My guest this episode is Jay Rodriguez, a woodwind player who has performed with artists such as Prince, Elvis Costello, Wu-Tang Clan, and The Roots, to name a few. In this episode, Jay shares his journey through music, parenting, and sobriety. He reflects on his experiences with addiction, the challenges of being a parent, and the importance of community and support in recovery. Jay discusses the pressures faced by artists and the myth of the tortured artist, emphasizing the need for clarity and honesty in sobriety. He also highlights the significance of personal growth and humility in navigating life as a sober individual and a father.
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