Episode 90: Nelson Brolly: Punk Rock, Sobriety, and Parenthood

My Guest this Episode is Nelson Brolly, the singer and guitarist of the band Fake Lighters, who discusses his journey to sobriety, the themes of his new album, and the challenges of balancing family life with a passion for music. They explore the punk ethos, parenting, and the evolution of their sound, while also reflecting on the importance of community and personal growth.

Takeaways

• Parenthood is a journey of trial and error.

• There is no manual for raising children.

• Sobriety can lead to clarity and better life choices.

• Facing fears can lead to positive change.

• Music has been a lifelong passion for Dave.

• Living with Parkinson's requires daily adjustments.

• Gratitude plays a key role in happiness.

• Substance abuse affects families deeply.

• Open communication is vital in parent-child relationships.

• Life's challenges can lead to personal growth.

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