Bob Forrest's Don't Die Podcast

Bob, Mike and guest Gil T. from Top Jimmy & The Rhythm Pigs deliver stories from the early days of 80's Hollywood music scene.

Bob, Chuk and Mike on this one talk about homelessness, Bobs big announcement, Long Beach, Rik L Rik, The Simpletones, gunfights, punks that died and the ones that lived, John Lydon, Elvis Costello, Gexa X, Don Bolles, L.A the music capitol of the world?, bands from Canada and L.A. Nightclubs

Bob, Chuk and Mike, Covid cases, testing, where’s the political support for drug addicts, America celebrates killing, societies ills, unsolicited advise

Bob Chuk and Mike Talk taking responsibility, Hunter S. Thompson, Bank robbery, Las Vegas, Bob leaves his apartment to Top Jimmy, Methadone stories, Weed, Doom scrolling, dog culture, Gloria Scottisms, Making amends and ending that might surprise some

Bob, Chuk and Mike talk about protecting the Affordable Care Act rising suicide rate, friends relapsing, Clancy and Bob, are we teaching fear to our kids and the art of honesty

Bob, Chuk and Mike, Bobs ok with the isolation, why Trump trucks are stupid, tax policy,health care, the fall of Purdue, overdose and death rate up, RIP Eddie Jennings, ladies and gentlemen, the president of the United States……

Bob,Patrick O'Neill and Mike talk drug treatment in Wisconsin, failure to launch in kids, methadone Suboxone treatment Buddy Arnold wisdom, kids and Covid, fires and more RV stories

***NEWS FLASH*** Bobs reaction to Purdue Pharma settlement

Huell Howser, drive in concerts, the Elvis and Trump Addiction connection, the election, a nationwide12 step program, Lakers, Dodgers, Bobs diet, Hope

Bob Chuk and Mike back together! Chuk comes back from Petaluma, Covid times, Chip implants and who cares, update on Bobs RV, Music happenings, The Homeless problem, The drug epidemic, The mental illness epidemic.

Breakfast with Bob and Mike, Bob buys a RV and works on it himself, the new book, Isolation and depression numbers and Eddie Van Halen

The first drink Bob took, Intimate secrets, who we are, planing for nothing, living in the moment, Bob unwittingly becomes a drug counselor, why we seek approval, trauma is the ongoing journey, don’t read the internet, “it easier to be mean than it is helpful”, be who you are, “If you are not being authentic you are bound to be disillusioned” 

Bob Talks series one, what to expect in rehab, medications, sociology, living life on life’s term, staying sober until the journey of insight to the palace of wisdom is complete.

The violence in Kenosha, the dark days we are in. Bob gives a message of hope and strength, Social distancing and family gatherings, back to the beach, Bob only surfing story, Angel, Rush, Foghat and Puca shell necklaces, our common history of Bolsa Chica beach.

Chuk gets 23, Fentanyl deaths in young people are up, meetings on line, to the wives chapter needs to be taken out, aa and where its going, Gene Autry’s 10 step program

Bob, Chuk and Mike talk about summertime at the Forrest house, changes in the concert industry, social media, into the music obscurity crevasse of the 70s and 80s and Bobs love of Angel and babies aren’t really that cute.

Recovery bloggers, Huntington beach, whats with the walls, pooping, flying with the Peppers, sober companion Bob, Don’t Die Wisconsin and songs

Masks, Isolation, zoom meetings, HIV, getting loaded because of being in isolation is a cop out, Drinking! we go old school and talk about alcohol, more Gloria Scott wisdom, homeless bob stories, poop of course, The Lingerie night club scene in Hollywood back in the day and Karens

Special episode on the second anniversary of the overdose death of Chris from Dopey, Dave from Dopey and Don’t Die guys kick off Chrismiss in July and remember Chris, talk about Drugs, Death and dumb other stuff. Dave comes up with the slogan to end all slogans Sh*ts tough, do your best, f**king carry on.

Bobs history and update about The Bicycle Thief 20th anniversary re-release of “You come and go like a pop song”, recovery songs, songs that romanticize drug use, moral responsibility of sobriety