This week on Drunk-ish, I sat down with Jaime Hrobar, who has one of those “you-can’t-make-this-stuff-up” drinking stories that starts with champagne at age eight and somehow ends with guzzling vodka out of a Smurf mug. Jaime takes us through her wild ride from college bingeing to DUIs, marriages that didn’t survive the chaos, and the messy middle of trying to parent two kids—including a son with profound autism—while her drinking spun completely out of control. We laughed, we cried, we bonded over blackouts and bad decisions, and we found the thread of hope that keeps us all going: sobriety.

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This week on Drunk-ish, I sit down with Sarah Rose Hyland — and no, not the one from Modern Family. (She’ll explain how that mix-up once scored her a year’s supply of whitening strips.) Sarah takes us from growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, feeling like she never fit at any cafeteria table, to finding her people in art, sports, and unfortunately, the party crowd . She shares her early drinking, a DUI that didn’t slow her down, and how she finally got sober at 23.

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This week on Drunk-ish I sit down with Vanderpump Robs podcaster Rob Schulte, who proves that sobriety stories come in all flavors. Rob grew up surrounded by bar culture in Missouri, lost his brother to alcohol, and still found himself drinking more in college instead of less. We talk about the long nights, the terrifying mornings, and the moment he realized he was about to throw away the biggest opportunity of his life. From parenting and relationships to lockdown drinking, rock-bottom wake-up calls, and finding his way back to himself, Rob’s story is funny, messy, and so easy to connect with.

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I’m reunited with my old friend Greg Behrendt to talk alt-comedy nights, getting sober in the 90's, the curveball of cancer and pills, and the decidedly un-glamorous work of repairing family. Greg shares how opiate withdrawal felt “worse than the cancer,” why stand-up still keeps him sane, and what it’s like parenting now-grown kids while staying true to the comic inside. We also revisit the Sex and the City writers’ room and the “he’s just not that into you” moment that changed everything. Funny, bruised, hopeful—and very Greg.

Guess who’s back? Suzanne Warye returns to Drunk-ish—and this time she’s got a book to promote and a lot more stories to spill. We cover everything from college drinking disasters to the very classy illusion of mom-wine culture (spoiler: it’s not classy, it’s just boxed wine in stemware). Suzanne talks about the caution tape her husband once put around the living room, the night she blacked out with a baby in the house, and how she finally said goodbye to moderation. We laugh, we cringe, and we remind ourselves that sobriety doesn’t make you boring—it just makes the stories safer to tell.

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This week on Drunk-ish, I get to do something extra special: interview my own daughter, Elby Taylor. Elby’s about to start her senior year of college, which means she’s got plenty to say about high school parties, sorority events, hangovers, and yes—even the worst fake ID in human history (her words, not mine). We talk about what it’s like growing up with a sober mom, how open conversations helped her avoid the rebellion trap, and those moments in college when drinking crosses the line from “fun” to “never again.” It’s part parenting chat, part sobriety insight, and part comedy about the questionable decisions of 20-year-olds.

Kaila Yu has lived, okay? Like, seriously—bands, raves, modeling, drugs, pinup covers, and now… a book. She’s 11 years sober and somehow survived all of that without ending up in a Behind the Music cautionary tale. Her new book Fetishized is about the fetishization of Asian women, but our chat also hits on strict parents, terrible boyfriends, ecstasy that felt like God, and why cocaine basically turns you into an evil gremlin. We laughed a lot, we gasped a little, and we celebrated sobriety a whole bunch.

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The book: Fetishized: A Reckoning with Yellow Fever, Feminism, and Beauty out now

Meredith Lynch is back on Drunk‑ish—one of my OG guests! We talk about her three years sober, the “coming down the pike” debate (Mass Pike forever), and why watching reality TV hits different when you’re not drinking. We get into Love Island (Barbies behaving badly), The Valley’s brewery “apology,” Housewives culture around booze, the long DUI list, Kyle choosing not to drink, and the whole “California sober” conversation (hi, gummies). I share my own cautionary tale about driving high—spoiler: wrong-way street—not smart. Plus Meredith’s pop‑culture adventures, from Bezos‑wedding commentary to getting blocked by Lauren Sánchez. Follow her at @meredithmlynch while I count down to back‑to‑school.

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This week on Drunk-ish, I sit down with the one and only Lisa Lampanelli—yes, the former “Queen of Mean,” now happily retired from stand-up and living her best life without hecklers or hotel mini-bars. We talk about everything from her epic career pivot to her recovery from compulsive eating, the wild Vegas dessert incident that led her to rehab, surviving codependency boot camp, and why she finally walked away from comedy at the top of her game. 

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The podcast: Shrink This with Lisa Lampanelli can be listened to  wherever you get your podcasts. Need some advice from Lisa? Send an email to [email protected]

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When Jen Hirst says sobriety was the hardest thing she’s ever done, she means it. In this episode, she shares her deeply personal journey from a normal supportive upbringing to sipping hand sanitzer and the inbetween which includes multiple rehab stays, two DWIs, and the terrifying moment she realized she might not wake up. But Jen also shares what came next: the choice to get honest, the slow rebuilding of trust, and the life she never thought she’d get to live—one with a loving husband, two amazing kids, and a thriving community of women supporting each other in sobriety. It’s not just a story of getting sober—it’s a story about hope, healing, and what’s possible when we finally ask for help.

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