Travis Barker
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170 appearances
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1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
Travis Barker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's the best.
So I was in a massage and this massage therapist, she's like, you're holding onto a lot of shit. And I was just like, You know, the stuff you don't want to hear. And I'm like, what? You know? And then she's like, you should try breath work. And I was like, okay. And then my friend Lucas, who wasn't my friend yet, but there was this guy who like tattooed head to toe. He would hit me sometimes.
Really?
He's the truth. So like he, he always hit me and I'm like, ah, this guy looks like me. He's going to teach me how to breathe, whatever. I don't know. I don't know. You know how that happens sometimes. And I'm like, okay. And then one day I just hit him back and I'm like, yeah, let's do it. And Even going into it, I had all these restrictions in my head. Like, I'm not going to fully let go.
I'm not going to fully immerse myself into this and this and that. I think I was kind of a little nervous about it. And then I did it. Ended up doing breath work for an hour and a half with them. Ended up bawling my eyes out. Like, I couldn't even control it. You're almost in like a... You feel high. You feel like you're on another planet once you get into the rhythm of breath work.
And I started dealing with all this trauma. And it was such a game changer for me. And I did it... I actually did it the day before we flew. My wife and I did it together. And it was like... just every time something like people that have passed came to me, like it's, it's been so healing.
And I, and I didn't really, I didn't really know anything about it or believe in it, but it was, it was really helpful for me.
No, I thought the same thing, but you know, all those things that, you like think about and you're like, fuck, I don't want to do that. Everything. I, I just have to, I heard it on a podcast the other day. I'm like, she said, um, she said, you basically got to pretend like, well, I could die tomorrow. So I am going to do it and I'm going to do it, you know, 110% and everything.
I'm going to, I'm going to kind of think about because, um,
kind of tomorrow's not always there you know and i started thinking about that just with whatever anything that i had coming up like fuck i don't want to go to rehearsal shit could be your last rehearsal go kill it you know that that kind of mindset so wow okay all right just get the lazy out of us you know or the the hard shit the hard shit's the good shit yeah i like i like uh
I saw that the other day.
Yeah. Yeah, I feel like you have to seize the day and not think of things like, I have to do this. More like, I get to do this. It's like a blessing. I get to do ad reads. You get to do ad reads. You get to do therapy.
Yeah, that started my drug problem. Flying before my accident in order for me, Number one, just to leave my kids and go on tour for three months in Europe. I'd have to take a handful of pills, smoke a blunt, and have a shot of tequila. What was your favorite pill? Just to get in. Um, Norcos, Oxycontin, Percocet, Vicodin.
Yeah. Xanax. Any, anything really, anything that'll numb me. Yeah. And that's what, that's what led to my, my drug problem to begin with was flying. It's kind of weird. And then at the end, when I don't need to fly anymore, I have no drug problem. You know, I didn't need to really numb myself anymore. So same thing and same kind of similar story.
Like I think I was terrified of flying from the time I was a kid because my first flight, my mom though was the nervous flyer who was bawling and was so scared the whole flight. So it taught me, I'm seeing her so afraid of this. So I was just terrified of it my whole life. We didn't have any money, so never really had to worry about flying anywhere until I was in a van. And we were, like, touring.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, therapy's pretty amazing, though. It really is.
I mean, when I need to, I just try to... We're doing the pre-nuvo scan coming up here. So that'll be interesting. I'm going to do that. Interesting? You know that would be a panic attack.
There's a part of me that's scared. I keep canceling it, to be honest with you. I was supposed to do it this morning, and I'm like... Nah, you know, I got to do Burt's podcast. I have this Vans panel and I'm playing this show tonight. It's just a weird morning for me, babe.
And then the other day they were like, they were like, we were supposed to do the scan and then they... Oh, they put you in that fucking thing? Yeah. I have this filter from when I was in the burn center in Augusta, Georgia, and it's an IBC filter, which is another terrible story, that they put in me because when I got to the hospital, they're like, you have tons of blood clots.
We need to put an IBC filter in you. Well, it's an IBC filter that they put in 80-year-olds because it has a life expectancy of 20 years. So I had that in me when I was like 30. So I don't know when this IBC filter is going to break. But they're like, we need the info on that before you can get the prenuvo scan. And I was like, babe, I don't have the info. We can't do it.
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