Dodge, I’ve not got more than a few minutes through this and the comment about your compassionate interview technique was as a result of seeing someone else talk to Steve and really push him into trauma. I’m so pleased you could make your talk such a safe place for him to express himself at his pace. I said it before and I’ll say it again you get the story without retraumatising your guests. I’m so pleased you’ve spoken to him exactly the way I thought. Well done to you and an huge well done to Steve having the courage to come on and share his experiences of life. Very very brave man. Edit now I’ve seen it all, his reactions resonate with me so much. Thank you to you both.

@DodgeWoodall

4 ай бұрын

Appreciate you taking the time to write a lovely comment Kylie and Steve had a huge amount of courage to come on here to tell his powerful story! All the best 🙏💛

@mrotheos

4 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more. You have a knack of getting people to relax and open up. Must be hugely liberating for everyone involved.

@Paul-ry5cx

4 ай бұрын

i just wanted to say thank you Dodge for the gift you gave Steve at the end to say he loved his 3 kids that he isn't able to see...those kids will have that for the rest of their lives irrespective of what happens...i felt that in my heart...and Steve...Thank You, i think you can see from everyones comments here how much we appreciate and admire your strength, may love be in your heart for all time.@@DodgeWoodall

@colinstewart8047

4 ай бұрын

Doesn’t matter how many times you talk about it you still go back to that place where it happened although you talk it’s just not easy to get it out,Well done @dodgewoodall

@neilmeredith5780

4 ай бұрын

I’ve just bought the book from Amazon what a man top geezer all the best for the future snd I hope your kids do come around one day sll the best one of the best top bloke @dodge top man what a story loved it

I watched this last night and had to take a moment to comment…as I was heartbroken 💔 by Steve’s interview and what he went through. What a brave, honest soul he is and how he got off everything in an instant after the hell he went through shows his strength of character, put lightly. Dodge, you handled this interview impeccably, your compassion and genuine care for Steve was clear to see. 🙏🏼

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou for your kind words means a lot to me 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I TOTALLY GET IT I GREW UP IN BORDING SCHOOL AND HAD ADHD AND SOME NASTY SHIT HAPPENED TO ME PLUS OTHER LADS AND IT FFFF MY LIFE UP MASSIVELY WENT ON HARD DRUGS TO FORGET SHIT THE TRAUMA FROM MY CHILDHOOD IS ABSOLUTELY CRAZY GOT PERSONALITY DISORDER PTSD Depression THANKYOU FOR THIS INTERVIEW STEAVE I KNOW HOW HARD IT IS TO TALK BRO MASSIVE RESPECT THANKUOU DODGE FOR ANOTHER GREAT INTERVIEW AS ALWAYS BROTHER BLESS 🙌 👏👏👏

@JohnNada80

3 ай бұрын

@@CrazySteveAlone Thanks for doing this Steve. I'm about your age, and for most of my life I've suffered from severe anxiety, depression and panic attacks, as a result of childhood trauma, so I relate to your story a lot. For about a decade, even leaving the house was a massive struggle for me, and I used to self medicate a lot with alcohol and anti-anxiety medication (benzos). After being completely addicted to benzos for five years, I finally hit rock bottom and decided to get help. Even though talking to people about my problems helped me feel a bit better in the short term, I was still carrying around all the trauma and emotional baggage from my childhood, and withdrawal symptoms from trying to come off the benzos made my anxiety and panic attacks ten times worse. Most of the therapy I received was pretty useless at actually getting to the root cause of the problem, but eventually I found a therapy approach called EFT (emotional freedom technique), which was an absolute game changer. After about ten sessions, 90% of my anxiety was gone, permanently, and I haven't had a panic attack in about four years. I still get a little bit of anxiety every now and then, which is normal, but it no longer completely dominates my whole life like it used to. Coming off the benzos was probably the hardest thing I've ever done in my life, but with the help of EFT I managed to do it. I'd highly recommend giving it a try. It literally saved my life.

