Mod Sun Talks About Struggling With His Sobriety | Wild Ride! Clips

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  • A clip from Steve-O's Wild Ride! Episode 146 with Mod Sun
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  • @shelbymelissa3301
    @shelbymelissa3301 Год назад +377

    I love how Mod Sun just sits and listens. You can tell he is eager for change

    • @dickdeoreo
      @dickdeoreo Год назад +9

      It was lovely to watch. I loved this convo

    • @captainsin7126
      @captainsin7126 Год назад +13

      One of the first things I noticed early in the video. You could tell he was eager to learn something that would help his recovery.

    • @Curtis.Carpenter
      @Curtis.Carpenter Год назад +2

      @@captainsin7126 Totally man right at 5 minutes 25 seconds, You can see him totally focused and hes entirely engaged in what Steve O has to say and it couldn't be any more genuine in my opinion. That's something you usually don't get to see anywhere even when addiction is disgust openly. Seeing 2 people learn from each other and then seeing 2 people learn from each other and have that person learning be genuinely open honest and receptive like maudson is doing here is a whole different situation jewelry to witness and I think it is much more powerful than simply having 2 people In recovery bounce ideas off each other or their experiences as we so often see in just about every other addiction related content online.

    • @ellaova
      @ellaova Год назад +1

      Great that it inspires!
      What's the deal with ModSun!? I'm just curious as to how he has all these connections within the industry (and how he even met Bella Thorton) given he doesn't have a huge platform and isn't well known for his creative endeavours.
      Is he wealthy!? Genuine question

    • @TrevorEst1994
      @TrevorEst1994 Год назад +1

      Hes been sober 3 years..

  • @ThePlotLineBand
    @ThePlotLineBand Год назад +195

    That dog always sits on everyone who needs it most. So sweet. I'm so glad to see mod talk with stevo. He needed this right now.

    • @elusion23one41
      @elusion23one41 Год назад

      Yeah dude that dog is intuitive ive seen wendy do that as well lay her head on peoples lap to comfort them
      See the moment he met wendy she aint no ordinary dog.
      ruclips.net/video/xobfudVkc-4/видео.html

  • @AutoAbsolute
    @AutoAbsolute Год назад +72

    Men need more genuine conversations like this. It's ok not to be ok, we're all struggling in some way, shape or form. Be kind and look out for each other.

  • @thetfish
    @thetfish Год назад +52

    Crazy how you can visually see Mod Sun just soaking this all up. Dude is serious about making a change. Respect.

    • @JanoyCresva
      @JanoyCresva Год назад +4

      He wont make it though. NOt in the career he's in. Being on stage is such a crazy rush with everyone yelling for you then you get on that quiet boring bus or that backstage room with no drugs or booze in it. Just you sitting there with your thoughts and the night. I heard the guys from Rammstein say once that the worst depression they ever had was on tour because when you walk off stage the love has left. The high has left. SO you replace that with drugs. Modsun is still pretty young to be an old sober man on tour. I hope im wrong but as a former junkie myself... i can just put myself in certain places.

    • @thetfish
      @thetfish Год назад +2

      @@JanoyCresva you paint a great picture of that. Like they have to fill the void. I’m with you, hopefully he can make the change and stick to it. Sure isn’t easy. Big props to you too!

  • @bpopsicle4898
    @bpopsicle4898 Год назад +250

    Thanks for keeping recovery in an open honest spotlight.

    • @Squirt69
      @Squirt69 Год назад

      No such thing as “recovery”.

    • @bpopsicle4898
      @bpopsicle4898 Год назад +4

      @@Squirt69 for lack of a better term, it's what I identify with in my journey. Peace

    • @durawins
      @durawins Год назад +6

      @@Squirt69 what a brainless statement

    • @weirdmood8102
      @weirdmood8102 Год назад

      ​​@@durawins'm assuming he's referring to the fact that there's no " cured" for us. He just chooses to sound like a dick , in saying it.

    • @waterywaffles
      @waterywaffles Год назад

      @@Squirt69 What would you call it then?

  • @DancingSk3L3tons
    @DancingSk3L3tons Год назад +95

    Stevo needs to go into life coaching for teens /young adults, this man could save so many kids from going down this path. With wisdom not just throwing shame.

