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How to Do Drugs

How to Do Drugs

De: Alia Janine
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 Real stories, from real people, doing real drugs. Hosted by Alia Janine, How to Do Drugs is a podcast not just about doing drugs, but why people do them. What motivates drug use, what makes people abuse drugs, how some people function daily on drugs, what drugs can be helpful, which ones are not helpful, what real addiction and recovery looks like, and so much more. People need to be more open and honest about drugs to help with the stigma of addiction, recovery, and recreational use. This podcast is to help start those conversations.

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  • Jamar Neighbors

    Jamar Neighbors
    Aug 1 2024
    Comedian and actor Jamar Neighbors comes on and chats about why he's never tried certain drugs, the difference between his first and second time trying mushrooms, and the benefits and side affects of different types of ADHD medication.

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    42 m
  • Nicholas A. Davenport

    Nicholas A. Davenport
    Jul 25 2024
    In this episode, applied psychology consultant Nicholas A. Davenport discusses how working at an addiction rehabilitation center moved him into starting his own business, "Mind. Body. 1." Where he uses cognitive science, psychology, and movement to train athletes, law enforcement, and others. Make sure to check out his new app, "Pocket Thoughtz."

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    46 m
  • B. WalterWill

    B. WalterWill
    Jul 18 2024
    In this episode B. WalterWill talks about his new book, "The Yellow Pinto," and how one car ride changed his life from being a bright law student to a gambling addicted.

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    37 m
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Honestly, I had very very hard time not letting the "drug snob" in my come out. Let me explain, I am a recovered drug addict. I've struggled with just about every hard drug there is. I am currently about 4 years clean, this podcast is good only in the fact it didn't make me wanna use but anyways, back to my point. I find stories and/or people who are unauthentic and completely over the top about drugs completely cringe. It makes my skin crawl to hear someone be like "oh yeah.. I snorted like uh ..10 grams of coke last night, by myself" or " I took like 10 hits of acid" Being an addict for as long as I have been comes with a whole lot of knowledge about drugs, specifically the limits that a human body can withstand before dying. I know these because I pushed them. This podcast is the equivalent of that guy at the party who just has to one up everything everyone says. I know this because of the sound effects in the first 8 seconds of this novice level drug user's podcast. Any self respecting addict who snorts their drug of choice, would NEVER chiop up their dope that hard because 1,who's that loud doin dope? and 2,YOUD THROW IT EVERYWHERE!" From the very beginning I hated this. And I actually have it a chance. If this podcast becomes successful, I may throw my hat onto the ring and put of a podcast telling real drug stories. With real sound effects. I'll have Slim from the corner come in and smoke some crack for the crack episode and then Raff come in and sing the hallucinations he has while on DMT like he always does and finally episode threw will have the constant shaking of the bottle to go along with the shake and bake meth episode. If your gonna have a show called "How To Do Drugs".... you should probably know how to f*cling do drugs. Amateurs.

Hated it before the first word was ever spoke...

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