Dave Navarro OD'd and Was Left for Dead | Worst Firsts with Brittany Furlan
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- Dave Navarro OD'd and Was Left for Dead) | Worst Firsts with Brittany Furlan
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This week, musician, actor and filmmaker Dave Navarro sits down with Brittany to discuss dealing with the grief of losing his mother and turning it into a documentary film, his younger partying days along with Tommy Lee and his addiction issues, including when at the height of his career, he OD'd on heroin in London and the people he was with left him there for dead.
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Another way to look at medication: no one looks down on someone with an infection for taking antibiotics. No one looks down on someone with diabetes for taking insulin. No one should look down on someone for taking medication for their mental health. ❤️
Totally agree a HUNDRED percent!!!!
So true,I use to hide me antidepressants..have friends over and didn't want them to see them..
@@danmacdonald1453 I can appreciate that. I'm glad you aren't ashamed now. Taking care of your health is a great thing! 💜
I do agree with you. People do look down on mental illness. It is so misunderstood and judged that few people seek help.
who isnt on some kind of depression med. these days. I think everyone for either a short or long term depression is pretty normal nowadays.
It's the crazy people who dont get help you have to watch out for.
He is literally a rock god, and he is extremely humble and kind and sweet
Re- listen to the first minute about his “pet” which is just an animals who he doesn’t care about
Very much so
No such thing i understand your sentiment but nobody should be considered a God... He's just a guy who can sing get lucky and worked hard...
@@bettyb1313 😑 🙄 okay dude. Good for you
I agree he's turned so many negatives in his life into positives and that DuelDiagnosis.com he has going on if you know anyone with mental health issues and drug abuse it doesn't have to be both. It's really awesome so if you know someone who needs help. I love listening too him talk his voice is very calming to me.
I found my mom dead in 2010 and lost my dad to cancer 3 years ago. I have no siblings so they were my best friends. I always feared the day for either and it's insane what grief can do to a person mentally and physically. I ended up having seizures for 2 years after my mom passed and the dr told me it was from stress and grief. I also lost my cat who was 3 days away from turning 20. I grew up with him and he was always there for me. I totally understand your grief. I had him cremated and he stays in my room in his little box. So sorry for your losses ♡♡♡
I’m so sorry you’ve gone through this!
Sending you ❤
So sorry sending lots of thoughts and energy your way ❤️
@@paulajay8525 aw thank you♡
@New Life New Rules Often it really does. Then some random unexpected things happen that make it worth living even if the bullshit hand had been dealt...like my 2 babies. I felt like my family was gone, I struggled with heroin and meth addiction...almost gave up on getting/staying clean and then I had 2 boys [age 2 and 4 months] unplanned/unexpected...but gave me something worth living for and has been the reason I have 3 years clean! What's really bittersweet is that my parents always wanted a grandbaby or two and I was never interested in having kids.. so having no siblings they sort of lost hope about it. Then I end up having them after they both passed so they never got to meet them:( It sucks but my 2 year old favors my dad and my 4 month old favors my mom.. so it's almost like I got a piece of them back. I probably sound weird but trying to stay positive lol
Dave went to my high school (University High in LA) for a few months and dated my friend. He was very nice, a bit on the quiet side, but very down to earth. Loved the podcast.
There's nothing that connects people more than being open, honest, and vulnerable about the pain and challenges in life. Thank you! 💛💛💛
Yup. Luckily they're in a place where they can be more honest.
Very true words Dori . Smart girl . I couldn’t have said it any better 👍
Brittany is such an awesome interviewer; she's a good listener, has interesting questions and funny comments, and remembers what the guest was talking about even when they forget
Agreed, but she does tend to interrupt a lot and that gets me. I do notice she's maybe made some improvement with that tho, hopefully continues.
Yep
I love when successful people talk about struggling with mental health. Because a lot of people still think that anxiety/depression is because youre not happy with your life, job etc.
This episode was one of my favorites❤❤
I had always assumed that Dave was this narcissistic asshole- I don’t know why? This was eye opening- he’s a sweet and vulnerable guy who’s very honest and self aware. Nice.
you had it right the first time. he's full of shit.