    • @yungmagik
      @yungmagik Год назад

      He won't because he's seen how novak is perceived

    • @Meemeeseecoo
      @Meemeeseecoo Год назад +2

      He really could be a therapist.

  • @Liamthegoat-223
    @Liamthegoat-223 Год назад +105

    This is a beautiful example of why making healthy connections can be monumental to those in recovery especially (or anyone). Mod Sun had a genuine question and concern, here Steve-o gets right the point with the help of the boys, clearly making impact on Sun. I just appreciate this so much. We can do this ✨️

  • @RocMerc
    @RocMerc Год назад +205

    What a beautiful conversation between 4 guys. This guy truly needed to hear all this and he really looks like he wants to do better. Good for him and all of them for helping in that journey. This was awesome

    • @dickdeoreo
      @dickdeoreo Год назад +8

      The way he pays attention to what they’re saying is beautiful. Like a kid listening to an adult tell them something awe inspiring that they’ve never heard.

    • @JanoyCresva
      @JanoyCresva Год назад +1

      @@dickdeoreo Its addict behavior. He's "selling". Im a former addict for 8 years off heroin and meth for 12 years. Steveo tries to talk like a therapist and its just cringe. Mod was talking about feeling broken and steveo said "Most people havent found what they are passionate about!" Like, the dude is selling out arenas. You really think he should go looking for more? He's obviously still in love with drugs. I think steveo is just such a narcissist that he feels everyone should listen to him and that all his advice is helpful. Constantly talking about himself and interrupting the guests to talk about himself.

  • @anthonycasabianca8052
    @anthonycasabianca8052 Год назад +115

    110 days sober today. This podcast has helped me on my journey in so many ways. Makes me feel sane and not alone. On my 3rd step. Thank you guys. Mod, good for you on being vulnerable. Steve-0 and Scott, thank you for being examples of the program and sticking in the middle of the pack. Love you all.

    • @BenAverysSponsor
      @BenAverysSponsor Год назад +4

      Jump right into action. Get to that 4th step brother. As soon as you can

    • @protroll697
      @protroll697 Год назад

      @@BenAverysSponsor no shit! The founders of AA used knock out step work in a quicker fashion. Act like your life depends on it or die.

    • @Irv123
      @Irv123 Год назад +2

      Hell yea dude! Keep it going one day at a time.

    • @keenaa54
      @keenaa54 Год назад +2

      Knowing steveo is sober really helps me stay sober at times

    • @billiestyles1706
      @billiestyles1706 Год назад

      Make the decision and get into the forth, know the universe has your back. Keep up the written work and you’ll get the spiritual experience, trust and serve others 🙏🙏🏽☮️

  • @ElysiumRose
    @ElysiumRose Год назад +92

    Mod seems like a good, kind soul. I hope he follows this excellent advice and does the steps.

    • @mercurygirl6897
      @mercurygirl6897 Год назад +4

      Hope he will get to a meeting and do those steps with someone who has done them and may guide him. It is impossible to do them alone. It worked for me a day at a time since June 13, 2003 …. If I make it to June I will celebrate 20 years!! It’s ALL because of the 12 steps! Period! 🤍🤍🤍💥💥🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

    • @ElysiumRose
      @ElysiumRose Год назад +2

      @@mercurygirl6897 yes, he looked like he was really listening to Steve O, so hopefully at least some of it sank in for him. Congratulations on your sobriety! 20 years is amazing! I've only got 2 years clean from opiates and have a lot to learn.

    • @mercurygirl6897
      @mercurygirl6897 Год назад +1

      @@ElysiumRose and any day WE wake up and don’t pick up it’s amazing WE do this together! Thank YOU for giving yourself the gift of being sober and clean!! So awesome! I didn’t mean to stay for 20 years 🤣🤣💥🤷🏻‍♀️ it’s so much easier to STAY sober than to GET sober!! 😉☺️
      At least for me it is!
      Hugs friend! Keep on keeping on!! You are a miracle!! ♥️♥️🤍🤩

  • @khajiitofthehiddenleafvill4302
    @khajiitofthehiddenleafvill4302 Год назад +17

    As an alcoholic myself, who went to rehab and has relapsed really bad because I didn’t truly follow the 12 steps properly, I’m now going through a detox for the 2nd time and am SO ready to be sober and get this crap out my life forever, this video really helped me, listening to Steve-o is so helpful. I wish he could be my sponsor haha ❤

  • @TeddySpaghetti2X
    @TeddySpaghetti2X Год назад +34

    This was such a fantastic subconscious intervention to watch because you can clearly see this man is seeking help and see there is hope, but is unable to completely achieve freedom. I am saving this video because it hits home for me having dealt with alcoholism and depression so thank you guys very much!

