Episode notes
Recorded from a mini van
Dave Montana takes a drive through Fargo and reflects on sobriety, work, addiction, gratitude, and the strange process of trying to live a somewhat normal life.
He talks about getting promoted at work, doing laundry at his mom’s house, the Lindsay Clancy trial, Lake America, cocaine, drunk driving, appearances, crime, and all the questionable decisions that somehow haven’t landed him in prison.
It’s an unfiltered mix of personal stories, dark humor, uncomfortable observations, and completely unnecessary tangents—including an extended argument for why everyone should start calling Lake Ontario “Lake America.”
A chaotic conversation about addiction, recovery, human behavior, and finding something to laugh about when life gets weird.