Sober Sisters Society Podcast

Nicole and Tammie are back after months away... and we brought someone with us!

We talk about family history, as it relates to addiction (and life)... and have a lot of laughs.

We also have mostly worked out a way to resume regular episodes... stay tuned. 

HEYYY Everyone!

Tammie and Nicole need an all-the-way break from this passion project for a little while, but we popped on to reminisce about summers past and talk about life balance. Until you next hear from us, ALWAYS remember: don't drink like my sister! 

This chapter of our lives is invite-only. That goes for alcohol, relationships, career choices... all of it.  

Roll into 2022 with the Sober Sisters and a topic that's always in our top ten most popular... drunk shame, sober shame, and learning to let it go. Happy New Year everyone. Love, Tammie and Nicole

We're on hiatus for the rest of 2021. Happy Holidays and love to you all! Don't drink like my sister!

See being addicted to alcohol wasn't an accident; and these sisters figured out we've been addicted to chaos. Ugh.

Does it change how you think about whether to give up drinking when you think about what's YOUR last straw, instead of someone else's spoon-fed stereotype of "rock bottom?"

It did for us. Listen in, join us, viva la revolution!

We gained some things after we went alcohol-free, and we lost some too. We break it all down in this episode with 'ol sticky fingers and mean girl.

We talk about how to ride it our when first getting through life with our alcohol, but what then? At some point drinking's not the problem, so we choose what we want an how to proceed. We want to have fuuuuun and peace and balance, and we figured out how. 

We reference a Mayo Clinic article about the health benefits of positive thinking, here's the link! https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/positive-thinking/art-20043950

Also don't forget to search images for the Partridge Family. Our "Glide Don't Trudge" tats are in that groovy cool rad '70's aesthetic, 

Our Dad was our hero... and man, could he drink. We reminisce, and talk about how we changed for the better after ditching booze.  Cheers to you, Dad.