  • @hipsonsogbo
    @hipsonsogbo Год назад +31

    Such a shame we lost Mac miller. That dude created so much amazing music and died at 26 so much good music to come, I wonder what he would have done if he’d got sober, not that the drugs didn’t help his awesome music, but he’d still be alive. RIP. And thanks for the great music.

  • @waterywaffles
    @waterywaffles Год назад +35

    I've been struggling with addiction for so long. Hearing mod sun say that he almost got a high from getting sober clicked with me so well. Every time I slip up again it's because I lose this excitement of finally being sober. After watching this I think I'm going to start the 12 steps.

    • @TheBandIsPlaying
      @TheBandIsPlaying Год назад

      12 steps will change your life if you buy in!!!! Good luck on your journey!

    • @jacobjorgenson9285
      @jacobjorgenson9285 Год назад +2

      Do the steps and help others , if we can’t stay sober for ourselves we can often do it for others

  • @squidward3333
    @squidward3333 Год назад +30

    Yo there’s a lot of people saying REAL TALK after something not at all profound or real these days… this is straight REAL TALK. Thank you Steve-O. You’re helping others and sending people on a much healthier path.

  • @Grace-kh5hx
    @Grace-kh5hx Год назад +65

    Hopefully he doesn’t relapse after what Avril did to him. Stay strong Mod, continue to surround yourself with good friends and positivity 🖤

  • @kylecrumpecker3091
    @kylecrumpecker3091 Год назад +7

    LOVE THIS conversation. And I love how Mod Sun is just sitting and listening to Steve-O, and the other guys .
    Such a beautiful conversation with a ton of vulnerability ❤️

  • @houseofstone3560
    @houseofstone3560 10 месяцев назад +4

    These dudes were so full of love and they poured into Mod. So awesome to watch.

  • @TeamRocketGrunt1036
    @TeamRocketGrunt1036 Год назад +11

    Mod is an amazing guy! Love when he does interviews with cool people. This sounds like a conversation he needed to hear right now.

  • @Meemeeseecoo
    @Meemeeseecoo Год назад +8

    I’ve only been sober for about 4 months but I know exactly what Mod Sun was concerned about. You get that initial rush of quitting the substance but eventually that wears off. Steve-O does a great job of providing some direction/optimism. Steve-O’s transformation really is remarkable/inspiring. I think this is now my favorite podcast lol.

  • @LadyGamerRPG
    @LadyGamerRPG Год назад +68

    I hope Mod stays strong, especially going through such a hard break up. 😢

    • @TrendSettrNick
      @TrendSettrNick Год назад

      Did him and avril break up??

    • @LadyGamerRPG
      @LadyGamerRPG Год назад +1

      @@TrendSettrNick yes :(

    • @l-train7876
      @l-train7876 Год назад +9

      @@TrendSettrNick she immediately started dating Tyga, that trash box.

    • @catchwreck928
      @catchwreck928 Год назад

      @@l-train7876 The dudes literally a drug addict but tygas the trash box lol

    • @l-train7876
      @l-train7876 Год назад +2

      @@catchwreck928 I know nothing about Mod Sun, but he said he’s sober. I’m confused on your comment. But imho Tyga is a trash box b/c I thinks he’s doing p*rn on OF.

  • @liviasalgado
    @liviasalgado Год назад +8

    I loved the way he listened, I tear up a little, 20 years one day at the time, we all are miracles ❤

  • @jessie9539
    @jessie9539 Год назад +11

    I freaking love Modsun. The talk I never knew I needed!!

