The most played episodes among Podcast App listeners.

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   Number 1: Margaret Cho Drinks to Not Be Margaret Cho

   Margaret Cho came on Drunk-ish this week, and I need you to understand the scope of this: she detoxed off alcohol, opiates, benzos, Adderall and kratom — which now comes in a little shot at the gas station, right next to the 5-Hour Energy. We also cover the ex-boyfriend who was technically homeless but insisted on first-class flights, the almost two years she lived at a rehab that used to be Rock Hudson's house, and the final show where she was so messed up she scared the audience. She's come a long way since then!Margaret's tour Choligarchy is coming to a town near you. This months she's on Fire Island and then Berkeley CA. Go to her website Margaretcho.com IG Margaret_ChoFollow Drunk-ish on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@Drunk-ishPodcast

   August 18, 2026·49min
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   Number 2: Comedian Jackie Kashian on 8 shots, 11 beers, and Quitting

   If you've ever quit drinking for three months and then decided the real fix was "just don't drive," this one's for you. Jackie Kashian is a stand-up comedian with over 25 years sober. But before sobriety stuck she developed a system: quit entirely, get bored, downgrade to beer only, promote back up to shots, then switch to wine to be classy. We talk about what finally worked and the therapist who wouldn't allow her to be funny. I really loved this episode.You can listen to Jackie on her podcasts: The Dork Forest and the Jackie and Laurie Show. Plus watch her special Alter Kashian right on her website JackieKashian.comYou can watch this episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@Drunk-ishPodcast

   August 25, 2026·58min
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   Number 3: Before the Ultimatum - Edris Khalieque (Part 1)

   Part One.This week I'm joined by Edris Khalieque, who is on the current season of The Ultimatum, has 16 years sober, and once walked into rehab with a very clear plan: get out, find better heroin, come back. Reader, the plan did not hold. We get into his Afghan immigrant upbringing, cussing out his parents in elementary school, drinking 40s in a punk band, and the middle-of-the-night rehab conversation about Megadeth that may have saved his life. You can find Edris on IG at @escissorsman and on TikTok at @escissorsdude. Edris is the founder of Sobio, a virtual alcohol recovery program that pairs every client with a licensed therapist and a certified recovery coach who work together as one team to provide one on one, evidence-based support. Designed for busy professionals, Sobio helps people build lasting recovery from the privacy of home without putting life on hold. Learn more at sobioapp.com or follow @sobioapp on Instagram and TikTok.Please find this episode on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@Drunk-ishPodcast (subscribe please!)

   August 11, 2026·44min
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   Number 4: 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

   June 09, 2026·43min
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   Number 5: Best Of: He Went To Jail Because It Was the Right Thing To Do (Part 2)

   This is part two of a two-part episode -Matthew takes me on a wild ride from his years of addiction-fueled crime to the jaw-dropping moment that made him risk his own freedom to do the right thing. We talk about what it’s like to face life in prison, how sobriety sometimes hits you when you’re least expecting it (like, in a prison cell), and why being sober doesn’t mean your story suddenly gets easy. Spoiler: It doesn’t. But here’s the thing – Matthew is one of those people who somehow manages to find humor even in the absolute darkest parts of his past. He’s brutally honest, self-aware, and so damn resilient that you can’t help but root for him.

   September 08, 2026·1h 7min
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