Sober Curator Podcast

Alysse Bryson and Tamar Routly

Hosted by Alysse Bryson & Tamar Routly, and produced by Podcast Impact Studio, The Sober Curator Podcast brings sober lifestyle, pop culture, & recovery to the mic. Alongside Alysse & Tamar, rotating global contributors join as co-hosts to explore zero-proof drinks, sober travel, quit lit, entertainment, & mental health. This is sober media with personality, perspective, & a glitter bomb of honesty. Sober-curious or living alcohol-free, we’ve got you! We're not here to help you get sober. We're here to help you live sober: and love it.

  1. 6d ago

    Gray Area Drinking, Wine Mom Culture, and Why Sober Is the New Trench Coat (with Ruby Williams + Susan Larkin of Sober & Lit)

    Sober is having a moment. NA beer is outselling the real thing in some markets, Dry January is an industry, and everyone is saying "gray area drinking" like it's new slang. So we brought in two people who've been in this conversation from opposite ends: Ruby Williams spent 20 years in the wine industry. Susan Larkin spent 20 years at Yale School of Medicine. They met as This Naked Mind coaches, became meditation partners, and now host the Sober & Lit podcast, 140 episodes deep. Same landing spot, two totally different rooms. Alysse and Tamar wanted to know what the collision looked like. In this episode: RAIN (recognize, allow, investigate, nurture), and why the same practice works whether you invite God or the universe Why they renamed the show to reclaim the word "sober" How mommy wine culture normalized a bottle a night, from play-date teacups to swim-meet water bottles Reverse purse wine: the NA bottles Susan brings to parties (Oddbird, Tomorrow Cellars, Jøyus, H2o), and what happened when Tamar poured hers in a tumbler "If you go to the barber, you're gonna get a haircut," and why NA wine works for some people and not others Alysse's Mad Men martini dining room, Ruby's stacks of "rosé all day" shirts, and the dad who replaced a wine club with National Geographic The nurse at the cardiologist who said "if I miss, I owe you a drink" Normal drinkers don't justify: Tamar's one-line test CHAPTERS 00:00 Cold open: sober is having a moment 01:41 How Ruby and Susan met 03:07 RAIN: recognize, allow, investigate, nurture 05:34 God or the universe, same practice 06:40 Why they renamed it "Sober & Lit" 11:27 A word from our sponsor: Aura House 12:15 The trends that made them cringe 18:04 Mommy wine culture: play dates, teacups, swim meets 21:54 Supersize my wine: the 13-ounce pour 24:02 NA wine picks: Oddbird, Tomorrow Cellars, Jøyus, H2o 26:56 Tamar's four bottles and the placebo effect 31:44 "Keep the ritual, ditch the alcohol" 33:00 Alysse's Mad Men martini dining room 34:39 Rosé all day: Ruby's wine-industry purge 35:39 Susan's dad, the wine club, and National Geographic 40:06 Hayden Panettiere and Brad Pitt, same week 41:14 Yale, gray area drinking, and doctors who prescribe wine 43:00 The pitcher plant: don't wait for rock bottom 44:17 "I owe you a drink": the cardiologist story 46:44 Normal drinkers don't justify 48:24 Would you pass around cigarettes at church? 50:55 Backstage, and why sober is the new trench coat Nothing in this episode is medical advice. If your relationship with alcohol worries you, talk to a licensed professional. SAMHSA's National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357. Mentioned in this episode: Sober & Lit podcast (Ruby Williams + Susan Larkin) Backstage with The Sober Curator Our bonus episode on Hayden Panettiere and Brad Pitt  Justin Kinney on kratom for The Sober Curator The Sober Curator Mixtape (Sober Snail Mail) SEASON 2 MERCH: shopthesobercurator.com This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: Meet the Contributors Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide CONNECT: thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme "Sober Shots" created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno's commercial license.

