Alysse Bryson, Founder + CEO of The Sober Curator, is a strong woman in recovery, an innovative media maven, marketing guru, and gal about town. With 17+ years of consistent sobriety, this sober gal has a humorous outlook on life and a fierce determination to succeed. The back of Alysse’s baseball card highlights 25 years of traditional media, with nearly a decade running Seattle Met magazine and six years at KING 5 NBC. She’s thrown 100s of parties in Seattle, rubbing elbows with local celebs and raising awareness for countless nonprofits. Alysse has one adult son, Jakob (27), and two Boston Terriers, Roxie and Bella. She battled emergency heart surgery at ten years sober (age 40) and beat cancer in 2018 (age 43). Despite all of life's curve balls, Alysse is proud to recover out loud and show the world how much fun a sober lifestyle can be…because drunk never looks good. 

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**It’s time for that desperately sought after solo Target run.. Grab your keys and let’s go for a drive... There’s no judgment (or breathalyzer) at this Sobriety Checkpoint.**

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Break Free/Sober Curator Links: 

Recovery on the Runway: bit.ly/recoveryontherunway

The Sober Curator: https://thesobercurator.com

Break Free NYFW: https://breakfreenyfw.com/

Donate: https://givebutter.com/bf-donate 

Buy Tickets to Break Free NYFW Here: bit.ly/breakfreetickets

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Felicia’s Links:

• Linktree -  linktr.ee/sobrietycheckpoint.co

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Music for Sobriety Checkpoint created by my cousin: Jake Meyer - Copyright 2021 All rights reserved.

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****The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of Felicia Hermle and her guests and do not reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent or are a part of.****

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****The information contained in this podcast is general information for educational purposes only, it is not, nor is it intended to be, therapy or psychological advice. Please consult your physician or mental health provider regarding advice or support for your health and wellbeing. If you are in crisis, please call your local 24-hour hotline or 911.****