@DarkEdgeMedia007

2 сағат бұрын

Don’t tell me you were abused in boarding school

Loved hearing Steve talk about finding love, it took me 40plus years to find my life partner, now I have 3 children with her. And finally a master stoke to ask Steve about a message to his estranged children, very very touching 👏👏👏

Retired cop here. I live close to Woosehill but worked in London. Respect to you for this. It's not your fault and you're extremely strong for doing what you done. What a powerful story. 🙏

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Peter 🙏🏼

Always come through with real and authentic podcasts Dodge! Keep them coming🫶🏼

Definitely a part 2 there Dodge. Very interesting guy. A great ambassador for mental health. I truly believe you can't help others unless you've walked in their shoes. Maybe he could appear again with carlton for a collaborative view on growing up in tough environments and how it can shape an impressionable mind. Keep up the good work you're truly making something special and I love it

@simonfoxhall8604

12 күн бұрын

Please! Part 2 would be awesome

What a podcast, what a story, what a man! Absolutely gripped from start to finish listening to this. Big respect to Steve for opening up as much as he did about his life the good & bad, takes a real bloke to do that. Keep up the good work

I've seen many podcast but that was genuinely one of the most emotional one I've ever seen,bless ya Dodge n Steve I pray nothing but the best for you mate

Powerful, listening to such openness at painful experiences. Dealing with the rage it causes is a huge step forward. In my experience as a survivor, I've found, that feeling in the morning/during the day, never truly leaves you. Sadly. You just learn to live with it abit better than you used too. All power to you in your new journey x

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼

Dodge , Thank you. Steve , Thank you. Ye will never understand how much this story has helped me. Thank ye both again.

The definition of a person turning their life around from traumatic beginnings to be now enjoying life great conversation lads

Brave man. Trauma like that has a such a profound effect on your entire existence. As gut wrenching as it was, his ability to talk through it is admirable

@StephanieSlevin

3 ай бұрын

💯 ❤

One of the most compassionate, heartfelt podcasts I've listened too.

This guy has been through hell. It's amazing that he's still here. Despite everything he's been through he's still an articulate, insightful, courageous person. Thanks Steve for sharing your story. Also, thanks Dodge for another great interview :^)

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou so much for your comment

Well done on another brilliant interview.

The interviewers compassion, patience, interesting questions, and background role really played a part. Very skilful interview.

@DodgeWoodall

3 ай бұрын

Kind words 🙏💛

One of the best episodes in my opinion. Steve is so open and honest in it. If he didnt even speak of the horrors of that boarding school, the reaction it brought from a man of his standing tells you just how horrendous those places really were. Great spokesman for mental health issues.

Dodge, brilliant interview, you have got to be one of the best interviewer's, I've seen, brilliant. Your so caring and compassionate. Keep it up

It takes a proper man to open up about the stuff they've got wrong in the past, mistakes they've made and the ability to hold their hands up and admit that they made those mistakes. Great interview. Total admiration for Steve to open up and talk about his life, his actions and his emotions. I have nothing but respect for that. As for the podcast, it's the usual top quality. Letting the guest talk without interrupting and asking the right questions at a pace the guest is comfortable with. That's a great skill to have.

@DodgeWoodall

3 ай бұрын

Good man 👍🏼👍🏼

VERY POWERFULL STUFF I DO HOPE STEVE GETS TO SEE HIS KIDS ,AND I WISH HIM AND HIS FAMILY ALL THE LOVE AND HAPPYNESS IN THE WORLD , THANKS DODGE , FOR ANOTHER GREAT PODCAST , KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MATE CANT WAIT TO READ THE BOOK .

Big hugs 😭😭 haven't even seen half your interview but how strong are you to let people no your life xx dodge is the best man to speak to xx

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼🙏🏼

STEVE What you just did takes real gangsta. Thank you so much for sharing. This will help so many 👏🏽. Dodge you guided this like a true human. Well done !! 👏🏽 Powerful!! Thank you both !! 🙏🏽❤️

One of my favourites so far! Great pod👌🏻

Literally in tears at the start, can't even begin to imagine what he went through in his early life, just awful! So pleased, his life has turned around, will certainly be getting his book.

Message to Steve. I hope he sees this. I felt that so much when you took the headphones off.. that emotional feeling hit home so much that I want to say, before I even know what you were about to say, you controlled that so well and your not alone. You got this 💪👊

Dodge what a podcast mate, you handled this so well, Steve what a rollacoster of a life you’ve had to entail. So pleased you have found love and some happiness . Just seconds b4 writing this I ordered your book 👍

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼 nice it's a very deep read but hope you have a good read, appreciate your comment Kevin

Brilliant pod cast loved every minute of it got my own demands I have to deal with every day mental health is real but it's good to talk

I can’t even begin to imagine going through all that kind of abuse from 10 years old, and it just carried on!! Very eye opening, much respect to the man for coming through it all and finally finding happiness. Hope you get back together with your kids Steve, all the best with that….great vid Dodge👍🏼

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

🙏🏼 thanks Simon appreciate it

@simonlyddon8462

4 ай бұрын

@@CrazySteveAlone 👊🏼

👏Well done for speaking openly about this!! Powerful stuff!

