Addiction has been called a chronic disease, a family issue, or a solution to disconnection. Some say it's their escape from monotony. I've stopped trying to figure it out and started having conversations with family and friends exploring who they are and how they self-soothe. There's no normal way to live and get by. Normal is nonexistent. Do what you please...Music by Bennett WildauerLogo by Kelly MooreSocial Media art by Meredith JenusaitisEmail: dowhatyoupleasepod@gmail.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchAddiction has been called a chronic disease, a family issue, or a solution to disconnection. Some say it's their escape from monotony. I've stopped trying to figure it out and started having conversations with family and friends exploring who they are and how they self-soothe. There's no normal way to live and get by. Normal is nonexistent.
Recent episodes include "Michael Incognito" (20 October 2026, 72 minutes), "Sarah" (6 October 2026, 56 minutes), and "Bella" (22 September 2026, 40 minutes).
Do What You Please publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 64 minutes across 22 episodes.
Booking probability for Do What You Please is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Do What You Please requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Do What You Please's contact route on record: verified email.
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Do What You Please is a health podcast with 22 episodes published.
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Michael talks early memories of neighborhood sleepovers, the role of 30 racks in our high school experience, substance use and fitting in, COVID’s impact on drinking habits, the music industry, and the importance of...
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Sarah talks through her experiences losing both friends and family members to opioid use, how her understanding of substance use has changed, and finding healthier coping skills.
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Bella talks staying busy, managing cravings, racing thoughts, family, medication for alcohol use, outpatient treatment, finding support, and healthier coping skills.
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Ed shares about alcohol use and social relationships, Xanax and anxiety, family dynamics, becoming a person that gets involved, and living beyond yourself.
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Michael talks deep cleaning and nicotine, the role of firefighters in public health, his experiences with overdose response and how individuals navigate the healthcare system, and common substances and recovery...
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Tess talks vaping, weed culture, ketamine, big realizations, letting go of labels, expectations vs. realities of drug use, and being an extrovert.
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Kevin talks high school behavior when the drinking age was 18, how substance use manifests in people with active minds, memories and insights about Brian, and how our current government and legal systems are complicit...
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Joe talks his social work and substance use training, harm reduction and abstinence programs, making realistic goals, and working in community mental health.
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Don finishes up our conversation talking about ego, understanding his personality, starting every day with an aim, and figuring out the truth.
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Don talks about his experience in recovery, self-esteem, masculinity, the gift of alcohol, the secret of cocaine, and how substance use can be a low-level search for something greater.
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Today’s episode is Amath: she talks growing up in rural Vermont, moving to DC, outpatient treatment, alcohol dependency, and how substance use and mental health are intertwined.
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Eagle talks opium joints, his military service, altering our consciousness, and respecting and understanding the substances we use.
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Sharanya talks moving around growing up, collective rituals around smoking, phone addiction, and socializing without substances.
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My mother (reluctantly) talks her family upbringing, smoking cigarettes, grief, and finding God.
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Stasia talks growing up in a small town, being an athlete, weed, romantic relationships, ketamine, and how we should all be going to music festivals.
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Lindsey discusses nature, binge drinking, tarot, and experimenting.
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Giulia talks drinking culture in the US vs. Brazil, addiction medicine terms, and how she engages and lives life with community.
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Kelly talks different modes of use, addictive personalities, comfort, building community, and discovering new hobbies. Respond to the end-of-episode prompt at dowhatyoupleasepod@gmail.com. Will they be shared next...
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Mort talks social media, wearables, making progress, and peak performance.
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Meredith talks family history, habits, harm reduction, and creativity. Thoughts or questions? Email Meredith at mrj1208@gmail.com.
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