It's All Bad – Details, episodes & analysis

Come hang with us this week as we welcome our friend Jodie Sweetin. From Full House to Full Blown. Jodie’s wild ride in to stardom and the following chapters in her life. From ecstasy filled grants to advocating for harm reduction. 

Taking a few drinks freshman year of college ends up on the White Pony. Jodie’s experience with addiction, alcoholism and finally an incredible recovery, family life and return to the work she loves is one you won’t want to miss! 

Writer, Actor and Comedian Daniel Daly chops it up with Danny, Keith and Reno on this weeks It's All Bad!  

Daniel grew up in wine country but made the school papers, getting wasted from his first drink of cheap vodka, becoming legend before graduation. Moving to LA shortly after to become an actor, his agent sent him to an accent coach to try to get him auditions outside the "funny gay friend" rolls he was up...15 minutes later telling him there was nothing she could do.  Daniel is a gem and dishes to the gang all the stories of excess, debauchery of wasted days and broken LA dreams. 

Danny also shares some stories about growing up behind the iron curtain and him and Reno share some rehab sexcapades on this week's It's All Bad. 

Check out Daniel’s new podcast with Kennedy called Doghouse Podcast LA   

Danny, Keith, Lawrence and Reno kicked off the new season of Its All Bad with a live show at Stories Books & Cafe back in February. Patrick O’Neil and Gabby Lamb joined them along with Narcan Nate. Such a great time! New episode coming out next week.

Episode 17. This week we’re taking some time to get to know our hosts a little better, with one episode centered around each of them. Today’s focus is Russian Danny. From the Soviet Union to a McDonald’s in West Hollywood. From graffiti in track suits to an edible marijuana company. And from shooting dope to volunteering at the Needle Exchange, this is his story. Thanks for listening.

Episode 15. Join Keith, Mike and Russian Danny as they navigate everything from curling irons to purple dildos. From James Bond to prostitution. And from shit to death. Things get a little dark. But that’s the way it goes. And that’s why we tell these stories. We hope you enjoy them.

Episode 14. One more with Annie and Joey. We got meth on horseback and acid at Disneyland. Yeah. Things get pretty weird. Alright, have fun.

Episode 13. People will smoke anything when they’re desperate for a high. Concrete, baking powder, little pieces of smashed-up plastic—whatever it takes. “If you believe it, you can achieve it.” Joey’s been there. Russian Danny too. You’ll hear their stories tonight. Then Annie teaches us how (not) to defend yourself as a Sovereign Citizen in court, and Keith tries to track down some Red Devil Lye. That, plus the relationship between meth and music, community service stories, and gang-stalking paranoia. Enjoy.

Episode 12. Why do people do meth? I don’t know but we sort of touch on it. Special guest Annie breaks down her theory on the different kinds of meth heads while Joey gets into the pure, evil thrill of sleeplessness and crime. Also sex. Lots of sex and sexual deviance. But we’ll end on a high note. Breaking up dog fights, finding family life in neighborhood Meth Moms and simply changing the world, one hit off the pookie at a time. Enjoy.

Episode 11. Here’s one from the archives, the earliest days of It’s All Bad. We’ve got a few tales of clubbing and hallucinogenic cowardice from Alex “2Tone” and you’ll remember Anton from Episode 1 who has another story of a drug deal gone wrong. Then, Uncle Mike sprinkles cocaine on his weed and Russian Danny gets banned from PayPal after selling drugs at Nasa’s Jet Propulsion Lab. Yep. That’s right. Please enjoy responsibly.

Episode 10. Michael and his Mom Mary are back this week to share more stories of family insanity and living recklessly. Keith and Russian Danny share some ill-conceived schemes of their own that left them shit broke. But as Danny says, “Easy come. Easy go.” That’s life on the streets. Thanks for listening and tell your mother you love her.