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  • Relevant to everyone, not just addicts
    by mari.anthi from United States

    Along w everyone else, I found Dopey after the This American Life episode and started listening from the beginning. I am not afflicted in the traditional sense, and though I’ve had plenty of friends and family who struggle, that isn’t why I listen- I started because the story was gripping and Dave and Chris were so lovable and relatable and very entertaining. I’ve stayed listening every week because the wisdom dispensed in this podcast is relevant and healing for all of us, whether drugs and alcohol are the problem or we have some other heavy burden. I listen to a lot of podcasts more explicitly about healing, trauma, the power of vulnerability and living without shame. But Dave and the Dopey Nation actually walk the talk and do it better than any I’ve found. This is a radically honest, sweet, hilarious and powerful podcast and I recommend it to anyone.

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    by Shaycr16 from United States

    I am crying right now, this is love, drug addiction is the opposite of love for oneself and others, it’s actual a personification of self hate. Thanks for interviewing Mike m. Please pray for my daughter. It’s really irritating that Alo House does not accept HMO’s. They are your sponsors, can you please lobby them to be more for working class people. Currently they are for the super wealthy. I wanted my daughter to go there, but we cannot afford it. They don’t even offer scholarships, unless that has changed since I last called. Can you lobby them to give scholarships please? Can you also. Consider going after another sponsor that actually wants to help everyone and not just the super rich? Thank you for your Podcast and thanks for reading this! I know Chris wants to guide you from heaven, if you let him!

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    by skybow91 from United States

    New favorite podcast went from always listening to Joe Rogan for years since early 2012 and my first and only time venturing off from jre was dopey and it’s my new favorite podcast started from 1 and am almost halfway through keep it up Dave

  • Listen to this podcast!
    by Cbengel from United States

    Dave and Chris have such amazing chemistry that you quickly feel like they’re your friends. Start from episode 1 bc there are lots of inside jokes. I’m a normie who loves listening and I’ve learned a great deal about addiction.

  • Weekly Ritual
    by Rearaniva from Canada

    I could listen to host Dave tell a story about a paper clip and probably still find it interesting — the show has great story telling and interviews keep getting better and better. I’ve been listening for 2 years, starting shortly after Chris passed. I found it while searching for “meth” as a friend had recently disclosed his addiction and I wasn’t sure how to be there for him. I haven’t missed an episode since. I’ve enjoyed witnessing the growth of the show and keeping up with dopey Nation members (like Jeremy T and hotwheels). Addiction runs in my family (alcoholic aunts and uncles on both sides, grandpa died of cirrosis from drinking) but nobody EVER talks about it! In my 20s, I experimented with psychedelics and MDMA but I reached my 30s only with a weed habit, which is legal where I live. Phew. Listening to this show has brought healing in ways I didn’t expect. I can’t talk about addiction or recovery with many people around me. The show has helped me forgive myself, forgive my family members and maybe live with less shame about addiction. Finally, I like that even though Dave complains about the listener feedback, he’s always done something about it/taken it into consideration. For example when I listen to old episodes, they were way more offensive lmao. This tells me that Dave really cares about his listeners so finally last week I became a Patreon patron. Stay Strong Dopey Nation & Toodles.

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