Drunk-ish - A Sobriety Podcast

Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
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Drunk-ish with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor is the podcast for anyone who’s ever sworn off alcohol… and then immediately wondered what the hell to do next. Hosted by author, humorist, and former enthusiastic drinker Stefanie Wilder-Taylor, Drunk-ish serves up brutally honest (and often hilarious) one-on-one conversations with people navigating the wild ride of sobriety. Some are famous, some are just your average legends, but all have stories about quitting drinking — the good, the bad, and the completely unhinged. No preachy vibes, no perfection required — just real talk about what it’s like to stop drinking without becoming a total bore. Video version available at www.youtube.com/@Drunk-ishpodcast

  1. 4日前

    What Anorexia and Drinking Have in Common is Everything

    There’s a specific kind of person who hears “just have dessert sometimes” and counters with a 38-day countdown to her dad’s birthday cake. Misti Milner is that person, and it turns out so am I. We talk about the offhand comment from a popular kid that lodged in her brain for decades, the era when every mom in the neighborhood was doing Jane Fonda in the basement or driving to Jazzercise, and the deeply unfun truth that anorexia does not just go away on its own no matter how hard you try.  You can find Misti on the substack That's What She Said  Please subscribe to Misti's substack and also watch this episode on YouTube!

    54分

  2. 6月23日

    She Wasn't Like the Other People in the Room

    If you've ever sat in a therapist's office for months working on everything except the thing you do every single night — same. My friend Rebecca Nelson Lubin has almost 14 years sober, and she told me about going to therapy for the panic attacks she got driving over the bridge, and somehow the drinking just never came up. We get into the weekends that started Thursday and ended Tuesday, and the day at ten years sober when she hit an emotional rock bottom and picked up the phone instead of a drink.  @RebeccaNelsonLubin Watch this pod at YouTube

    47分

  3. 6月16日

    The Diary of a Twenty Five Year-old Alcoholic

    If you’ve ever woken up with an injury you couldn’t explain and just… made up a story about it, Elli gets it. She had her first drink at 13, her first blackout at 14, and then blacked out almost every time she drank for ten years, the whole time deciding she was just a bad person instead of a kid who couldn’t stop. We get into the fake Twitter account a group of girls built to bully her at 16, her mom showing up to graduation in an ankle bracelet, and the genuinely unhinged thing that finally made her quit. You can find Elli Rose Cikovic's book The Diary of a Twenty Five Year-old Alcoholic on Amazon for right now. Follow Elli on IG @ellirosecikovic

    45分

  4. 6月9日

    The Truth About Sobriety and Mental Health

    If you've ever assumed sobriety would turn you into a calm, well-adjusted person who makes good decisions and drinks green juice while journaling at sunrise, Sara Christine Berelsman would like a word. We talk about drinking, bipolar disorder, shame, marriage, motherhood, writing your way through the hard stuff, getting judged by small-town boss babes, and why telling the truth can be terrifying but also deeply useful which is pretty much our brand around here.  Sara is the author of My Last Rock Bottom and can be found on her Facebook page Sara Christine Berelsman. Please check out this episode and more on our YouTube page at Drunk-ish

    42分

  5. 6月3日

    Tanya J Part 2: When Grief Tests Your Sobriety

    Tanya J is back for Part Two, and I would strongly suggest listening to Part One first unless you enjoy walking into the emotional equivalent of a movie halfway through and asking, “Wait, why is everyone crying?” Tanya’s story goes from sober parties and family Thanksgiving to grief, trauma, motherhood, court, recovery, and the very rude discovery that life does not stop being life just because you quit drinking. We talk about staying sober when “all bets are off,” and why playing through the drink is not just a slogan — it’s survival.

    35分

  6. 6月2日

    The Fixer Finally Asked for Help

    This week on Drunk-ish, I’m talking with my friend Tanya J, whose sobriety story does not begin with teenage keg stands or dramatic college beer pong. Her drinking took off later, wrapped up in marriage, wine with dinner, perfectionism, parenting, adoption stress, family chaos, and the deeply annoying belief that if you’re the “responsible one,” you must be fine. Tanya shares how fear, control, caretaking, and white wine all tangled together — and how rehab, recovery, sponsorship, and a very inconvenient amount of crying helped her start rebuilding her life. This is Part One, so yes, we are making you come back.

    40分

  7. 5月26日

    Sober Moms, Teenagers, and the Big Alcohol Talk

    This week on Drunk-ish, I’m trying something a little different: a topic episode instead of one guest story. I’m joined by Casey McGuire Davidson and Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet to talk about getting sober after having kids, what our children remember — or thankfully don’t — and how we talk to teenagers about drinking, weed, driving, consent, and all the fun topics that make parenting feel like a hostage negotiation with snacks. We also get into mom wine culture, shame, sober sex, and why quitting drinking didn’t make us less fun — just less likely to fall asleep mid-sentence. Or mid-other things. You can find sober mentor and podcaster Sara Kaufman Bradstreet at @No_more_wasted_days and host of the Hello Someday podcast, Casey McGuire Davidson at HelloSomedayCoaching.com You can subscribe and follow us on YouTube

    53分

  8. 5月19日

    From Bar Fights to 45 Years Sober

    This week I’m talking with my Rob Hill, who has 45 years sober and somehow manages to make attempted childhood sibling murder, lesbian bar fights, therapy, motorcycles, and spiritual awakening feel like one very eventful coffee date. Rob takes us from feeling different as a kid, to drinking early, to getting sober, relapsing once, crawling back, and building a life she still loves showing up for. It’s funny, wild, moving, and also a pretty great reminder that recovery doesn’t have to look perfect to be real. Watch Drunk-ish on YouTube Please like and subscribe! And how about a review?

    46分
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番組について

Drunk-ish with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor is the podcast for anyone who’s ever sworn off alcohol… and then immediately wondered what the hell to do next. Hosted by author, humorist, and former enthusiastic drinker Stefanie Wilder-Taylor, Drunk-ish serves up brutally honest (and often hilarious) one-on-one conversations with people navigating the wild ride of sobriety. Some are famous, some are just your average legends, but all have stories about quitting drinking — the good, the bad, and the completely unhinged. No preachy vibes, no perfection required — just real talk about what it’s like to stop drinking without becoming a total bore. Video version available at www.youtube.com/@Drunk-ishpodcast

情報

  • クリエイター
    Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
  • 配信期間
    25年 - 26年
  • エピソード
    86
  • 制限指定
    不適切な内容を含む
  • Copyright
    © Copyright Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
  • 番組のWebサイト
    Drunk-ish - A Sobriety Podcast

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