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼

Phenomenal interview.....Dodge is top class.Defienetly the best about,so good at interjecting and conducting the interview when needed. Massive fan keep up the good work.

Wow what a powerful story and Steve, you are an amazingly brave Man to talk so openly about your life, trauma, trials and tribulatons. It is clear to me you have a great heart and the horrific cards you have been dealt early in your life are the things that no Child should ever have to experience. I hope and pray that your Children from your first relationship find it in their hearts to understand what you have been through and get back in touch because for sure they are missing out on a potentially wonderful relationship with their Father. I know you have the potential to help so many people by sharing what you have been through and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the work you are doing now and are looking to do to help people going through issues with mental health. Good luck and the best of health to you Steve and like Dodge said your a good Man.

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Kind words appreciate your comment means a lot so thankyou

I really enjoy watching your channel Dodge, i like to save a few up and binge them. You have an incredible talent at interviewing people, in a respectful way. Steve, the way i see it , it takes an amazing human being to give a life story, and not skirt around the edges. big respect

@DodgeWoodall

3 ай бұрын

🙏

steve's story is the most powerful story ive heard.. i resonated with parts of it & im really happy how he turned his life around.

Absolutely great. Thanks again Dodge. Thanks Steve for sharing your story. Much love.

Yet another belter dodge. I'm struggling again and running around Newcastle with things!! I found Steve on Facebook and unboxed in. He got back to me within ten minutes and gave me a lovely little pearl of wisdom!! Gentleman.

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou Jonny appreciate your comment 🙏🏼

Watched this ordered the book and just finished it, a great but tough read. Hits home harder sitting here writing this only around the corner from holyport manor school and growing up nearby my whole life in Maidenhead . Hats off to Steve for sharing his story, can only imagine how tough it must have been to do so. Inspiring

A really powerful interview. A great job Dodge and very brave of Steve to talk about his past like that.

Wow what a podcast hats off too both of you, Steve for being so honest and courages ,and yoy dodge for your superb interview skills one of the best podcasts ive watched.

@DodgeWoodall

3 ай бұрын

Kind words Daniel and glad you enjoyed 👍🏼👍🏼

Yo big up Steve u brave guy for being open an honest!! An big up for dodge for your patience an compassion as a podcaster getting these stories out ❤ this pod deserves to blow up majorly

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Cheers Josh mate

What a fantastic interview with Steve really enjoyed it and feel for the lad a living example how the system can destroy a child then leave him to cope on his own as an adult suffered most my life with depression and could identify with Steve hopefully now he's found love and peace things will start to improve for him because obviously he as a heart of gold many thanks to dodge brilliant interview take care both of you

Wow, what a podcast, powerful, moving & deep !! first time of actually hearing of this guy, i will definitely be buying the book and well done fo turning your life around, great podcast Dodge as always

@DodgeWoodall

3 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Andrew

My cousin attended the same boarding school, he’s late 40’s now so may of been at a later time than Steve. Might explain why he’s been in and out of prison for most of his adult life.

WOW what a powerful story so happy that steve found love every word that he said was so powerful god bless you bro and I really feel that your kids will look for you and give you the love that they have for you I had a lump in my throat and had to stop the video a few times but had to look till the end your a good man Steve stay strong bro.

20 mins into this, steve is so full of trauma its unbelievable to imagine how hard his life has been after the shit he was dealt at that school,i had an incident quite similar as a teen,i got invited to a guys house by my "mates" who drugged me and left,woke up with this guys mouth in a certain area,i jumped up and lamped him in the chops,he hit the deck and i ran,he was found dead 4 days later,i kept quiet for nearly 20 years and tried to forget about it but it started creeping back into my head a few years ago and i had to tell someone because it was eating away at me,trauma can be fucking crippling and empowering at the same time, steve ive got huge respect for you and dodge you are so compassionate and your interview technique is amazing 💪

Wow one of the best podcasts I’ve seen. What a warrior this man is. 100% respect to him and wish him all the best

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks mate 🙏🏼

Another powerful and hard hitting podcast, what a life he’s led. Glad he’s found happiness and long may it continue

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou John 🙏🏼

I used to be around the Staines area and knew a lot of the boys. Some of them were very handy but even they wanted to steer clear of Crazy Steve! To hear what turned him this way is harrowing, so pleased he has managed to turn his life around💪💪

@soccerball8168

4 ай бұрын

thats ridiculous 🤣

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

💪🏼🙏🏼 thanks mate

What a powerful and honest interview with a guy let down by our system. Can we please talk about our problems and not hold these issues in. It helps to be non judgemental and honest and free. Thanks for bringing this up. Respect.

