Dave Mustaine
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Dave Mustaine’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Oh, yeah, I did that a long time ago. I did go through the 12-step program, and I made my personal moral inventory of everything that I'd done, and I read it to my sponsor, and then I got prepared to go out and make amends to everybody except when to do so would...
injure others you know i'm not going to say my skin is somebody else's expense and then i just continued the last three steps you know keep taking moral inventory of myself um and carry the message uh in in all my affairs and i'm not i'm not a 12 step but it shows you how it worked in my life i can recite a lot of it and uh
It all goes back, if you boil it down, it goes back to the Sermon on the Mount anyways. It's just the Beatitudes. That was adopted by the Washingtonian group who got adopted by AA. And then AA was the groundwork for the other fellowships that came after that, like CA and NA and GA and OA.
Oh, Michelle was, she was a very determined woman. She was one of the first people who applied to join the Navy in our county. And for some reason, the Navy wasn't accepting women at the time. And they just, they just,
I don't know if it was a moment where they weren't accepting them or if they hadn't opened up the idea of having women in the Navy, because I seem to think that there were women in the Navy that were really old, and it just kind of defies logic that she wouldn't be able to do it unless there was a moment where they said, we're not taking any more women.
But she was really determined, and she married a guy that I really just looked up to him so much for. He's my brother-in-law, Stan. And I already told you about the first one who was the chief of police in Stanton, California. Well, this one was a motorcycle cop for the California Highway Patrol. I don't know what's up with my sisters being drawn to Leos, but it is what it is.
So that particularly sucked when my mom would move in with my sister because they were both very large men And they would have to do the unthinkable. And I know they hated it, but they would come home and my sister would say, well, David was the oldest and these guys got in trouble. So he's had his nose in the corner for an hour and you need to give him a spank. And the fuckers both had gun belts.
And that's what I got spanked with was the leather belt that they kept all of their tools on.
Yeah, because I didn't have a dad in the picture. My mom would empower them to be my surrogate role model, surrogate father kind of thing. So it was really fucked up. It was psychotic. This is part of that whole witness thing. What do you mean it's part of the witness thing? Well, when you have problems with somebody who needs to be disciplined, they help women.
that have kids that aren't listening by singling them out and getting people around them to talk to them in usually a less than edifying way. And I was never put in one of those situations where my sister Debbie was. She had done something, gone out somewhere with another guy that was in the church that they went to, and some girl that liked the guy made up a story that they were
And it never happened. But the church believed this other girl because her dad was one of the executives in the church. They call them overseers. So, of course, you're going to believe the daughter of an overseer because they're a hierarchy. They're, you know, they're pious. They're without any remorse. they're without any spot, no blame, they're spotless.
So their kid can come up with a story like my sister banging some guy and never happened. And of course, she's disfellowshipped and that traumatizes her because, again, the social circles and what happens when you don't have people that you associate with on a regular basis.
I was talking to Darren earlier and I told him, I said, you know, we have the people that we would associate with and there would be Two days we would see people on Wednesdays and on Sundays, unless you went out in service on Saturdays. And you didn't really get a chance to associate with people, so your social life was very stunted.
I feel like a lot of the young people in organized religion, this particular one didn't think about the social hardships that it was going to be for young people growing up. You know, it's kind of like M. Night Shyamalan's movie, The Village. You know, we were in the village. Wow.
How bad did it get? The spankings? Yeah. Well, you know, the gun belt's like two, three inches wide. It's about three-eighths of an inch thick leather. So one swat with that hurt like hell. And it wasn't like I was beat every day, but whenever anybody got in trouble, I got it because I was the oldest.
And I had both of those sisters had kids that were just a little bit younger than me that were boys. So we would all be together. Even though I was their uncle, we would go out and do stuff as three kids because we're all we had. We didn't have anybody else. We weren't allowed to play with normal people.
Yeah, we would go someplace, we would shoplift something, we would light a fire in a field, we would break something, we'd throw a ball, you know, break out a streetlight, throw somebody's shoes over a wire, whatever. And they would just go nuts. Damn. How did she get into witchcraft? Oh, Michelle. Yeah, so she got into this thing with Stan. She married Stan.
Stan was, like I said, he was a really, really terrific guy. He was a really awesome guy. Good looking and... I mean, first thing in the morning, the whole fucking neighborhood vibrated, and who wouldn't want to be married to a cop like that? And his tour that he had to do every day was Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. That doesn't suck, right?
So anyways, he left her, and she was heartbroken, and she went crazy. And she started pursuing alternate means because God had not worked for her. The God of the witnesses that she'd been praying for her husband to come back didn't work for her. And she, I had ran away from home and I moved up to Idaho and I was living with her and her kids in a trailer, which was awful, just fucking awful.
And she'd went to work one day, and I started playing hooky from school because my nephew had told people at the school I was a martial artist guy, and the first day I got there, I got cold-cocked, and I figured I'm not going to this school because I'm not going to deal with this every day. So I started playing hooky. I figured I would run away back to home, but
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