  • @claytonclifford2323
    @claytonclifford2323 Год назад +24

    Thank you for being so incredibly open and honest about addiction man. You’re helping people for real

  • @ravensierra777
    @ravensierra777 Год назад +12

    Aww I hope Mod really will start the steps!!! I did 6 months white knuckling it, relapsed, then finally went to treatment and am trying my best to work the program. Actually working on yourself and "being abstinent from drugs" are two totally different things and I can tell a huge difference.

  • @ndesdsadfd
    @ndesdsadfd Год назад +91

    If you're still mentally struggling after 3 and a half years there is something you still have to resolve within you. And you're at risk of relapsing. Once I understood that (took me ages) I was able to really kick that crap for good. Almost 10 years today since I last stuck a needle in me.

    • @nataliep6385
      @nataliep6385 Год назад +1

      Dr. Phil doesn't say that.

    • @DubsTV93
      @DubsTV93 Год назад +11

      Avril Lavigne, his long time gf, just dumped him for another man.

    • @hangingon
      @hangingon Год назад +3

      Congrats man! I just got 2 in January and never thought it possible as a chronic relapser. God gave me more chances than I can count, I finally reached the point where I have absolutely NO desire to use. To someone like me that's a miracle. God Bless!

    • @Jupiter1423
      @Jupiter1423 Год назад

      I dont think he was "still" struggling i think he started struggling after that long. I think thats what he meant though mayne im wrong

    • @AJBuddha
      @AJBuddha Год назад +1

      Yea you gotta be able to separate yourself from the outside world & really dive deep into yourself & things that have effected you & why you do the things you do. It takes introspection to be able to put different energy out to the world for me I had to realize everything I was doing was toxic to myself mentally physically & negatively affecting other people to. But since I’ve been working on myself the energy I put out to the world is a lot different & less negative because I’m not always on edge from always being in my head focusing on the past instead of the present/ future

  • @Liypheria
    @Liypheria Год назад +11

    I was at work really needing a meeting and I listened to this and it hit the spot. Thank you for sharing how amazing the 12 steps are.

  • @jaydonaldson3410
    @jaydonaldson3410 Год назад +9

    "it is impossible to hit a bullseye if you don't have a target."
    -Steve-O

  • @Mostlovedmeemaw
    @Mostlovedmeemaw Год назад +6

    My husband just celebrated 26yrs sobriety … I celebrate it over our wedding anniversary … he said he never knew just how bad he felt until he got sober

  • @kristenabramski9591
    @kristenabramski9591 Год назад +6

    HOLY SMOKES STEVE-O! The way you described our disease and the drinking is but a symptom! I’m so impressed so well and eloquently put. Sober looks so dang good on you!❤❤❤

  • @ThirstyKnife
    @ThirstyKnife Год назад +8

    Didn’t make it to a meeting today and had an incident with my woman that made test my sobriety. Needed to hear this today. Thank you guys.

  • @skylargardner5351
    @skylargardner5351 Год назад +24

    Hopefully losing his fiance doesn't make him want to turn back to the dark side. Stay strong mod!

    • @rickyalvarez5903
      @rickyalvarez5903 Год назад +2

      "If you treat Women like Disposable Objects, you'll never experience Heartache." Charles Bukowski

    • @christophersanzo1833
      @christophersanzo1833 Год назад +10

      What a terrible quote. Goddamn

    • @rickyalvarez5903
      @rickyalvarez5903 Год назад

      @Christopher Sanzo It may be terrible, but it would've saved countless lives if these fragile fem boys would've been more strong. They get dumped and murder the poor girl or kill themselves. I move on.

  • @WHOSBROKEBOIPROD
    @WHOSBROKEBOIPROD Год назад +5

    I love how much attention was paid by mod. Respect.

  • @DroneDane
    @DroneDane 11 месяцев назад +2

    "I never suffered from alcoholism until I got sober" wow. Felt that the past year, and his explanation is phenomenal. Well said Steve-O

  • @jimbobshambles
    @jimbobshambles Год назад +15

    The 12 step program is incredible but you have to do the work. Steve understands this at an incredible level, he obviously went into the program 100% and was probably scared for his life. Fear is a great motivator.