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks mate and 100 percent Chris it is better to talk and not hold things in, really appreciate your comment

Really powerful podcast one of your best

I listen to alot of podcasts but I've never heard a story as harrowing or heartbreaking as Steve's. So happy he's found love and now looking at a much better future

Wow. What a very deep, emotional interview. So much respect for Steve opening up and being completely vulnerable and honest. And as usual Dodge, respect for you in the way you 'go with the flow' and are so empathetic and understanding. Without doubt, the best podcast around talking to 'villains and criminals'.

@DodgeWoodall

4 ай бұрын

Good man Tony and glad you enjoyed 🙏

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou Tony appreciate your comment

@tonyholland5337

4 ай бұрын

@@CrazySteveAlone Steve life is a fkg up and down its a test in time,you went through hell and now helping many others and will carry that on,so in some ways like a lesson rough but now look who can teach who,been seen done best teacher on earth mate kudos to you

This just blew my mind🤯powerfull stuff. Heart goes out to this guy. Thanks dodge for another Amazing interview.You are without doubt the best podcastor on the scene. Hope steve continues to heal❤

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼

Dodge , Steve from the bottom of my heart thank you I needed to see this podcast me and Steve have a lot in common in the way of relationships and other things you both talked of I'm not by any means trying to say I'm on his level because I'm not it's just there is so many things that resonate with me I would chop my left nut of to sit down with this man and of corse you dodge and have a chat and wish I could somehow contact him I think he could Help me understand so mutch of what's locked up inside of me that kills me on a daily basis causing me panic attacks, anxiety and feeling dead inside and as a result I'm pushing away the people who mean more to me then anything on plannet earth ... I'm so happy for him knowing he has found the love he so much deserves and all I wish for him is the best in life .. also suffer from adhd and know how hard it can be to communicate and to be able to put things into words. It's a daily struggle and feel so misunderstood because I just can't express my self its a nightmare.. I'm currently looking at hypnotherapy as I just don't know where or who to turn to .. all the best lads .

@lWR95

3 ай бұрын

Ayahuasca

Dodge at 7.13 I literally felt that emotion, God that was heartbreaking, great interview Dodge as always, your getting good at this mate you should start doing this for a living!!!! Messing around all the best love from London and Dublin x x

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Really appreciate your comment Simon thanks mate

Powerful podcast hats of to Steve to open up its the hardest and biggest thing anyone can do 100% . Cracking podcast Dodge really well done ❤

Never usually leave comments, but this was top class Dodge. Well done mate👏

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks harry mate

Really powerful moving interview. Wish Steve all the best. There’s a really good man in there.

Dodge, your interviews are great!! From the states, cheers mate.

Great podcast, definitely gonna buy the book 👍🏼

Well done Steve for talking it through and what an inspiration you are sorting out that homeless man. . .I wish you great fortune and happiness. . .

Dodge, you properly handled matey who was going into a really bad set of memories, well done, and kudos to Steve for finding it in himself to speak out in a podcast about the abuse, Myself and some of my mates from the 80s went through similar things and it is only through discussing and sharing the pain of the shit we experienced in our formative years that we can move on and have positive relationships, I'm in my 50s now and living a good life , wife, kids and good people around me but it took me 25 years of carrying the pain as a secret before it all came out in a drug fuelled violent incident and ending up with me doing nearly every day of 5yrs in prison then meeting my to be wife when released to start working to change my life and not let my past dictate my future, fair play to Steve, and to you too Dodge, Yet another top notch podcast with interesting guest, I Wish him all the best and could be good to see how the book has impact on his life, Cheers

@DodgeWoodall

4 ай бұрын

Lovely message Matt and glad you have found happiness mate 🙏💛

Wasn’t the pod I was expecting but what a bloke! Some young lads from the estates need to hear from people like Steve 🤞

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼

this podcast was so inspirational Steve i feel your pain i have just ordered your book to reed the full story stay safe Steve and Dodge

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much appreciate it, nice one hope you have a good read mate

How he’s feeling now I can totally relate to. The anxiety, depression, health anxiety I’ve got it all to. It’s the worst feeling ever. Felt this one more than any other interview. Takes courage to speak out but it does help with closure slowly. It’s the life you have lived which has put you where you are today. We all have a story to tell and hidden demons. Very brake to speak on a live podcast.