  2. Sep 23

    TOMONOTOMO: The Sober Bartender Who Moved to Oaxaca and Built a Copper Still

    A Toronto mixologist spends years building other people’s nights out. COVID moves her cocktail classes onto Zoom, the kits sell, and she has never been less happy. So she books a one-way ticket to Mexico. Amanda Chen went from Tulum to a 10-day silent meditation retreat on the Oaxacan coast, walked out with no desire to drink, white-knuckled it for two years, and then found her people on a stranger’s patio at her first meeting. Then she did the thing nobody does: she stayed in the world of drinks and built TOMONOTOMO, a non-alcoholic agave spirit distilled by hand on a copper still in Oaxaca City, with real Tobalá agave and no shortcuts. Alysse met her at the Sans Bar Academy Awards in Austin, where they both took home trophies. In this episode: The one-way ticket, Tulum’s hedonism, and why she left at the top of her game Ten days of silence in Mazunte and the backpack she wasn’t ready to drop off the cliff Two years of avoiding every room with mezcal in it, which in Oaxaca is every room The first meeting: an emailed address, a doorbell, and a woman who described herself as “batshit sober” Why “do you want a drink?” used to feel like an attack, and the fiancée who called it Copper stills, palenques, and the day mezcaleros started asking to live like her What “tomo” and “no tomo” mean, and the Pride label with about 10 bottles left Carrie Bradshaw, cosmos, and why “Sex and the City” did not age well Watching “Ted Lasso” from midnight to 5 a.m. while the still does its work Sober Shots: “That’s not a pivot, friends. That is a plot twist, and I love a plot twist.” (Alysse Bryson) “I’m ready to drop the ball, I’m not ready to drop the bag.” (Amanda Chen) Mentioned in this episode: TOMONOTOMO or #ADDTOCART ON AMAZON Kim Parsley’s TOMONOTOMO Tobalá review on The Sober Curator Backstage with The Sober Curator Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SEASON 2 MERCH: https://shopthesobercurator.com/ This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: Meet the Contributors Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide CONNECT: www.thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme “Sober Shots” created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno’s commercial license.

  3. Sep 16

    Presently Bracelets: The Sisters With OCD Who Made Therapy Wearable

    You know the exact thing that would help. The phrase, the reframe, the tool your therapist gave you that one time. And in the moment your brain gets loud, it goes blank. Emily and Lindsay Stetzer are sisters. They both live with OCD and anxiety, and during COVID, in matching sweatsuits, they built a company called Presently that puts the reminders from therapy on your wrist, your keys, and your bathroom mirror. Alysse and Amy Liz Harrison met them at OCDCon in Seattle, bought one of everything, and brought them on to talk about why "good vibes only" is the enemy, why everyone has these thoughts, and what it is like to run a business with your sister when one of you has the 'tude. In this episode: - The OCDCon origin story: stickers, fidget spinners, and then a disco light at the end of the tunnel - Lindsay on lining up shoes and light switches, and Emily on the anxious kid who confessed to things that didn't need confessing - Why OCD is not about cleanliness, and why every single person has had these thoughts - Alysse's green-light rule, Amy's 20 lightsabers, and the "border hoarders" theory - The "Good vibes only" sign over Emily's bed, and why those mantras hand OCD exactly what it wants - The six phrases, whiteboarded: passing clouds, embrace uncertainty, brave the uncomfortable - Feelings are like gas (clouds are a nicer way to say it) - The iPad quiz, why Presently is the name, and the invisible brother - What we're watching: "Ted Lasso" season four, Hilary Duff, "Silo," and why a scary show is good exposure therapy CHAPTERS 00:00 Cold open: the reminder you can't remember 01:58 Why sobriety doesn't fix the blank 02:58 Meet Emily and Lindsay Stetzer 03:10 OCDCon and the disco light at the end of the tunnel 05:21 Amy buys one of everything 06:40 Lindsay: shoes, light switches, existential OCD 09:38 Emily: the anxious kid and relationship OCD 11:22 A word from Aura House 12:12 Alysse's green-light rule and magical thinking 14:01 Why this is on a sobriety podcast 14:57 Border hoarders and 20 lightsabers 16:49 "What if" and the need for certainty 19:08 Not a live, laugh, love situation 20:36 The "Good vibes only" sign over the bed 24:41 The matching sweatsuit pitch 27:17 The six phrases, whiteboarded 30:39 Feelings are like gas 31:18 Why "Presently" 39:04 Working with your sister 41:52 What they didn't see coming 44:27 Watching: "Ted Lasso," Hilary Duff, "Silo" 46:29 ERP: facing the fear on purpose 47:38 Backstage, and why merch starts conversations 49:29 Where to find Presently Sober Shots: "We are not in a live, laugh, love situation here, okay?" (Alysse Bryson) "Every single person has had the same thoughts that we have. It's just to the extreme that you take them to." (Lindsay Stetzer) Mentioned in this episode: - Presently Bracelets - Take the Presently "find your reminder" quiz  - Alysse's feature on Presently - Backstage with The Sober Curator   - International OCD Foundation Presently's products are reminders, not treatment. If you think you might have OCD or anxiety, talk to a licensed professional. Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SEASON 2 MERCH: https://shopthesobercurator.com/ This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: - Meet the Contributors - Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide - Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide - LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide www.thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter: https://www.thesobercuratornewsletter.com/ | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme "Sober Shots" created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno's commercial license.

