We're Out of Time
Lamar Odom's SHOCKING Sobriety Journey
Tue, 19 Nov 2024 17:37:41 GMT
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Join @RichardTaiteOfficial as he dives into a conversation with Lamar Odom about his near-death health crisis that was coupled with his addiction issues. They also converse about sobriety, faith, the Kardashians, Lamar's time with the Lakers, losing his son at 6 months, losing his mother, and more. For all things Richard Taite, the We're Out Of Time podcast, and Carrara Treatment Wellness & Spa: https://linktr.ee/richardtaite For more on Lamar Odom: https://www.instagram.com/lamarodom/ Key moments from this conversation with Lamar Odom & Richard Taite. Intro 00:00 Who is Lamar and Richard's favorite NBA player of all time? 00:23 How did Lamar feel when he was traded from the Lakers? 01:47 Why was Lamar raised by his grandparents, and how did SIDs impact Lamar's family? 04:03 How did Lamar get sober? 05:48 What were the circumstances around Lamar being in a coma and how many strokes and heart attacks did he have? 09:55 How did Lamar deal with his relationship with Khloé Kardashian being exposed publicly on Keeping Up With The Kardashians? 12:09 What wisdom does Richard share with Lamar to encourage long-term and continual sobriety? 15:26 How is Lamar's relationship with his kids a big element of his sobriety? 16:28
Chapter 1: What health crisis did Lamar Odom face?
Chapter 2: How did Lamar Odom get sober?
Here's something I really wanted to ask you because you come off like a real genuine human being and someone who's sensitive, something that somebody who feels a lot. Okay. I don't know how you felt about this, but I always assumed that because the Lakers were like a family when you got traded to Dallas and I felt like you were heartbroken and it made me heartbroken.
Oh, I definitely was. Cause I was, you know, I've been through so much, um, you know, like you said, I'm off the court and, you know, I filmed the reality show there and I'm in season, won an award. So I came with it.
Um, but
I guess that maybe that was just me being into me too much and not really, everybody's really susceptible to trade. That's just a part of the business. You aren't into you too much. No, I'm just saying, but you know, if you, you know, take a look back and, and, and, and think, take a step back, you know, everyone's susceptible to trade right now.
As good as he is, even LeBron James right now could be traded. He's got a no-trade clause, but... You know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? But it's just like that. No, you got it. You got it. Hey, can we talk about something that... And if you don't want to talk about it, man, we don't have to talk about it. Because this is the most unnatural thing that anybody can do is bury their child.
Yeah. Like, see, that's some of the things I went through as a Laker. Like, you know, so they were... on that journey with me. They supported you. Yeah, they did. You got a good relationship with them now?
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Chapter 3: What was Lamar's relationship with Khloé Kardashian like?
Yeah, I can call Jeannie and ask her for things if I need her. Shit, I can call Jeannie too. She gave me her phone number. There you go. She looked at me like I was a weirdo. I was sitting at courtside and I met her and I said, listen, if you want me to deal with this Westbrook thing, I can deal with this for you and get his head right because I love him. Yeah, me too. Right?
He's definitely one of my favorites. Yeah, and she looked at me like I was on glue. Yeah. Yeah. You were brought up by your grandparents like I was.
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Nice. But then it hit me like, damn, I've lived 11 years more than my mother. My mother passed away when she was 34. And she died of cancer. Yeah. The big C took out. I'm so sorry, man. It's all right. You learn. It never goes away, though. How old are your children? My daughter is now, I said she was 14, but she just turned 15 a couple weeks ago. And my son's 11. How old are your children?
My son is, my daughter's 26, and my son is 23. And their brother that passed away, he was six months. I'm sorry, what? What happened? My child that passed away, he was six months years old. He died from SIDS.
Wow.
You were a shitty student just like me. Yeah, but you know what? After my mother passed away, I just, I don't know, I just got like... Spirals. I blocked school out. Mentally. I don't know. If it wasn't for me being a good, respectful kid and having this extreme talent, I probably wouldn't even graduate high school. How did you get sober?
