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In this episode, Stauff and Primo sit down with Raj Mehta—musician, songwriter, and passionate advocate for recovery—to explore how music has shaped, inspired, and sometimes sabotaged generations.
From the anthems of classic rock legends like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Bon Scott, to the rebellious culture that wrapped drug use in glamor and defiance, Raj shares personal stories about how music fueled identity and ultimately influenced substance abuse.
Together, we talk about:
🎵 The hidden (and not so hidden) messages in iconic songs
🎸 How the music industry has glorified drug culture
💔 The impact on young listeners and fans
🌱 Using music as a force for healing and recovery
Tune in for real talk about music’s double-edged sword—and how we can flip the script for the next generation.
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