Here’s a clean, Podbean-ready description—warm, respectful, and very on-brand for Sober Shenanigans:

This week on Sober Shenanigans, we sit down with our good friend Mike Skinner, who brings 38 years of lived recovery experience to the table.

Mike is a substitute teacher, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation therapist, and—full disclosure—Primo’s actual therapist during his last treatment stay. So yeah… this one hits close to home.

We talk real recovery, long-term sobriety, working in the field, showing up for others, and what it actually looks like to live this thing day after day for decades. No fluff. No preaching. Just honest conversation, insight, and a whole lot of wisdom earned the hard way.

Real talk. Real recovery. Real gratitude.

🎙️ Tune in and hear why Mike Skinner’s voice matters.

This week on Sober Shenanigans, we sit down with Tiffany Wind — substitute-teaching rock star, proud Florida Gator, and the mom who somehow holds it all together even when life throws extra homework at her. Tiffany brings a story packed with grit, humor, and real recovery wins. From classrooms to chaos to clarity, she’s learned how to show up for her students, her family, and herself with a strength she never knew she had. Her journey is equal parts inspiring and relatable, and she proves that no matter where you start, you can build a life that feels like an A+.

Got you — corrected and tightened:

Podbean Episode Description — Stauff’s Thanksgiving Story

This week, Stauff steps out from behind the co-host chair and takes the mic for one of our most powerful episodes yet. Raw, honest, funny, and straight from the heart, he walks us through the twists, turns, and gratitude-filled truth of his recovery story. A Gen-Z dad, former baller, rapper, and now a co-founder of Sober Shenanigans — this one hits different.

Short, sweet, and pure Stauff. Tune in.

This week on Sober Shenanigans we’re hanging out with The Donald — 29 years sober, straight outta Providence, Rhode Island, with the soul of a street philosopher and the résumé of a steelworker who’s seen some things. Don’s story goes from chaos, consequences, and “this can’t be my life” moments to nearly three decades of showing up, doing the work, and quietly becoming the guy people call when their world is on fire.

He’s blue-collar recovery at its finest: no fluff, no filters, just honesty, humor, and the kind of hope that comes from putting in the reps one day at a time. Expect hard-hitting truths, some seriously old-school wisdom, and plenty of laughs as we dig into how a guy who used to break everything in sight learned how to build a sober life that actually lasts.

KEITH “THE BOSTON BRAWLER” — 25+ Years SoberMeet Keith — The Boston Brawler.

This is one of the realest conversations we’ve ever recorded.

If you need hope, fire, or a reminder that recovery is a full-contact sport… tap in.

#SoberShenanigans #BostonBrawler #RecoveryPodcast #RealTalkRealRecovery #25YearsSober #TraumaToTriumph

This week on Sober Shenanigans, we sit down with Lucky Lou — 41 years sober, full of gratitude, mischief, and more wisdom than a thousand meetings combined. Lou survived the streets, the chaos, and the odds. Now he plays a handmade indigenous wooden flute like a river monk and drops truth bombs like a heavyweight.

We talk recovery, relapse-proof routines, the gift of service, and why stepping into purpose beats chasing the next dopamine hit. Lou also shares how fly-fishing became his moving meditation and why serenity hits different when you stop fighting the current.

Come for the laughs. Stay for the miracle.

Real Talk. Real Recovery. Sober Shenanigans.

This week we’re joined by Av-C — the Moonlight Mentor — life coach, author, and survivor turned storyteller. She talks about healing, growth, and what it really takes to turn pain into purpose. Real talk, real recovery, and a few laughs along the way.

Tags: recovery, mindset, growth, coaching, sobriety, mental health, motivation, transformation

Here’s a polished description you can use for the Vinny the Chef episode of Sober Shenanigans — written in your show’s signature tone:

This week, Primo and Stauff sit down with Chef Vinny, a man who’s been serving both flavor and faith for over 32 years in recovery. Vinny brings the same discipline and high standards to his sobriety that he does to his kitchen — no shortcuts, no half-measures, and absolutely no excuses. From chaos to culinary mastery, Vinny’s story proves that recovery, like cooking, is all about preparation, patience, and purpose. Come hungry for truth — this episode is well-done.

This week, the Shenanigangsters meet Babyface Mason — a Brooklyn legend with 49 years of sobriety and stories that could fill a library (or a rap album). From the streets of New York to nearly five decades of clean living, Babyface brings that old-school toughness and unfiltered truth that only comes from walking through the fire and surviving it with style. Primo and Stauff dig into what recovery looked like in the 70s, how the game has changed, and why humility still wins every round.

It’s not about how many years you’ve got — it’s about what you’ve learned along the way. And trust us, this guy’s learned plenty.

Tune in for: grit, laughter, gangster wisdom, and a whole lot of hope — straight outta Brooklyn.

🎧 Real Talk. Real Recovery. No Drinks Today.

CAP JUMPS STARTS SEASON 2 WITH HIS FRESH PERSPECTIVE STRAIGHT FROM HAITI. CAP SHARES PLENTY WITH HUMILITY AND GRACE