Well, age does that to you. You mature and shit. ;)
You probably thought that because that was his genuine reputation. Ask Anthony Kedis, look up the songs or line within songs about him by Red Hot Chili Peppers ... narcissistic, know it all.
He never was. He literally never fucked anyone over. He’s just really attractive and talented and for a long time was able to play and write great songs being a full blown junky.
He only got kicked out of rhcp because of his addiction. He definitely influenced and drove their sound at that time. The issue was the rest of the rhcp really didn’t provide any musical Identity or direction for the group instead relied on their guitarists and past. Dave really wasn’t a match anyways so his days were numbered from the jump. His only beef was that Anthony relapsed and was Mia along with being full blown junky, which hindered and put on hold tours and recording. Navarro still came thru then. When Navarro’s addiction got extremely bad they literally just kicked him out. So at the time he was bummed and mad. Mind you he admits that it was John’s band and he’s glad he came back. They also talked and John gave him a guitar once John was back In rhcp. It was mostly media bullshit.
For JA Perry and Dave don’t really mesh in a friendship sense. They spent most their teens and early twenties together while being addicts and being superstars. That being said Dave says Perry is always right when it comes to music which annoys the shit out of him. Every music idea or thing they should that Perry says, always works great and generally is better than the rest of bands idea.
He's always seemed like a sweetheart with a very emo side
I love Dave. I’m so glad he survived everything. He went thru pure hell & wants to help people. He doesn’t even have to.
Its really beautiful and inspiring to see someone turn shit into gold.
I watched mourning son and cried my eyes out. Side note Dave is so hot 🥵
Me too
You're a shameless pig for making something so deep and tragic so superficial. Genuine cringe!
I love how the dog just sleeps the whole podcast. This is the level of unbothered i need to be lmao.
Nina tha wiena!
The dog was so still it took me a while to even notice.
Dam, I didn’t even notice the dog until I read this comment like “what dog?” Lmao
I didn’t even notice!
@@travislongwell at about 13:30 there is a cut and the dog is there after the cut.
I lost my sister this year from an overdose I feel your pain I'm a recovering addict .now I'm doing this for me and my sister your so inspirational you can come back from addiction god bless
Walk on best you can. Huge hug
It’s a tough road, but once you get a ways down the path and look back, you’ll be so thankful to see the progress made and the past will feel like a lifetime ago. Keep pushing every day.
I feel your pain I also lost my sister 3 yrs ago to an od!!! Nothing can describe it!!! Everything reminds me of her!!
My condolences 🙏
Melissa, it's 2024. I wonder how you are going? If clean, well done, you are so worth it. If you have somehow lapsed, that doesn't mean you have failed, it means you are still in the early recovery phases. However your life is in 2024, just know the world needs you!
Dave is such a cool and smart guy.
Anyone else digging Dave’s grown out color with the grey in the beard 🥰🥰🥰
I was thinking ‘even Dave has Covid hair’… comes across even more extreme after binging on Ink Master. He can put a paper bag over his head and still be hot
zylka 1 Amen. Dave Navarro is a beautiful person
He could pull off any color, he still looks young even with a few greys.
Love the salt and pepper. Experience is attractive
Dave is such a great guy, incredibly talented and yet so understanding
From Great Pain and Loss....Often Comes Great Understanding
He’s looked the same for 100 years, he really has a lot of faith in him, that’s great!
This was everything I needed right now.. From recently losing a pet, to struggling with the worst depression I’ve ever experienced... this podcast had every piece of advice/ wisdom/ sign I needed at this moment. I am so grateful for this conversation. Thank you both so much. 🖤
Thank you so fucking much for this. I'm struggling with my severe depression and anxiety and to just know and have a connection with other beings has brought me so much peace. A wonderful and needed interview
I love when you have guests that get what mental illness is like. i really like this dude!! Gtreat video britt
Great episode. Sincere and honest conversation. I'm going to watch "Mourning son" . I am glad he is doing fine.
I’ve watched it like 3+times. Brilliant!!
It’s very heavy, but beautiful.