  4. Sep 9

    The Mindful Binge: "Running Point," "Your Friends & Neighbors," and "Imperfect Women," Scored Through a Sober Lens

    Three shows, three different flavors of "a sober person definitely wrote this" or "definitely did not." A basketball dynasty imploding over fake sobriety. Two women in very good coats who may or may not have killed their best friend. A suburban thief with a cocaine problem next door. Alysse's TV ride or dies are here: Lane Kennedy, Patti Clark (making us global from Portugal), and co-host Tamar Routly. Spoilers for everything, on purpose. Each show gets scored on The Sobees, fulls and halves only, and one panelist tries to file a 4.75 and is denied. In this episode: "Running Point" season two: Cam says "I'm sober now," nobody believes him, and the urine swap ("Anyone ever bought fake urine? Just me?") Why you can't buy sobriety, no matter how expensive the rehab Chet Hanks, sober on screen and IRL, and the love-addicted couple that deserves a spin-off "Your Friends & Neighbors" season two: Owen Ashe, the loud music, and the scene of all scenes (no spoilers here, plenty on mic) Perimenopause rage, the neighbor's dog, and Ali as the family's designated screw-up "Imperfect Women": the top-shelf alcoholic, the codependent nobody could stand, and why a three is a feeling Alysse vs. Elisabeth Moss, and the Rotten Tomatoes score that backs Lane up The strike, the attorneys, and "I'm gonna get Claude to reach out to you" Sober Shots: "You can't buy sobriety. Doesn't matter how much money you have. You could maybe buy a pee test, but you can't buy sobriety." (Alysse Bryson) "A low score doesn't necessarily mean don't watch it. It's just our feelings about it, and a three feeling is a feeling." (Alysse Bryson) The Sobees, panel average: "Running Point" S2: 3.5. "Your Friends & Neighbors" S2: 4.5. "Imperfect Women": 3.5. Mentioned in this episode: Backstage with The Sober Curator (media nights, the Mixtape):  https://shopthesobercurator.com/products/the-sober-curator-mixtape-monthly-zine-subscription Running Point season 2 review: https://thesobercurator.com/running-point-season-2-review-netflix/ Imperfect Women review: https://thesobercurator.com/imperfect-women-review/ Patti Clark, Recovery Road Trip: https://thesobercurator.com/recovery-road-trip-quitlit-book-review/ Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SEASON 2 MERCH: https://shopthesobercurator.com/ This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: Meet the Contributors: https://thesobercurator.com/contributor-directory Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide: https://thesobercurator.com/resources/ Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide: https://thesobercurator.com/nonprofit-recovery-resources/ LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide: https://thesobercurator.com/lgbtq-recovery-resources CONNECT: https://thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter: https://www.thesobercuratornewsletter.com/ | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme "Sober Shots" created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno's commercial license.

  5. Sep 2

    The Hazards of Podcasting Sober: When Your Mom Hears It Before You Tell Her

    You hit publish, and right in the pit of your stomach it lands: someone you have never told is about to hear it anyway. In this house, that feeling has a name. We call it Wednesday. This week Alysse and Tamar take on the hazards of podcasting sober. Sober podcasters do not get the blackout excuse, and "radical honesty" was never supposed to mean unfiltered. Alysse tells the story of the episode her mom should have heard from her first, Tamar tells the story of what her parents said the morning after they read her book, and both of them admit the stories that land at a sober meeting do not always land on a first date. Then it gets practical: how to pitch a podcast without embarrassing yourself, the mic that survived Goldilocks and the three mics, why real beats AI in 2026, and the single best hazard-reducer any host can have. A co-host. IN THIS EPISODE: "We call it Wednesday": the cold-open feeling every sober podcaster knows The story Alysse's mom heard on a podcast instead of from her daughter Tamar's parents read her book. Both called the next morning. Know your audience: the dating stories that killed every second date How to pitch a podcast (and the seven "top 50" sober podcasts that are quietly dead) Tech talk: mics, video, Riverside, Descript, and the AI image a celebrity asked Alysse to take down Get a co-host, wear a costume, keep it fun Backstage with The Sober Curator, plus The Sober Curator Mixtape: seven mini zines in a cassette case, mailed monthly SOBER SHOTS:  "Because we're sober, we can't blame being blacked out on saying something stupid. We just have to own that we said something stupid." (Alysse)  "You're allowed to say the true thing before you've rehearsed it into something safe." (Alysse) MENTIONED: Backstage with The Sober Curator The Sober Curator Mixtape (free for Backstage members, just cover shipping):   Podcast Impact Studio, Level Up Labs + the Off Script course Tamar's book: Beyond Recovery - Discover your purpose, embrace your authentic self, and live up to your true potential Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SEASON 2 MERCH: https://shopthesobercurator.com/ This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: Meet the Contributors Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide CONNECT: thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme "Sober Shots" created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno's commercial license.

