As Season One of And Just Like That comes to a close, Sober Curators Alysse Bryson and Lane Kennedy show up and record in style wearing Carrie Bradshaw-inspired outfits. If you’ve only been listening to these sober gals via podcast, then head on over to The Sober Curator YouTube or The Sober Curator Patreon and SEE how much fun these two crazy blondes are really having, as they showcase what it’s really like to be #sobernotboring in long-term recovery.
Have you seen the light? Then make sure to subscribe, follow, and review The Mindful Binge on YouTube, Apple. and Spotify. We’ll be jumping into new TV series and movies in the upcoming months. Get excited! (But please, do so mindfully)
Seeing the Light Synopsis HBO Max:
Charlotte plans the ultimate right of passage for Rock. Che throws Miranda for a loop. Carrie finds closure.
THE MINDFUL BINGE: Check out this new podcast series by Alysse Bryson, Founder of The Sober Curator, and Lane Kennedy, Founder of the Connected Calm Life. These two West Coast besties have never met in real life. They met on the Clubhouse App during 2021, thank you global pandemic.
What do these two share in common? Long-term recovery for one. Alysse is “Class of 2006” and Lane is “Class of 1996”. Not only do they share living a clean and sober lifestyle, but they are both also obsessed with sober pop culture. You might be thinking, “Wait? Is that a real thing?” Well, according to Alysse it is.
Alysse and Lane both share a love for discussing and analyzing how addiction and recovery show up in mainstream media, especially in TV Series and movies. So, buckle up! These two sober blonde besties will entertain you as they banter about the shows they are watching, mindfully of course. And sometimes, they have to agree to disagree. Each episode is under 30 minutes, perfect to listen to while running errands, walking your dogs, or folding laundry.
Have a TV Series or Movie you want us to know about or discuss on The Mindful Binge? Then slide on into our DMs on social media or email us at thesobercurator@gmail.com
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