This year for Just 4/24 we had the most incredible lineup of speakers. ICYMI, we have broken down our Live-A-Thon to bring you bite-sized playbacks of the most fun sober virtual party of the year.
Just 4/24 Panel: Mike with Recovery Army Outreach, Travis with Climb4Recovery, and Nick & Sheena with We are Warriors
Just 4/24 Panel: Frances with Mother’s Recovery Society, James with Break the Chain, and Alika with Pro Recovery Power
Just 4/24 Panel: Lalita with Recovery Life Apparel, Katie with Fcking Sober: The First 90 Days Podcast, Ronnie & Nathan from TikTok
Just 4/24 Panel: Jessica with A Sober Girls Guide, Alexandra with Sober Active Canada & Lesley Klepac AKA MamaK of TikTok and National Certified Recovery Coach
- A Sober Girls Guide
- Sober Active Canada
- Lesley Klepac AKA MamaK (and she’s a Sober Curator!)
Just 4/24 Panel: Pop with Sober is Dope, Michelle with Recovery is the New Black, and Cynthia with Getting Your Shit Together Podcast
- Sober is Dope
- Recovery is the New Black
- Getting Your Shit Together Podcast (and she’s a Sober Curator!)
Just 4/24 Panel with Talk Recovery Radio
Just 4/24 Panel with Shalu with Uplyft Wellness & Maureen with Emerge Leadership Academy
ICYMI Meet the Team behind #JUST424: Brooke and Suzanne with Seek Purpose Collective, Michelle of Recovery is the New Black, and Alysse of The Sober Curator
- Seek Purpose Collective + Podcast (and they are our Canada Sober Curators!)
- Recovery is the New Black
- The Sober Curator (oh wait! You’re already here! And we’re so glad that you are!)
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably picked up on the podcast trend. There are so many solid, binge-worthy podcasts out there. But with new episodes coming out weekly, it’s impossible to keep up. The Sober Curator is here to help. Recovery Podcastland lets you in on our favorites.
Sober Curator Pro Tip: For a quick hit of recovery, listen to our recommended podcasts when you’re driving, walking your dogs, working out, cleaning the house, working on a craft project, getting ready in the morning, or making a meal.
Resources are available
Resources Are Available
If you or someone you know is experiencing difficulties surrounding alcoholism, addiction, or mental illness, please reach out and ask for help. People everywhere can and want to help; you just have to know where to look. And continue to look until you find what works for you. Click here for a list of regional and national resources.