2 Addicts & A Moron

In Episode 94, Pippin opens up about grief, mental health, faith, family, and the loss of her sister, Claire. She shares how that loss changed everything, how she struggled with thoughts of not wanting to be here, and how hitting rock bottom forced her to confront what she was carrying. Through faith, family, asking for help, and learning to see her own worth, Pippin began rebuilding her life and finding purpose again. This is a raw conversation about losing someone you love, feeling completely lost, and slowly finding your way back. If you’re struggling, Pippin’s message is simple: it gets better. Stay here. Ask for help. Episode 94 | 2 Addicts & a Moron Podcast

Chuck OT joins 2 Addicts & A Moron for a raw conversation about prison, mistakes, redemption, fatherhood, and what it was like raising a son who would go on to become That Mexican OT.
This episode is about more than the music. Chuck opens up about the choices that shaped his life, the lessons that came from doing time, rebuilding after the fact, and watching his son carve out a completely different path.
It’s honest, funny, heavy, and full of perspective on family, second chances, and what it means to change your life.

After eight years of meth addiction, Tracy sits down with *Two Addicts and a Moron* to tell a story she spent years being afraid to talk about.
Tracy and Stu share a past that includes addiction, meth psychosis, bizarre memories they can laugh about today, and moments that were anything but funny when they were living through them. But this episode goes much deeper than old war stories.
Tracy opens up about being adopted, growing up around addiction, becoming a mother, how meth entered her life, multiple attempts at rehab, the possibility of losing her kids, and the moment she finally decided something had to change.
The conversation also gets into the complicated reality of recovery: using kratom after meth, Suboxone, AA and NA, shame inside recovery communities, whether sobriety looks the same for everyone, and why sometimes the thing helping someone escape one addiction can become another addiction of its own.
More than five years after leaving meth behind—and now experiencing life without kratom—Tracy talks about learning to actually feel again, rebuilding her relationship with her children and parents, reconnecting with God, rediscovering her creativity, and figuring out who she is beyond the worst things she’s ever done.

Sabyn Mayfield is a filmmaker, musician, recovery advocate, and CEO of The Bridge to Recovery. His journey from the creative world into recovery leadership gives this conversation a powerful mix of honesty, purpose, and lived experience.
In this episode, Sabyn and the guys talk about recovery, mental health, transformation, healing old wounds, and the mission behind helping others find a way forward.
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We are joined by the one and only Ramon Rodriguez. A mentor, a leader and someone we call a dear friend to us. We chop it out and tell stories about life, living and working with people struggling with addiction. Loving them through it, and making the tough choices to stop enabling them.

This episode, the guys sit down with Kenny M.F. Norton — and it goes exactly how you’d expect… real, unfiltered, and all over the place in the best way.
They bounce from talking about their favorite WWE wrestlers growing up to what it actually feels like hitting your first sober birthday. It’s funny, nostalgic, and then out of nowhere it gets real.
Kenny opens up, the stories start flowing, and the conversation hits that balance of chaos and clarity — the kind where you’re laughing one minute and thinking the next.
If you’ve ever looked back at who you used to be while trying to build something better now, this one’s gonna land.

Wandering Wolf returns and chops its up with the guys. We talk travel, where life has taken him since we spoke last and announcing the release of his new book!
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Matt Handy of  @MyLastRelapse  joins us for one of our favorite conversations about life after recovery. Finding meaning in life, and doing what men do.
Matthew Handy is the founder of Harmony Grove Behavioral Health in Houston, Texas, where their mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based care for anyone facing addiction, mental health challenges, and co-occurring disorders. My Last Relapse explores what everyone is thinking but no one is saying about addiction and recovery through conversations with those whose lives have changed.For anyone disillusioned with traditional recovery and feeling left out, misunderstood, or weighed down by unrealistic expectations, this podcast looks ahead—rejecting the lies and dogma that keep people from imagining life without using.

Drew Nickens shares his story about choosing a life of sobriety and the reasons why. From humble beginnings to an opportunity of a life time and making the right choices along the way.
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