Dave's work with the peppers was underrated...just saying
THANK you.
Facts
Actually my favorite peppers stuff
He is a proper legend, man
@@altoid8450 mine too...that was my favorite era of that band
Dave does an amazing job humanizing himself. Yes, he is famous but he is also a person. A person that has pain, struggles, and adversity, like all people do. It takes a special person to accept humility as he does and open up his soul for all to see.
What he said about not using substances that make you happy but allowing you to find that happiness was so true... like he puts things into words that others feel intuitively but can’t explain.. I think that’s the true definition of an artist
My husband & I have counseled many marriages. Here's the thing, every marriage goes through the "we're just roommates" phase. Not that you stopped caring for each other, you just feel very familiar & not romantic towards the person.
You can work through it. Most ppl do work through it. The few times I saw ppl not working it out (it was the wifes every time we counseled a couple) it was because the wife already had her eye on another guy that she was already flirting with, cheating with or something in between those two. I'm not judging either, I'm just stating what I've seen.
Please don't walk away from a marriage with someone you love simply because you're not feeling butterflies or sparks right now. You can get them back, please seek marriage counseling with someone interested in helping you stay together.
I've been with my husband 18 years, married 17 years. We went through that "we're just roommates phase" back 12 years ago for about 3 years. But now, he walks into the kitchen & I get butterflies or he flirts with me & I giggle. But, it's work, on both sides. We pour into our marriage instead of just coexisting & neglecting each other.
If you're in a terrible, toxic relationship, please get out of that. But if you love the person & they're good to you. Please don't tear everything apart in your life for butterflies. A relationship is work. Get support, do the work.
Best wishes to you all.
@Blessed Mom, that’s the problem, people don’t seem to understand this is part of being in a long term relationship. The spark you felt early on eventually fizzles out some and you have to work to keep it alive.
Amazing as always girl!!! My body has gotten crazier about uppers too!! I’m a recovering addict...I did all the drugs that led up to a nasty heroin problem. The dope made me not sick, then shoot the coke for a buzz then shoot the dope to stabilize. And now any thing with caffeine makes me feel super anxious. Im an artist with duel diagnosis too. Addiction and bipolar. My art, Methadone and lots of therapy helps me manage things and I’ve gotten my life back. One that I’m proud of!! Sober 4 yrs from illicit drugs in March 2021🎊💖
Hi Kari, congratulations on 4 years clean next month! I hope you don’t mind this comment, I just wanted to make a suggestion. If you’re still in a methadone program, have you ever considered switching from methadone to Suboxone? I got clean in 2009, also with the help of an addiction psychiatrist and therapy, and Suboxone saved my life, I was in so deep I never would’ve been able to quit cold turkey.
Suboxone is much, much easier to come off than methadone, that’s one of the reasons I’m suggesting it to you. Methadone and Suboxone serve the same purpose, they help us quit the hardcore drug and that drug lifestyle without the agony of withdrawals, so we can face and conquer the underlying issues immediately. I also suffer from depression & anxiety, and thankfully finally found the right medications to handle them. My quit date was July 20, 2009, I used Suboxone for almost 6 years. I started tapering down slowly in January 2015 and took my last Suboxone in June 2015, and I’ve been clean and free ever since.
I don’t want you to feel like I’m getting in your business, I just feel that people like us need to watch out for each other when we can. I hope you see this, and hope you reply if you do. Wishing you all the best.
Russell in Las Vegas
You are crazy strong respect
@@russellszabadosaka5-pindin849 wow, thats amazing, over in Ireland we dont have suboxone!!!
Navarro rules! Great musician and his guitar playing is outstanding. I think that the Red Hot Chili Peppers best album One Hot Minute is by far their best and criminally underrated. Dave is a very interesting, kind and intelligent person too. Thanks
That was a huge album for me when it came out. Was a big Jane's fan and play bass. So combining Flea and Dave was awesome. I like his style of guitar more than Frusciante. I like both, but prefer Dave. Maybe that's because I like JA so much.
Being a domestic violence survivor this really caught my eye. Thank you kindly for sharing this with us. So powerful.