  • @hangingon
    @hangingon Год назад +9

    Mod I watched your documentary and have alot of respect for you as a human sharing the same affliction as many of us. Life is hitting us all hard right now but it could always be worse. You got out at the perfect time cause this Fent has killed all my friends. You got a very kind soul & you deserve to be happy. Always remember- This too shall pass & One day at a time. So far it's me over 2 years & counting, and I finally have NO desire to use. I pray the same for you & everyone still suffering. God Bless bud!

  • @scottpitner4298
    @scottpitner4298 Год назад +9

    So glad you’re speaking this to the wide audience you’ve got.
    ✌️ much love steveO

  • @scottpitner4298
    @scottpitner4298 Год назад +6

    Sun, embrace the Power you have being sober and knowing youve conquered addiction. You can use that powerful feeling to show others that sobriety is an answer and it’s do-able

  • @Jupiter1423
    @Jupiter1423 Год назад +4

    The chapter hes talking about is "life afterwards" and its funny i clicked this video because i read that exact chapter yesterday. The higher power does work in mysterious ways. 68 days sober today.

  • @JeepGirl45
    @JeepGirl45 Год назад +5

    “The alcohol and drugs isn’t the disease.” Wow! So true! You could also add food, gambling, sex to that. Addiction is addiction and there are a lot of us who are just prewired for it.

    • @mdhcccc
      @mdhcccc Месяц назад

      Kinda got his point

  • @katem3147
    @katem3147 Год назад +1

    This is one of my new fave episodes. So enlightening and inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing your experience so openly. 💜☮️🥰

  • @TheSuperSangan
    @TheSuperSangan Год назад +7

    Wait modsun made it?! Thats awesome. I remember seeing him as an opener for jonny craig in 2010. Hope he can stay healthy

  • @letzdownloadacar1218
    @letzdownloadacar1218 Год назад +7

    Been there! Almost a year sober, through the eye of the needle and sewing a new life better than I could have ever imagined. Grew up watching you Steve-o, when i started my sober journey your videos helped me a ton, like a ton a ton. AA is crucial. Here's to clarity, cheers.

    • @muistipalapelit
      @muistipalapelit Год назад +1

      Hahaa, I love these storys ❤️ I work with 18-25 years olds housing where they are in high risk of homlesnes at Helsinki Finland. We try to do what we can to help them to overcome their struggles. Before I was working in a place where they give fresh needles and health advising to use cleanest as possible to stop infections and spread of every shit. I love my job because I see the human behind the face. There is always a story and I really know how that illnes works. Ive had some small troubles in the past but mostly I have just hang out with bunch of broken souls because I was one too. Storys like yours and Steve Os keeps my face in beleving that every one has a chance against that illness. Whole lot of good luck and hard work on your progress 💪 sorry for this being too long✌🏼

  • @Trainy2
    @Trainy2 Год назад +12

    Steve O has really become a guru of sobriety

  • @robertlee8400
    @robertlee8400 Год назад +5

    I quit everything , drinking & smoking pot , that’s all I did , nothing more . I just woke up one day & was tired of feeling hungover every morning & paranoid & as it felt like time was slowing down when I smoked . It really wasn’t worth felling like that anymore , I couldn’t concentrate anymore . Once I quit , I had more time on my hands , I found more time for hobby’s I neglected over the years , my hobby’s are my drug now & I like to keep it that way .

  • @Dan23_7
    @Dan23_7 Год назад +6

    Mod sun seems very delicate still, keep strong bro. This was Powerful, and it’s hit home to me. I won’t divulge as there’s folks worse off with than me.
    I needed to listen to this and it couldn’t of arrived at the most perfect timing. Thank you Steve and gang.

  • @lins8753
    @lins8753 5 месяцев назад +1

    Mod changed my life. I was freshly 21 and was heading toward becoming an addict when he decided to get sober. He inspired me. I haven't drank in over 4 years and haven't done drugs or felt the need to do those things since. Thank you Mod.

    • @missmaex3
      @missmaex3 3 месяца назад

      Congrats ❤❤❤

  • @durpledorekapre3991
    @durpledorekapre3991 Год назад +14

    I had better recovery on my own. I use medical cannabis, but I am 3 years clean off meth and 1 year clean off alcohol. I didn't like being around other addicts and alcoholics in the meetings. Id rather not talk about my old addictions every day.

