How many more paintings would Pollock have painted had he not died in a drunk driving accident?  What about Hendrix? Phillip Seymour Hoffman? One choice can alter the course of one’s life path; that’s true, but was our life path meant to be altered?

On this lovely podcast your favorite hosts explore the always popular(I was not) topic of self esteem. Why it’s important to reclaim loving yourself in sobriety.

In the epic battle between guilt and shame, we realize that one is constructive and the other is destructive.  Which one will we allow to shape our lives in sobriety?

Recently we shared our alcoholic journey with a group of Master’s students. For many of them, it was their first experience hearing a real alcoholic.  Beyond the required reading, exposure to the actual people is actually helping in ways we didn’t even realize.

Fears of the effect alcohol may have had on our now sober bodies are healthy to a point. When these fears stop us from moving forward, they just act as another roadblock in the search for our authentic selves.

Of course we experienced milestones in our lives when we were drinking, but how is our life experience different now that we are sober? Sit with us and listen as your two favorite alcoholics explore the endless possibility of maybe…

Life is hard at times, but the way we used to cope with stress and difficult situations was with alcohol. How do we cope now without the alcohol?  Join us at this sober Happy Hour and let’s talk about that together.

Stay tuned for season 3, coming next Monday January 16.

Welcome back for our last podcast of the year! We are ending this season with our favorite guest of all time; Dr. Elizabeth Miller of Well Mind Body. 

We’re so stoked to sit down with Dr. Elizabeth Miller, a renowned fellow aspiring world changer. In this first episode of our two part series, we begin our discussion of the relationship between alcoholism and mental health.