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Sex Drunks

Sex Drunks

De : Jonathan & Pasha
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A conversational podcast exploring lust, sex, and addiction through real recovery stories. Each episode features candid dialogue from people who've lived it-sometimes serious, sometimes funny, always real. The show offers experience, strength, and hope without sounding clinical or preachy.

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  • 22. Can exposure therapy help?

    22. Can exposure therapy help?
    May 11 2026
    Pasha comes back from a work conference tired, rattled, and with one painfully awkward problem: what do you say when a coworker asks for your secret podcast? He and Jonathan get into conferences as a minefield, the weird buildup from a thousand little looks, and why bookending might be the most practical tool they’ve found for staying sane in the wild. Also: the guy who read "lusted perverts," one very reluctant meeting chair, and a Russian Serenity Prayer to close it out.
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    1 h et 9 min
  • 21. Predators, monsters and perverts

    21. Predators, monsters and perverts
    Apr 30 2026

    Jonathan and Pasha recap the Sumas retreat, from the very specific chaos of trying to save a variety show with almost no acts to Jonathan leaving early to get home to his wife and screaming baby. They get into recruiting people off the trail, Pasha's red-bandana intimidation strategy, and why Mike K and Thomas completely stole the show with their fake phone-coordinator bit. They also talk about the weird freedom of being around people who already know your worst stuff, what happens when guys keep relapsing, and why hearing "go to God" can still be maddening when you want actual instructions.
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    1 h et 7 min
  • 20. Free to be me (Sumas retreat)

    20. Free to be me (Sumas retreat)
    Apr 22 2026

    Kent joins Pasha and Jonathan at the Sumas retreat to talk about being openly gay in SA, why he tells guys to get sober first and sort out the rest later, and how recovery changed the way he sees his wife and their marriage. They get into early-recovery anger, saying the Serenity Prayer in Home Depot, what it was like for Kent to walk into a room full of men, and the tension around who feels welcome in the fellowship. Kent also shares some great stories about working with David Maynard, including the simple rule that told you whether he was really your sponsor: call every day.
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    55 min
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