, and I puked on his shoe. I was super shy back then but after that weekend everyone knew who I was. I also took 2 friends down with me not even remembering the cop asking who I drank with. I’m really ready to be honest! Thank you for being part of my recovery journey.

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