The conversation continues…In Part 2 of Glenn Victor’s conversation with longtime friend and recovery advocate Eric “Mr. Whatchamacallit” Taylor, the stories, laughter, and life lessons continue.With more than 30 years clean, Eric shares the wisdom, humor, and perspective that have guided his life while helping countless others along the way.One of Eric’s favorite sayings is:“Show up early – stay late.”It’s more than advice for recovery meetings—it’s a philosophy that’s shaped his approach to recovery, work, relationships, and life itself.Whether you’re still struggling, know someone who is, or simply enjoy honest conversations about resilience, purpose, and personal growth, this episode offers practical lessons that reach far beyond addiction.If you haven’t seen Part 1 (Episode 3), be sure to check it out—but this conversation also stands on its own.🎙️ New episodes premiere Sundays at 9 PM ET / 6 PM PTPlease follow the podcast, leave a rating, and share this episode to help us reach more people who may need to hear these conversations.#opioidaddiction #mentalhealth #sobriety #recovery #cleanliving #daremepodcast

Some of life’s greatest lessons come from the people who have lived them.In this episode of the Dare Me! Podcast, Glenn Victor welcomes longtime friend and recovery advocate Eric “Mr. Whatchamacallit” Taylor. Through humor, honesty, and decades of lived experience, Eric shares his story of addiction, recovery, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.One of Eric’s favorite sayings is, “Show up early – stay late.” It’s more than advice for recovery meetings—it’s a philosophy for life. Throughout this conversation, he shares the wisdom, perspective, and practical guidance that have helped him remain clean for more than 30 years while continuing to help others do the same.Whether you’re struggling with addiction, know someone who is, or you’re simply looking for encouragement to overcome life’s challenges, this conversation is filled with hope, laughter, and real-world insight.The fight continues… and so does the hope.#opioidaddiction #mentalhealthmatters #addictionawareness #recovery #daremepodcast

Chronic headaches don’t have to mean narcotics.In this episode of the Dare Me! Podcast, Glenn and longtime friend Dr. Marc Scharfman explore healthier alternatives for treating chronic headaches and discuss the importance of non-narcotic treatment options.Dr. Scharfman shares his approach to helping patients find relief while focusing on healthy living and addressing the root causes of chronic pain. Together, Glenn and Dr. Scharfman discuss lifestyle choices and the many options available for those seeking relief without relying on potentially addictive medications.The conversation also takes a fun detour into their friendship and mutual love of music, including Dr. Scharfman’s invitation to attend the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Los Angeles. Glenn also includes a video clip of his interview with the Peacock Theater social media team during one of music’s biggest nights.The episode wraps up with a discussion of recent opioid-related news stories, including concerns surrounding 7-OH products and other troubling trends impacting individuals and families across the country.

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