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Ben appreciate your comment

Very powerful interview Dodge I can relate to some of the stuff Steve has been through. I was sent to a boarding school in the mid seventies at the age of seven and a half and then sent into a children's home during school holidays until I was 16 then sent to young affenders prison when I was 18 for 6mths for violence

Dodge that was gritty and very moving. Incredibly brave of Steve to speak about a terrifying nightmare of a childhood. Glad the lad has found happiness finally.

This 1 should be a banger can't wait to listen to this

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏼

Brilliant definitely one of the best . Really enjoyed hearing Steve's story and how he come threw so much darkness.

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼

This guy is a good guy at heart. You can tell from listening. The shit this poor blokes been through as a kid change his path in life. He shouldn’t have had to go through all that and if he hadn’t he wouldn’t have turned into “crazy Steve “ . Makes me so angry hearing about all these stories of people in positions of power abusing kids and ruining their lives. It’s so unfair guys like this have to go through what he’s going through still to this day. Good on him for turning a corner and changing from the violence and trouble. should be proud he’s turned life around. Life’s precious and shouldn’t be thrown away . Easy for me to say I guess as I’m not going through what he has and is. I wish him all the best for the future and thanks for sharing the story.

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou so much for your kind words means a lot

Fair play,to both of you Dodge bro,n I've had a colorful life n I always say my mess is now my message because of what people like me n Steve have gone through,never underestimate the power of encouragement,there's enough negative crap about !!

Good pod again Dodge. He done right thing told what he could. Shame can’t hear the full stories but was hard for him. least he’s turned his life around 😊👍

Top watch again , childhood trauma never leaves you

Wow Dodge! The way you handled the start of this interview was superb! You are a consummate professional. Also, a complete empath 👋👋👋💜💜💜

@DodgeWoodall

12 күн бұрын

Nice one Simon 👍🏼👍🏼

Steve this is the first time I'm knowing who you are and I never comment on podcasts but bro your story hit me like a tonne of bricks similar story not your story at school but was bullied and thought I was a bad boy done crazy shit I regret now I'm in my 50's please keep telling your story I believe it will change so many lives bad boys realising there is more to life than being a hard man I think the world is changing for the better we don't have to be the man no crying show no weakness thank you for telling your story I wish I had the words to tell you what it meant anyway thank you again

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Kind words really appreciate your comment means a lot thankyou

What a man. Intelligent, articulate, funny, genuine, caring. Absolutely baffles me that the system can make a monster out of a decent man. Hats off to you steve for becoming what you are now

Yes dodge best true crime Channel in the uk been with u since 10k subs

Really great episode thanks Steve x❤

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou appreciate your comment

I must admit at first I judged Steve seeing the clips of him talking about stuff he’d done seemingly boasting but then you hear about what he went through you can see why he was the way he was.. another great pod 👌👍

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼

This had me hooked. Wtf… incredible podcast. Dodge your interviewing tekkers are second to none. This fella is a warrior 👊🏻

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Dan appreciate it 🙏🏼

@danb2353

4 ай бұрын

No problem fella. Your story hit me. I’ve supported many people who had similar childhoods to yourself… not all of them made it. The fact you are still here shows your strength and character. Keep going mate, for your family. Top lad 💪🏻

@kyliebaby1391 i tried to like and reply to your comment but my phone is being an eejit I completely agree with what you said about dodge. The best thing about it is that I don't think it's calculated behaviour by him. I think it just boils down to the fact that Dodge is just as much as a lad as his guests - he's on a level. You can tell by the way he carries himself that he's not some naïve journalist who hasn't got a clue. Thats why these interviews are so easy to watch. It's like listening to 2 pals having a chat down the pub

