Addiction - Why Talk to the Uninformed.
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“This guy, Steve Almond, is utterly clueless about addiction. And his ramblings are uninformed and lame, and actually dangerous. “What if there were a drug that made you your best self?” he muses…. “Would you be obliged to take it?" I was my “best self” when I was high on heroin. I probably would have played well with a toddler. But it soon becomes obvious that this is not sustainable.
Perhaps this is intended to be a positive conversation in which you have 1 clueless person and 1 lovely, informed and understanding human being. But it’s frankly not very successful, not so far, not what i’ve listened to - unless Cheryl’s interlocutor is supposed to be functioning as some kind of foolish foil.”Read full review »
rachelberlin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/06/15
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“This is my favorite podcast by five. Since listening to this podcast, there have been many times that in my own life there is an issue or dilemma and I think to myself, gosh! I wish I could run this by Steve and Cheryl! The straight up truth and wisdom that they deliver routinely gives me...”Read full review »
LampshadeCJP via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/07/16
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“The questions The Sugars answer are all really compelling and the advice given is really helpful and heartfelt. To top it off, The Sugars both have really pleasant voices and there is great music throughout the podcast.”
Reader of magazines via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/25/15
“I sometimes enjoy this podcast, but if you look past the openness and kindness the "answers" provided really smack of straight person, monogamy-only, moralist sanctification of marriage as the only valid arrangement and institution for love, one both the authors seem to have found smug...”Read full review »
meme loose via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/06/15
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