He is so true and sincere. A real beacon of light in the darkness of life events.
Awwwww ❤️❤️❤️. My little boy wolf passed away Saturday December 5th. He had turned 17 in November and man...it has been a brutal heartbreak.
My heart goes out to you...it’s so freaking sucky. The worse. Lots of love you guys. 🌈🐾❤️🍄✨🌻
I'm sorry for your loss. 🤗😪
@@beckymm1989 just saw this~thank you. It’s been a rough one. Losing your dog is so much more than, losing your dog. Thank you. ❤️
Tommy: we could literally get away with murder--well not actual murder
Razzle: *staring at vince in ghost*
Wow this was an amazing interview! Well done Brittany. Also Dave has an absolute gift of communicating about mental health and his experiences. I feel so validated and liberated hearing him speak so candidly. He has contributed so much to the human experience in his lifetime
This was the most powerful and healing episode so far, sending love to everyone 💜💜💜
I knew the story of Dave but I didn’t know “The Story” of Dave so I stopped watching this podcast to watch Mourning Son and WOW is all I can say!!! Bravo for you Dave! I went from sad, to anxious, to anger, fear and then relief. Relief that you were able to face satan in his purest form, on many levels and literally walk away a better man!! Awesome job the whole way around and I’m sure your mom is beyond proud of her beautiful son!!!! God bless you, your dad, your family and friends & God bless your beautiful mom that she is completely at peace ❤️
I love this episode. I am so happy you and Dave are so open about mental health issues. I have suffered anxiety and depression my entire life...I have watched my parents suffer with it ... my daughter...sadly it is very heritidary. But as you all have said, more and more today people are accepting and realizing it is not just a "select few" who suffer with mental health. Thank you both! Much love 💜
I'm very thankful I came across this video today, really needed it. As someone who is diagnosed with mental illnesses, it's very difficult to explain my struggles to others who haven't experienced what I've gone through. Everyone deserves to be accepted and included even if you don't understand why they do what they do. Both you and Dave covered a lot of areas of mental health that other interviews skim over.
I have always liked Dave, he has been through so much & he seems like such a humble person, I come from a dysfunctional family and my older brother committed suicide and it’s been hard for me. I feel like I have someone watching over me. I just like how real & down to earth you both are. Much love & peace to you both.
Love this interview and just love Dave, to pieces! His growth is inspiring! He is so kind and awesome! Thanks!
How is this guy 53? He looks amazing!
One of my friends was murdered when he was 18, I was 19 and watching Dave’s movie about his mom opened up a flood of tears. All the pain he went through
The MDMA can honestly really really help if you have deep trauma in your life, micro dosing helped with my depression. I haven’t tried DMT but I really really want to.
This was so good!! Never knew how cool he was and damn he looks good! Lol
So damn sexy
What a great guy Dave is!! He spoke openly about so many things without hiding that it's not gonna be easy to look inside yourself... I loved the way you pointed out how communication is the key for everything... thanks for that guys!
Dave, you still look amazing! Thanks for hanging out.
I like the part where the two of you agreed that one cannot be responsible for someone else’s happiness, and much more- GREAT interview.
Not only is Dave an awesome guitarist, he’s one awesome person!
How has Dave Never been on JRE.
Joe isnt really big on rockstars. Not never, but its rare. Billy Corgan is the last one I can think of.
@@patleaf2432 I think that's true about Joe Rogen, but as far as Billy being the last he had a great conversation with Josh Homme back near the end of 2019!
He’d make a great guest along with Phil Anselmo
@@patleaf2432 he’s had quite a few...Travis Barker was a great interview.
Biggest that have been were Steven Tyler, David Lee Roth would be second.
Around 45:00, when Dave was speaking of not having regrets, I thought of a quote I love by Tallulah Bankhead: "If I had to live my life over again, I'd make the same mistakes, only sooner."
Loved hearing you both talk so openly. Specially about mental health which still keeps being taboo and people are still being stigmatized for having issues. Everyone is broken in some way!
Brittany is so Awesome. I am a disabled combat veteran that suffers from bad anxiety. I was able to relate to what her and Dave experience all the time. What an amazing Podcast this was. Love them both. One of my favorite Podcasts of all time Hands down.