How'd you get sober? Wrong will.
Like, did you do therapy at all? God. Oh, God's always. Plant medicine, I think, helped me a lot as well. Pot? pot that helps me daily. And then took African plant medicine, which is used to help people with anxiety, depression, and that are addicts. My African ancestors used to use it to get in touch with their friends
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Chapter 5: What role does faith play in Lamar's sobriety?
Here's something I really wanted to ask you because you come off like a real genuine human being and someone who's sensitive, something that somebody who feels a lot. Okay. I don't know how you felt about this, but I always assumed that because the Lakers were like a family when you got traded to Dallas and I felt like you were heartbroken and it made me heartbroken.
Oh, I definitely was. Cause I was, you know, I've been through so much, um, you know, like you said, I'm off the court and, you know, I filmed the reality show there and I'm in season, won an award. So I came with it.
Um, but
I guess that maybe that was just me being into me too much and not really, everybody's really susceptible to trade. That's just a part of the business. You aren't into you too much. No, I'm just saying, but you know, if you, you know, take a look back and, and, and, and think, take a step back, you know, everyone's susceptible to trade right now.
As good as he is, even LeBron James right now could be traded. He's got a no-trade clause, but... You know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? But it's just like that. No, you got it. You got it. Hey, can we talk about something that... And if you don't want to talk about it, man, we don't have to talk about it. Because this is the most unnatural thing that anybody can do is bury their child.
Yeah. Like, see, that's some of the things I went through as a Laker. Like, you know, so they were... on that journey with me. They supported you. Yeah, they did. You got a good relationship with them now?
Yeah, I can call Jeannie and ask her for things if I need her. Shit, I can call Jeannie too. She gave me her phone number. There you go. She looked at me like I was a weirdo. I was sitting at courtside and I met her and I said, listen, if you want me to deal with this Westbrook thing, I can deal with this for you and get his head right because I love him. Yeah, me too. Right?
He's definitely one of my favorites. Yeah, and she looked at me like I was on glue.
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Chapter 6: What advice does Richard Taite give for long-term sobriety?
Chapter 7: How does Lamar cope with his family's struggles?
Your ex-mother-in-law, coolest woman alive, right? She's the boss. She's the best. My father-in-law loved her. Oh, yeah, they knew each other, okay? But he passed away last August. I'm sorry to hear that. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. No problem.
Here's something I really wanted to ask you because you come off like a real genuine human being and someone who's sensitive, something that somebody who feels a lot. Okay. I don't know how you felt about this, but I always assumed that because the Lakers were like a family when you got traded to Dallas and I felt like you were heartbroken and it made me heartbroken.
Oh, I definitely was. Cause I was, you know, I've been through so much, um, you know, like you said, I'm off the court and, you know, I filmed the reality show there and I'm in season, won an award. So I came with it.
Um, but
I guess that maybe that was just me being into me too much and not really, everybody's really susceptible to trade. That's just a part of the business. You aren't into you too much. No, I'm just saying, but you know, if you, you know, take a look back and, and, and, and think, take a step back, you know, everyone's susceptible to trade right now.
As good as he is, even LeBron James right now could be traded. He's got a no-trade clause, but... You know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? But it's just like that. No, you got it. You got it. Hey, can we talk about something that... And if you don't want to talk about it, man, we don't have to talk about it. Because this is the most unnatural thing that anybody can do is bury their child.
Yeah. Like, see, that's some of the things I went through as a Laker. Like, you know, so they were... on that journey with me. They supported you. Yeah, they did. You got a good relationship with them now?
Yeah, I can call Jeannie and ask her for things if I need her. Shit, I can call Jeannie too. She gave me her phone number. There you go. She looked at me like I was a weirdo. I was sitting at courtside and I met her and I said, listen, if you want me to deal with this Westbrook thing, I can deal with this for you and get his head right because I love him. Yeah, me too. Right?
He's definitely one of my favorites. Yeah, and she looked at me like I was on glue. Yeah. Yeah. You were brought up by your grandparents like I was.
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