    • @tomwilko7841
      @tomwilko7841 Год назад +4

      Good for u man...whatever gets u through...different strokes for different folks

    • @aaronkamakaze2967
      @aaronkamakaze2967 Год назад +3

      Agree man. Meetings made me worse. Talking about addiction and being around alot of mentally sick people didn't help my recovery at all. I was stagnant for years going to AA and NA meetings. I did the 12 steps 3 times and would still relapse. And when that happened they would blame me and never once think that the program just doesn't work for some people lol. I eventually stopped going, went to psychologists and got on suboxone and quit the opiates and it was what actually got me clean for long periods of time. I smoke cannabis now also, and that's about it...

    • @sandhanitizer15
      @sandhanitizer15 Год назад +2

      Only thing I got help with was the actual detox. I didn't do rehab or meetings for the same reason. I smoke a ton of weed, always have, but that wasn't the problem. Keep it up man, glad you're still here with us.

  • @jcarl8759
    @jcarl8759 Год назад +1

    Jeeze, I remember seeing him play the drums with that long ass hair down in Mobile for Four Letter Lie back in the day, crazy how time flies man

  • @CBconnections
    @CBconnections Год назад +1

    Best Conversation iv ever heard and has helped me with more insight 💯% it hits me 🎯 thank you for Mod and SteveO for talking about this and the others..love you all

  • @loramontroy7850
    @loramontroy7850 Год назад +3

    Sweet MOD SUN…Surround yourself with Friends like this!!! 💚💚💚

  • @Jroberts273
    @Jroberts273 4 дня назад

    This video was such a great documentation of one of the hardest portions of recovery. Seeing you do so well Steve-0 is so empowering… you are such an inspiration. Like knowing you are a regular guy and that you felt some of the same feelings and dealt with these issues in your journey makes me feel better.

  • @tracyz2056
    @tracyz2056 Год назад +3

    Love and respect all here! Mod is in my prayers! He needs more of this!

  • @lararobinson4776
    @lararobinson4776 Год назад +2

    Well done guys on the explaining and educating on addiction and the best recovery process

  • @julianodirenzi5719
    @julianodirenzi5719 5 месяцев назад

    You have no idea how much these podcasts are doing for the world. Bravo Steve O you’re a class dude always loved watching you growing up

  • @JimmyBeamerBear
    @JimmyBeamerBear 5 месяцев назад

    To see the steps in action acrossed the world on one of my favorite podcasts is truly a testament of the effectiveness of the program.

  • @pharaohgodreem1254
    @pharaohgodreem1254 Год назад +2

    I remember his older posts before ig really took off he was posting alot about being high and I was in the same boat taking pictures of my cups if actavist thinking I'm living life at 18 boy I was wrong salute everyone who is trying or has beat there addiction stay strong that's one thing I like about the internet is even through all the bs and distractions there are people to talk to stay safe one ❤️

  • @michaeleaton5695
    @michaeleaton5695 Год назад

    I just keep seeing keep seeing these episodes and listen and I see a consistent consistency from Stevo. Stevo you are impressive and your life is an inspiration to many. It seems really honest what you say.

  • @cjjj6377
    @cjjj6377 Год назад +3

    We all struggle in some ways I’ve struggled with my own substance main thing to know is UR NOT ALONE stay strong and god bless

  • @melissapossman3719
    @melissapossman3719 Год назад +1

    Thank you Steve-O for these words you have helped me realize things I've never fully realized things did get better after getting sober but I have lupus and it's like I feel like life's just going okay this is what you get for being an addict all those years or something and trying to now get this under control right now is so so incredibly difficult and it's just like the struggling never has fully ended for me and I just pray that it does and it gets under control bc I have an amazing 9 year old and this disease which I feel like I'm a disease collector at this point 😆 but she absolutely deserves so much more than I've been able to give her and she has been my saving grace without her I know I would not be here right now but I've never done the steps I've tried but never fully do them but your words just now seriously put a new perspective on things and I was literally asleep got up to use the restroom and just picked up my phone and through my feed suddenly this showed up and I absolutely 1000% believe it was because I was supposed to see this❤️🙏💗 And I feel so much for Mod Sun right now bc I know he's an awesome person and thinking you've found your soulmate and then just boom it's done and not only done but then she goes at gets within days it seems gets with someone else which honestly is a huge downgrade Mod and her I thought were totally perfect for each other and I totally understand what he's going through bc the very same thing happened to me literally and it broke me for awhile and I relapsed for quite a bit bc of it and I just pray that he keeps sober and that as he's recently said there's a plan for everything.....