@DodgeWoodall

4 ай бұрын

Kind words mate 🙏

Hi team.... I've listen to every single episode and this man is the best example of a man who can hold his head up high and be proud to be him after a horrific story... Last weeks got me and made me realise that men are a special creature ... Steve is a gift from above and so hope his children find him and give him the unity and live he deserves.. Keep them coming and if your reading this steve.... Can I buy you a pint ? And take my hat off to you

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou very much for your kind words really appreciate it 🙏🏼

I’m 20 minutes in, so powerful. They moved on just a few seconds ago, I don’t think I’ve ever been on the edge of my seat like that. Fecken deep 💩 respect to both for talking about that

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼

Another great podcast Dodge 👏

Another example of how a traumatic childhood can affect a persons entire life. This may sound odd,but learning that some of the worst murderers,rapists,gangsters etc had traumatic childhoods makes me so sad since it’s clearly the cause of their criminality,worse still they had no choice in taking that path of criminality I read somewhere that half of the prisoners in the USA had severe mental health problems(either due directly to their childhood or a psychiatric illness) and should really be treated as such rather than in prison,which as Steve points out,just worsens the persons condition. Steve does a great job of explaining this because as he points out nobody ‘really listen’ and actually help unless they’ve been through it themselves. Again,someone who now is an intelligent,well spoken,genuine,polite and caring person who at first look at you’d never think he was(another lesson this podcast teaches,never judge) This is one of the reasons I became a Paediatric Nurse as I felt children need a childhood with positive reinforcement(in particular teenagers). I worked in a Children’s hospice and people would always naturally say how sad that must be,my reply was always the same,yes it is however I found children in the kind of abusive,poor homes/environment’s far sadder since they have a life but it’s slowly being destroyed through no fault of their own. So again,Thank you Steve and Dodge. Steve you’ve helped more people than you’ll ever know with this podcast and your book,you’re a good man. ❤

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou for your kind words really appreciate it means a lot so thankyou again 🙏🏼

Cracking podcast Steve and dodge keep them coming,I hops your kids see this and come find you one day all the best mate.

Hopefully some happy times ahead for crazy steve. Great podcast, cheers dodge

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Yes definitely and thankyou for your comment

It's great to see him help others , best of luck to him for the future .

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou 🙏🏼 appreciate it

Hello dodge ol boy another great podcast very interesting guest very honest n truthful wishing you and Steve all best in future John 👍💯👌❤️🙏🙏🙏

Dodge, great episode mate. Not sure if you are aware but the audio hasn't been 'beeped' or muted @1:13:56

MASSIVE RESPECT for this good man. Expressing oneself vulnerably is the most courageous thing a person can do. You should be hugely proud of yourself for getting through the hell you went through, your resilience and your immense strength. Trauma is no joke. I know you said nothing will ever get rid of it but I’d strongly suggest looking into psychedelic therapy (I have done psilocybin therapy twice and it completely saved my life and unloaded all that heavy childhood trauma off my back. I can finally relax, sleep, feel joy and safety again). Regardless, thank you ❤

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Really appreciate your comment and kind words thankyou 🙏🏼

All this happened too me from the people who lived nxt door, i went through shit all my life ..Anxiety , PTSD , Personality disorder, Bipolar ....Life can be very hard living in my world

Absolutly brilliant interview dodge. Steve you are an amazing man big respect to you 👍👍👍

Ive seen a couple podcasts with Steven hes an amazing guy! Massive heart he radiates good energy xx

Massive respect to you Steve, what happened to you was NOT your fault, you were a child still & people used your innocence for their benefit. Mate, I can't imagine how you coped, but please believe me, you are strong, very strong to have made it this far, many haven't! Whatever you are doing now is working & you have the support & love of a good woman, just keep looking forward, you can't change the past but you can steer your future & I am going to read your book, by doing so is just my small way of trying to show my support financially & remember you are helping lots of others get through & deal with their own lives.

If you ain’t got love….amen brother. And I have to say from someone that’s from a similar background that experienced panic attacks and has worked through it…..you need someone that can help you mentally. Hugs 🥰 to everyone his dude. Again powerful podcast. ❤

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thankyou appreciate it

Brave for sharing

@CrazySteveAlone

4 ай бұрын

Thanks appreciate it

Seeing him relive his boarding school trauma shows what he went through

Soon as you said panic attacks I knew what you were gonna say. Only those that have had them understand. Much worse than anyone realises or can guess

First time I've see this podcast fantastic 1❤well done 👏 both

@DodgeWoodall

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it and welcome on board 👍🏼👍🏼