Really got a lot out of this. Great content throughout. Dave's a great speaker. Brittany has gone up in my estimations ten fold. First class podcast
These two are the most honest, kindest people you will ever meet! My heart!!!!
I’m so sorry for your loss, Brittany. Thank you for being you. You always make me feel less alone. Great podcast ❤️ sending love and prayers.
There were some eye-opening moments here. I related so much to what was said about our mental health. I was diagnosed with OCD a couple months before the pandemic, and I've recently been battling more than one relapse. It's been brutal. After watching this episode, though, it's made me feel like I can overcome anything. Thank you for all that you do, guys! ❤
It took me 14 minutes to notice the dog! What a sweetheart haha! I really enjoyed the podcast - first time viewer. Dave sharing that medications need to become acceptable in 12 step rooms was spot on. You can’t lie to yourself, so no one can say your recovery is wrong. As long as you can honestly say “this is helping me” and you fall asleep guilt free, screw what anyone else has to say
This episode hit really deep this time.
I am so sorry about your baby, Brittany. I have been following Dave for some time now, watched his Dark Matter radio show for years, have listened/watched a ton of interviews he has done. I have a deep admiration for him and think he is one of the most intelligent, interesting, and honest human beings we are fortunate to have with us. Mourning Son is fantastic, should not be missed! I am glad he wouldn't let you cancel the show - great interview!
21:29 That "Well.. it could.. i dunno" made me crack up
This was an amazing podcast, thank you Brittany and Dave. I cant imagine how much he would be hurting with Taylor's recent passing. We send all our love and support.
I’m kind of shook. I watched this video and then I went and watched the documentary. I did not expect to like him but he’s cool in ways that really surprised me. I love that he knows about Bill W. I read so much about the history of AA and bill tripping and all that. Psilocybin has honestly helped me so much and I love that he referred to it as plant medicine. He’s been through a lot, some of which is unimaginable. And he’s lived a life that I can’t really wrap my head around because that’s not my experience. And yet he seems so human and kind and honest. I really liked this, thank you for interviewing him.
Great podcast! I love how authentic and honest you both are.
Went and checked out his documentary of his mothers murder. Wow its so sad but AWESOME job gave his mom justice.
I just googled pictures of Dave's mother and WOW...she was so beautiful ♡ May she RIP.
I swear he needs to be a Therapist, he gives incredible advice, easy to talk to, great listener, understanding, been through so much and so inspiring & So SO humble. I will forever be a fan, such a great guy. And P.s. he's so talented.
This was incredibly soul healing and perfectly timed for my journey. Thank you both 🖤
He looks the same, just more grays. He looks so good and is such a sick musician
I'm so sad about Wikki. I started following you in your vine days and he was always my favorite. Love Nena too. This episode is beautiful.
My husband was murdered on August 19th, 2020. It's fucking hard to cope and deal with along with my other mental issues. It's so hard to let the walls down to a stranger at some doctor's office and let it all out. Hopefully one day I get there.
i've only found dave's work in the last few months but honestly listening to his outlook on life and trauma and mental illness has been such a positive influence on my mental health bc i've struggled since a really young age and coming across someone who gets it and is such a huge self care advocate has been really cool.
Dave- “ You know who they are “ so real.
Thanks you two, for helping to break the stigma (s) of mental health. I sometimes think depression, anxiety or panic, or whatever, is actually a blessing in disguise. Something wonderful can come out of it. No matter what. But still, yeah it really sucks. Nobody can prepare you for what you'll have to deal with.....
Great interview. Dave seems so genuine and loving. ❤️
Man this guy is such a cool dude. So chill and caring.
@Dave Navarro that is called "soontahrayoh"
Soon- to- ray- oh.
It is a place in your heart and soul where things that are precious, and loving are hidden in this special place where nobody and nothing can take away that memory.
Dave's documentary is one of the best most honest docs I've ever seen.
