Trying Not To Die

On this episode of Trying Not To Die, Billy Morrison joins Jack Osbourne for an unforgettable conversation about addiction, recovery, music, and the extraordinary journey that transformed his life. Billy opens up about surviving homelessness, getting sober, and rebuilding himself into a successful musician, artist, and broadcaster while never forgetting where he came from. He also shares heartfelt stories about his friendship with Ozzy Osbourne, their years together, and the moments that mattered most beyond the stage.
 
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In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne sits down with Robert Trujillo for an unforgettable conversation about Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, and one of the most remarkable careers in rock music. Robert reflects on his journey from the Los Angeles music scene to Suicidal Tendencies, Ozzy's band, and ultimately Metallica, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from every chapter along the way. He also opens up about his close relationship with Ozzy, the lasting bond between their families, and the unexplained paranormal experiences that left a lasting impression on him.
 
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In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne sits down with relationship coach Keith Crossley for a powerful conversation about the unconscious patterns that shape our lives and why so many people struggle to break free from fear, anxiety, and self-sabotage. Keith shares the personal journey that led him to rethink everything he believed about healing, offering a framework for understanding the ego, trauma, and the root causes behind emotional suffering. Together they explore meditation, spirituality, relationships, grief, consciousness, and the mindset shifts that can lead to lasting personal transformation.
 
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In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne sits down with Billy Bush for a brutally honest conversation about public failure, redemption, and rebuilding a life after everything changes overnight. Billy opens up about the fallout from 2016, what he learned from becoming the center of a global media firestorm, and how that experience reshaped his perspective on success, forgiveness, and happiness. The conversation also explores addiction recovery, psychedelics, podcasting, the modern media landscape, and the importance of staying true to yourself when the world has already decided who you are.
 
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In this episode of Trying Not to Die, Jack Osbourne and his wife Aree break down their experience attending the highly talked about UFC event at the White House and the unexpected backlash that followed. They share what it was actually like behind the scenes, from the atmosphere and security to the celebrities, athletes, and unforgettable moments that made the night feel surreal. The conversation dives into the online reaction they received afterward, why they chose to attend, and how quickly people can jump to conclusions based on a single photo or headline.