The Sober Shift: A Conversation with Suzanne Warye | BACKSTAGE with The Sober Curator

You already know sobriety isn’t about deprivation. But do you know how to make that case out loud, in a world that still thinks you need a rock bottom story to earn your seat at the table?

Suzanne Warye does. And she’s coming Backstage to talk about it.

On Tuesday, September 16 at 10 a.m. PT / 12 p.m. CT / 1 p.m. ET, we’re sitting down with the creator of the wildly popular Sober Mom Life podcast and author of The Sober Shift: A Modern-Day Guide to Living an Abundant Sober Life (HarperOne), now available in paperback.

Suzanne’s whole deal is refreshingly our deal: no catastrophe required, no label to accept, no lifetime of FOMO to brace for. Just a really honest look at what life looks and feels like when you stop letting alcohol run the show. Her book is practical, funny, and genuinely human, which is exactly why she belongs here.

We’ll talk about the “wine o’clock” culture she’s been quietly dismantling, what it actually means to live abundantly in long-term sobriety, and why the conversation for women who are decades in looks completely different from the one that got us here.

This is not a “how I quit” story. This is a “look what happened next” conversation.

What to expect:

• A candid, no-fluff conversation between Alysse and Suzanne
• Real talk about gray area drinking, identity, and what abundance actually looks like sober
• Your questions answered live

Grab your copy of The Sober Shift before the event and come ready to talk. 

This one’s for the members. See you there. Not a member yet? Join here.