He left his scarf at the strip club I worked at back in the day. We didn't know what to do with it so the bartender took it home because he loved the brand. Lol
I love this. Been through addiction and trauma myself. Done 12 step, never knew Bill’s story was only his partial story. I’ve definitely worked with psychedelics too, after I got clean. For 6 months, I felt alive and brand new and I found god within myself and realized that we live within a dream within a dream. So much amazing things you learn about yourself and the world around, realizing we’re all one.
Great to watch this on the eve of my 4th year sobriety anniversary. Somehow, the world feels so much smaller and more intimate when the people we have admired from a distance become like brothers and sisters, simply due to their experiences resonating with our own.
i was so zoned into this conversation that it wasnt until 57 mins in that i realised your dog was sleeping next to you. wtf!
I didn't notice until I read your comment
I would have never seen it, if you would not have commented
I didn’t notice until I read your comment. So sweet. Aw! 🥰
This is what a survivor looks like. I click anytime I see Dave Navarro. Love this man❤️❤️❤️
So relatable, Dave dropped some excellent gems! Perfectly imperfect. Going to support Dual Diagnosis sick looking gear☠️
Holy fucking SHIT.... I needed this. It couldn't have come at a better time for me. Thank you to everybody that made this happen.
Damnnn Dave is forever beautiful.
Great interview! I would love to hear more of Dave’s stories. I could listen to you guys talk all day.
Dave is so adorable. His personality makes him even cuter.
Started watching podcast and never knew about Mourning Son. Stopped and watched and came back here. Really good. Never seen Dave without black hair. Be well Dave. Sorry for your loss too Brittany.
Just watched Dave’s documentary, so sad and heartbreaking
What's the title of the documentary?
@@biancasatria4193 mourning son, I watched it on Amazon prime
@@NikkieTwix watched it yesterday thank you so much x
@@biancasatria4193 no problem x
She should do a podcast with all of Motley Crue
Tommy doesn’t let the band around his girlfriends anymore
@@babykicker236 he’s smart
This was beautiful and eye opening. Truly admire what you both do and how you spread the positivity of embracing all parts of ourselves. Definitely something the world needs and what I wish I could have known sooner rather then trying so hard to be ‘fixed’. It’s all part of our personal journey and for those of us with the hardships it just needs a bit more of a push and the openness and acceptance. Again thanks to you both for such a beautiful and inspiring chat 💛 all the best to everyone
I am so sorry for your loss. Proud of you for getting out of bed I definitely know how hard that is when your mentally struggling. I have really looked forward to this episode! I highly recommend watching Dave’s documentary! It is really good and it’s amazing he is still alive today after all he has gone through. My thoughts are with you and your fam relight now B ❤️
Your worst firsts help my anxiety and depression 💯
One of the MOST COOLEST CATS is our man DN...mad LUV&RESPECT!
Love Dave so much! This was such a great podcast, Brittany. 🖤🖤
I suffer from severe anxiety and a panic disorder. I know how you feel. I put down my horse a week ago so I am super stressed out.
Dave brought his own snuggi .
I paused this when they mentioned the movie and watched it. Holy shit. Dave is such a good dude. Seeing his outlook now is nothing short of inspiring.
Thank you for making this , I am an artist with mental health issues, not seeking sympathy here but I grew up in a very abusive home struggled with Drug addiction I also did some time in prison, life really took me for a ride, but I am out now and just trying my best to move forward with my career and my life. Anyway thank you again for this.
I will ALWAYS remember the first time I heard Voodoo Child. It’s tattooed on my wrist.
I love how dave has the same style 10 years later
Pets are like being a self cutter, I don’t know if anyone else experienced being a cutter as a child. I read up on twin flames & its said that being a self cutter is a result of the soul recognizing the pain of being separated. I had a teacher in South Carolina that got me to start writing poetry that she had published & it helped so much. I knew my dad was going to die before he died and I believe my 1st vision (2nd sight/3rd eye) was a cousin of mine dying but I had never even met her so it has always been hard for me in life being gifted
I am truly so grateful for this podcast, I'm in tears right now. I wish people understood more about mental health.... thankyou
he´s so awsome, i already liked him for no exact reason, and now, wow....such a cool humble guy.