  • @FRESHCULTURESTUDIOS
    @FRESHCULTURESTUDIOS Год назад +1

    STEVE-O is an inspiration. Powerful podcast. Grateful for the knowledge. Much Love and Respect. STEVE O IS A TRUE SURVIVER.

  • @kissmanie
    @kissmanie Год назад

    Thank you so much! I really needed this today 💗

  • @LittleMissStamper
    @LittleMissStamper 11 месяцев назад

    You all need to have more of these conversations. The raw honesty is truely priceless. EVERYONE can get something from this ❤

  • @angieevans
    @angieevans Год назад

    Love watching you do your thing steve. You teach those who are struggling well.

  • @kpwillson
    @kpwillson 3 месяца назад

    This show does a lot of good. I don't have any issues with substances, but absolutely have compulsion and addicts in my family and the way you guys explain recovery provides a lot of value to everyone whether or not they are strictly an "alcoholic". Truly great stuff

  • @jentalksbooks
    @jentalksbooks Год назад +2

    Great stuff!
    Also, I love the sweet dog being there for Mod Sun. 🐶

  • @johnbambrough3189
    @johnbambrough3189 Год назад +4

    This is was awesome Mod Sun listening intently to Steveo’s advice and it really is great advice!
    I’m still struggling with drugs and alcohol but I’m gonna really dive deep into the 12 steps I got Russel Brands Recovery book few years ago gotta force myself to read it and put into practice everyday!

  • @sonjatheierl1
    @sonjatheierl1 11 месяцев назад

    Steveo so filled with joy at your sobriety i wanna cry! Glad your on earth! Its a struggle but your worth it and a REAL MAN! ANNNNNDDD you can remember the fun you really had!

  • @kalipitt
    @kalipitt Год назад +1

    This conversation will help so many others.

  • @KushbiZ
    @KushbiZ Год назад +3

    16:55 This is me 100%....Steve-O hit it right on the nail with me. I have a job...house...but i drink every night...not enough that i can't go to work in the morning...but enough that ive been stuck in the same mundane job for the last 12yrs....smart enough to go to college and get a degree...but too lazy cause i can't wait to get home and pour a glass.

  • @patrickd0403
    @patrickd0403 Год назад +1

    As someone who's been sober for close to 6 months now, I really relate to mod and what he means when he says he was "chasing the high trying to prove to myself I can do it" because I recently hit a point where I was so scared of sliding backwards, that I wasn't aware of the progress I'd already been making. Great conversation & im glad this was published

  • @CountDankula0
    @CountDankula0 Год назад +1

    Im happy you posted this, we needed to learn from this to help us all

  • @mostlycolin
    @mostlycolin Год назад

    wonderful talk, i really appreciate and needed to hear a lot of this.

  • @sk857117
    @sk857117 Год назад +2

    They may have just save Mod from a relapse. He really needed this I feel.

  • @jermainejohnson7026
    @jermainejohnson7026 Год назад

    Thank you for helping me with motivation and keeping me humble to my principles before my personality. I am a friend of Bill also.

  • @jdelliquadri1
    @jdelliquadri1 Год назад +3

    Great conversation for anyone who suffers from addiction.

  • @system.out.printlnsmartert5781
    @system.out.printlnsmartert5781 Год назад +5

    Oh shit I forgot about mod sun. I saw him at warped tour around 10 years ago. Holy shit, 10 years....

  • @rerickson72
    @rerickson72 Год назад +1

    Steve you are a truly amazing man.
    Love you both Mod & Steve.