  6. Aug 26

    Recovery Friendly Workplace: Should You Tell Your Boss You're Sober? (And What Happens If Your Job Actually Gets It)

    You spend at least 40 hours a week at work. For a lot of people in recovery, that's 40 hours of navigating a culture that doesn't know you exist, or worse, doesn't care. Eliza Zarka is changing that. She runs the National Recovery Friendly Workplace Institute, which certifies employers as recovery friendly, and she took an idea that started at a New Hampshire ski resort and turned it into a national movement with bipartisan federal backing. Alysse and Sober Curator contributor Sarah, a fractional HR consultant in long-term recovery, get into what it actually takes to make a job safe to be sober in. In this episode: Why "there are already people in recovery that are working for you" is the sentence that changes an employer's mind The four pillars of Recovery Friendly Workplace certification: culture, hiring, benefits, and education How to bring this to your HR department without disclosing your own recovery Alysse on 2006 versus 2026: why she hid it for years, and the 2016 job interview where she said it out loud on purpose The company that made the first hour of its holiday party completely alcohol-free, with leadership required to be there Why the holiday gift bottle of wine tells you the company knows nothing about you Coffee tastings, tea tastings, dirty soda tastings: team building that isn't a wine flight Pop culture close: "The Office," "Parks and Rec," and the true crime documentary habit that may be a problem Sober Shots: "There are already people in recovery that are working for you." (Eliza Zarka) "When you're in an interview, you're interviewing the company just as much as they're interviewing you." (Alysse Bryson) Mentioned in this episode: National Recovery Friendly Workplace Institute: https://rfwinstitute.org Backstage with The Sober Curator: https://thesobercurator.com/backstage-with-the-sober-curator/ The Sober Curator Business Rolodex, free listings for sober business owners: https://thesobercurator.com/the-sober-curator-rolodex/ Nothing in this episode is legal or HR advice. Talk to an employment attorney about your specific situation. Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SEASON 2 MERCH: https://shopthesobercurator.com/ This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: - Meet the Contributors - Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide - Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide - LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide CONNECT: www.thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter: https://www.thesobercuratornewsletter.com/ | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme "Sober Shots" created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno’s commercial license.

  7. Aug 19

    Quit Lit 2026: Lena Dunham, Anthony Hopkins + Hayden Panettiere, Reviewed by People Who Lived It

    A note before you listen: we recorded this episode in late July, several weeks before Hayden Panettiere died on August 16 at the age of 36. We are publishing it as recorded rather than editing her out. Her cause of death has not been released and we are not speculating. We recorded a separate conversation about her death, and it is the episode right before this one. If this is landing hard for you: 988 is the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text. SAMHSA's National Helpline is 1-800-662-4357, free and confidential, 24/7. Three memoirs. Three completely different humans. One question: what does it cost to numb yourself when the whole world is watching? Alysse and Tamar pull three of The Sober Curator's most avid readers into a panel on the year's biggest quit lit: “Famesick” by Lena Dunham, “We Did OK, Kid” by Anthony Hopkins, and “This Is Me: A Reckoning” by Hayden Panettiere. Nobody read all three. Everybody has opinions. Sobee scores at the end, and house rules say you cannot score a book you didn't read. In this episode: - Amy Liz Harrison's book hack from her 10th grade English teacher days: first paragraph, last paragraph, skim the middle, finish in an hour - Why The Sober Curator was almost called The Sober Critic, and the epiphany that killed the name - “Famesick”: medical trauma, opioids, and a memoir that flatly refuses to be a before-and-after - “We Did OK, Kid”: the blackout drive Anthony Hopkins had to be told about afterward - Patti Clark and Alysse on what actually stops you, and it isn't what you'd do to yourself - “This Is Me: A Reckoning” Hayden Panettiere on acting at 11 months old, a mother who was also the manager, and postpartum depression nobody names out loud - The Sobee score lightning round, plus a quarter-point scoring controversy Sober Shots: "Quit lit used to mean one shelf on a bookstore nobody browsed on purpose." (Alysse) "There are books that I just wanna eat like a really juicy nectarine and just bite into it and just get sticky." (Patti) Mentioned in this episode: - Mixtape with The Sober Curator zine:  https://shopthesobercurator.com/collections/the-mixtape - Cover Story Retreat, November 1-4, Scottsdale: https://evolveretreats.co/cover-story-hermosa-inn/ - Anne Marie Cribbin's Famesick review: https://thesobercurator.com/famesick-lena-dunham-review-addiction-recovery/ - Toni Will, Rebellious Success: https://amzn.to/4x65SeD Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SEASON 2 MERCH: https://shopthesobercurator.com/ This episode is brought to you by Aura House. Save 10% with code TSC10: https://go.shopmy.us/p-64140200 SC RESOURCES: - Meet the Contributors - Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide - Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide - LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide CONNECT: www.thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter: https://www.thesobercuratornewsletter.com/ | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme "Sober Shots" created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno’s commercial license.

