New Year, same you…with some tweaks? We dive into so many things in this episode we’ve lost count, but we do know how we’re getting through Dry January. Join us for this extra special extended version, we literally do not know when to stop talking.

This episode takes on 6 common fears of sobriety folks have when they’re thinking about quitting alcohol. Both Bridget and Katy get the opportunity to answer which of these 6 fears apply to them. Katy takes great joy in asking Bridget uncomfortable questions. At least she got to eat sushi first. Enjoy! 

Post Christmas debrief! How did we get through the holidays? How do we plan to get through January? We take another episode crack at Dry January – a whole lot of tools to get you there! We talk recipes and shake offs and so much more. Don’t forget we have Mocks&Cocks subscription boxes to make nonalcoholic drinking way more fun! 

Our first episode dedicated to Dry January – Bridget was pretty excited to insert a recorded conversation she and Katy had all the way back in November – to change her opinion live on tape. We aren’t white knuckling anything or holing up for the month, we’re jazzed for everyone however they partake in the month. Whether it’s one day or thirty days, we’re with you.

We continue deeper into Katy’s sober journey in the final part of her first major sober interview. Continuing to hit home the true love token of having a full nonalcoholic cooler at all social events. Its priceless…like Mastercard. 

Katy is in the hot seat today, we get to start our deep dive into her sober journey and she tells us all about the Boston men’s group she joined? She has graciously allowed Bridget to interview her and was a completely open book, doesn’t get more real than that! 

We kick off our podcast journey talking a little bit about Mocks & Cocks and our mission. What we’re doing here and where we’re going. Katy is our resident mock while Bridget is our resident cock….tails that is. Mocktails and Cocktails. We chat open and honestly about a world where drinkers and nondrinkers alike can coexist, regardless of what’s in their glass.