  • @fmorin71234
    @fmorin71234 Год назад +9

    The biggest help for me after finishing the steps was daily prayer and meditation. I found myself being irritable and had a hard time with anger at around the 6th month. My sponsor suggested daily meditation and each morning I started counting my breaths for 5 minutes to start and then worked my way up to a minimum of 10 minutes each morning. It immediately started working. Also praying that my higher power would show me the right decision to make throughout the day and give me the power to do it. Asking to take away my selfishness and expressing gratitude for something and thank him each night for my sobriety. By applying this daily in my life it has made a HUGE difference!

    • @dickdeoreo
      @dickdeoreo Год назад +2

      My meditation was exercise. I’m far too wound up for meditation and personally find it more annoying. Going for a light jog or hitting the gym or doing push-ups and making a good breakfast in the morning was my thing. It’s great to have those stress relieving outlets in sobriety. I mean, there’s no other way. Can’t wake up and hit a line in the morning anymore lol

  • @Joyful477
    @Joyful477 Год назад

    You got this Mod Sun what a great conversation and very helpful for him good to see ❤

  • @lcote367
    @lcote367 Год назад

    I know that money is the core of everything especially media, but I really needed to hear this msg today. Thank you Steve o

  • @gweedus
    @gweedus Год назад +1

    thank u Steve. this podcasts help the viewers as much as the guests.

  • @ChinChecker22
    @ChinChecker22 Год назад

    That was awesome. So many ppl can relate to this convo. Give it a listen.

  • @tadlee4928
    @tadlee4928 Год назад +1

    Steve o is doin the lords work good on him

  • @CoolInOlympia
    @CoolInOlympia Год назад +1

    Great discussion! I amsure you helped a lot of people, including me, with this discussion!

  • @Jamesadamiak
    @Jamesadamiak Год назад +1

    I love when Steve-O and crew talk true recovery. I hope Mod finds it because he would be super charged

  • @Bernardas93
    @Bernardas93 Год назад +1

    Steve-o is such an inspiration, best conversation ever

  • @cloudymindtv85
    @cloudymindtv85 Месяц назад

    Wow that was a great meeting guys , thanks for sharing.

  • @rebekahlikesmusic2723
    @rebekahlikesmusic2723 Год назад

    God bless Steve-O. What a great guy. Prayers up for Mod Sun. Stay strong 💪

  • @lowcloud739
    @lowcloud739 21 день назад

    This video was so dope , loved being able to hear this conversation

  • @alysabaraniuk2686
    @alysabaraniuk2686 Год назад

    I was really mesmerized by Mod Sun's vulnerability. He is really struggling. I am 5 weeks sober and this pulled at my heart strings. it's so helpful to know there is light at the end of the tunnel and people get well and really claim their lives and identities after being lost for so long. This makes me feel like eventually I'll fail without help and that it is there for people like me. Thank you Steveo for posting videos on sobriety and sharing what you have gone through. You're a smart man who really took change to heart

  • @RynossGamingmusic
    @RynossGamingmusic Год назад +4

    Wow Steve-O has gotten so well at talking in general, let a lone about substance abuse it's what a lot of addict's need too hear. Guy would make an awesome rehab worker or drug & alcohol counselor

  • @oo0itsmaria
    @oo0itsmaria 4 месяца назад

    This just gave me my AHA moment…. I’m literally in tears.. I’m 12.5 years sober and I’m still in agony. I just started attending meetings again for the first time in 11 years and this is why I need to do the steps immediately. I’m suffering from untreated alcoholism. I never understood that until this video……

  • @adammurray9826
    @adammurray9826 Год назад

    This episode helped me more than you know. Thank you for the insight. We DO recover ❤️

  • @meredithgrubb4497
    @meredithgrubb4497 11 месяцев назад +1

    I love Mod. He is a genuinely good dude.

  • @drt2854
    @drt2854 Год назад +6

    Insightful even for non addicts

  • @benitoprats
    @benitoprats Год назад

    So great to see you guys being of service to another alcoholic. Thank you!

  • @abigailkendrick
    @abigailkendrick Год назад

    Thank you Steve-O this is beyond priceless 🌟

  • @elusion23one41
    @elusion23one41 Год назад

    Brilliant take Steve's advice is so valuable it comes from such a real place

  • @johncarlo6661
    @johncarlo6661 Год назад

    So glad he asked this question, everyone goers through it, if you been through it or going through it.