  8. Aug 18

    Hayden Panettiere, Brad Pitt + How We Talk About Recovery | The Sober Curator BONUS

    Hayden Panettiere died on Sunday, August 16, at the age of 36. Her cause of death has not been released. Police have said their preliminary investigation found no signs of foul play, and the coroner's office says the cause and manner remain pending further testing. We are not going to speculate past that. In the same seven-day cycle, and completely separately, Brad Pitt told Esquire he is drinking again after seven years sober. Two different stories. One conversation this community keeps getting wrong. Alysse, Tamar and Amy Liz got on the phone within 24 hours and recorded this, because the Quit Lit book club episode dropping right behind it contains their review of Hayden's memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, recorded in July, scored the highest of the three books. This is not an obituary and it is not a hot take. It is three women with combined 49 years of lived experience and a lot of hard-won opinions between them, talking about who gets to grade somebody else's recovery. In this episode: - What we actually know, what we don't, and why the difference matters - Why “he relapsed” is not our word to use when he didn't use it himself - Taking inventory of other people's programs, and the person 30 days in who is listening - Amy Liz on postpartum depression, and the comparison trap that talks you out of your own experience - Mental health systems that make you fail two or three times before they'll help you - Alysse falls off a ladder and turns it into the best analogy in the episode - The disco ball Sober Shots: “That's it. That's all we know. Everything else would be speculation, and we're just not going to go there.” (Alysse) “The bottom line is we don't care how you got here, but we do care that you are here.” (Alysse) If this one is landing hard for you, that is a normal reaction and you are not being dramatic. 988 is the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text, 24/7. SAMHSA's National Helpline is 1-800-662-4357, free and confidential. Our full resource guides are linked below. And if a hotline isn't your thing, text one sober person today. Just one. That counts. Mentioned in this episode: - Quit Lit book club episode, including our review of This Is Me: A Reckoning, dropping Wednesday, August 19th - Backstage, our private culture club: https://thesobercurator.com/backstage-with-the-sober-curator/ Getting sober matters. Staying sober matters more. SC RESOURCES: - Meet the Contributors - Alcohol + Substance Use Disorder Guide - Recovery Nonprofit Resource Guide - LGBTQ+ Recovery Resource Guide CONNECT: www.thesobercurator.com | The Sober Sip newsletter: https://www.thesobercuratornewsletter.com/ | @thesobercurator on Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube + Pinterest Love the show? Rate, review + follow. It takes 60 seconds and helps more people find us. Feedback + guest ideas: thesobercurator@gmail.com Hosted by Alysse Bryson with co-host + producer Tamar Routly. For informational and entertainment purposes only; not a substitute for professional advice. Music: TSC S2 theme “Sober Shots” created by Alysse Bryson using Suno AI, under Suno's commercial license.

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Hosted by Alysse Bryson & Tamar Routly, and produced by Podcast Impact Studio, The Sober Curator Podcast brings sober lifestyle, pop culture, & recovery to the mic. Alongside Alysse & Tamar, rotating global contributors join as co-hosts to explore zero-proof drinks, sober travel, quit lit, entertainment, & mental health. This is sober media with personality, perspective, & a glitter bomb of honesty. Sober-curious or living alcohol-free, we’ve got you! We're not here to help you get sober. We're here to help you live sober: and love it.

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