This is the true story of Richard Jacobs – a narcissist who destroyed a childhood, a marriage, a family, and a community. He sued every sentient being on the face of the earth, got banned from restaurants, and inspired a support group composed solely of people he traumatized. He stole notary stamps, hacked emails, forged signatures… and won a U.S. Supreme Court case. He was also my dad. Join us ea... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Wherein Danny and Darren confront their audience live for the very first time. Danny discusses his complicated feelings about St. Louis, and surprise guests abound. Recorded at famed St. Louis merch shop, Stl-Style, Danny and Darren search for some m... more
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In the spirit of familial destruction, How To Destroy Everything is proud to present, Toughen Up, written and performed by Stephen Kearin. Toughen Up is the story of an American family turned upside down, spilling out every last skeleton in its close... more
Wherein Danny returns, at last, to the scene of the crime(s). Danny (alongside Darren and Sandy) go back to his childhood home, The Royal Manor, and Danny confronts his past head-on. In this, the season one finale of How to Destroy Everything, old fe... more
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If you had to take a shot every time you heard the word “journey” you’d have alcohol poisoning in short order. Seriously though, I have thoroughly enjoyed this podcast and I’m looking forward to Toughen Up with the Rabbi.
Interesting points and storyline, can we please stop overusing interregnum? It’s starting to drive me mad lol.
If you’ve got/had a toxic parent, listening to this is like getting a hug. Hearing Danny’s experiences helped me process some of my own feelings about my own father, who was also a toxic bastard. In fact, my father did a LOT of the same types of things as Danny’s father, so it was comforting to hear others having to go through the same situations.
Unrelated: I don’t think they should have Danny’s mom and Danny’s wife on the podcast together because holy moly their voices were indistinguishable... more
I can’t stop listening to the crazy stories of Danny’s dad throughout the years. Danny can be tough to listen to sometimes, feels rehearsed
I don’t think I have ever written a review for a podcast, but after hearing the latest episode I felt compelled to share that Tom’s interview reaffirmed my faith in humanity. What a wonderful person. I wish I could give him a hug. Listening to his emotional intelligence and wisdom was a highlight of my day. We need more Toms in this world. The compassion he showed Danny brought a tear to my eye. The whole season is amazing, but this episode was a satisfying arrival point to the story. Also, SAND... more
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Focused on the true story of a narcissistic father named Richard Jacobs, this series intricately explores the profound emotional and psychological repercussions of his actions on family members, friends, and the wider community. Through personal anecdotes and interviews, the hosts illuminate the complexities of surviving a deeply dysfunctional family dynamic characterized by manipulation, trauma, and emotional abuse. Noteworthy is the podcast's ability to blend humor with serious reflection on tough subjects such as familial love, mental illness, and the process of healing, making it a compelling listen for those navigating similar challenges in their own lives.
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Recent guests on How To Destroy Everything include:
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3. Tom Ranolo
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