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This week on Dopey! This week is 6 years since we lost our dear friend and Dopey Legend, Todd. We are rejoined by Todd's sister Aly who tells us what it is like living with the loss of her brother. The nature of family years after a tragedy and tells the story of what we know actually happened to Todd. Then we play a classic episode with me, Chris and Todd. With some of the craziest Dopey stories in the history of the show - plus emails, voicemails and more on the brand new episode of that good old Dopey show!\xa0\xa0\nAI MADE THIS STUFF:\nThis episode of Dopey is a tribute to Todd, who passed away six years ago. David and Todd's sister, Allie, discuss Todd's notes, his struggles with addiction, and the impact of his death on their family. They reflect on Todd's moments of sobriety, his love for celebration, and the denial that surrounded his addiction. The conversation also touches on the grief experienced by David's parents and the absence of Todd's presence in family gatherings. The episode concludes with a discussion about the lack of a funeral or memorial for Todd and the compartmentalization of his addiction. In this part of the conversation, David Manheim and Todd's sister, Allie, discuss Todd's struggles with addiction and the impact it had on his life and their family. They reflect on Todd's participation in the Dopey podcast and the humor he brought to the show. Allie shares her concerns about the genetic factor of addiction and how it affects her own children. They also discuss the lack of a funeral for Todd and the reasons behind it. The conversation ends with a reflection on Todd's life and the impact he had on others. In this final part of the conversation, David and Todd discuss Todd's struggles with addiction and their shared experiences. They reflect on their past drug use and the challenges they faced. They also make plans for Todd's recovery and discuss the importance of taking small steps towards sobriety. The episode ends with a tribute to Chris and Todd, as well as a reminder to stay strong and support each other in the Dopey Nation.\nKeywordsDopey, tribute, Todd, addiction, sobriety, celebration, denial, grief, family, funeral, memorial, compartmentalization, addiction, struggles, family, Dopey podcast, genetic factor, funeral, reflection, addiction, struggles, drug use, recovery, sobriety, support\nTakeaways\nTodd's notes revealed his struggles with addiction, including drug debts and moments of despair\nThe family experienced denial and shame surrounding Todd's addiction\nThe absence of Todd's presence in family gatherings is deeply felt\nThe lack of a funeral or memorial for Todd reflects the family's compartmentalization of his addiction\nGrief is a lifelong process and time does not necessarily make it easier Todd's addiction had a significant impact on his life and his family\nThe Dopey podcast provided a platform for Todd to share his experiences and humor\nThe genetic factor of addiction is a concern for Todd's family\nThe lack of a funeral for Todd raises questions about the family's response to his death\nTodd's life and humor continue to be remembered and appreciated Addiction can be a lifelong struggle, and denial can be a major obstacle to recovery.\nTaking small steps towards sobriety and building positive habits can make a difference.\nSupport from friends and loved ones is crucial in the recovery process.\nReflecting on past experiences and sharing stories can help in the healing process.\nRemembering and honoring those who have lost their lives to addiction is important.\n\nTitles\nThe Lifelong Process of Grief\nThe Impact of Todd's Addiction on the Family The Absence of a Funeral for Todd\nRemembering Todd's Life and Humor Reflecting on Past Experiences\nHonoring Those Lost to Addiction\n\nSound Bites\n"I'm a fucking waste of time, a lost cause. Nothing has changed. I can't stand being inside my head any longer."\n"He always had this secret life that he didn't want anyone knowing about."\n"I've never heard a