In the vast world of podcasting, one show stands out as a beacon for sober fathers and those on the path to recovery: The Sober Dad Crew. This unique platform goes beyond just talking about sobriety, weaving in discussions about fatherhood, music, tattoos, and more, creating an engaging and supportive atmosphere for its listeners.
The brains behind the operation is Stephen Kimball, a seasoned business development, marketing, PR, and writing professional residing in the scenic Ithaca region of Upstate New York. But Stephen isn’t just another talking head; he’s a devoted father of four with a passion for vinyl collection, a love for coffee that borders on obsession, and a fondness for scarf weather. On occasion, he brings his DJ skills to the table, adding another layer of charm to the podcast.
Stephen’s journey wasn’t always smooth sailing. He battled his own demons and has been sober since February 10, 2010. His experiences inspired him to create the Sober Dad Crew, a space aimed at providing support for fathers and breaking down the stigmas associated with sobriety and recovery—particularly in the workplace.
What makes Sober Dad Crew stand out is its authenticity and relatability. Stephen’s personal experiences and openness about his journey to sobriety give the podcast an intimate touch, allowing listeners to connect on a deeper level.
Sober Dad Crew is more than just a podcast—it’s a community. Whether you’re a dad navigating the challenges of parenthood, someone in recovery seeking support, or just interested in a refreshing take on life, Sober Dad Crew has something for you.
Ready to join the crew? Tune into the Sober Dad Crew podcast wherever you get your podcasts. For more information, visit www.soberdadcrew.com. Embark on this journey with Stephen and discover that sobriety, fatherhood, and life itself can be navigated with strength, grace, and a touch of humor.
Check out Sober Curator Phillip Vitela on the Sober Dad Crew podcast
After 20 plus years jumping out of planes in the Army, Phillip settled in Washington and discovered the world of sobriety. And after stumbling around to find his new path in this world, he found that path was in photography and the privilege of helping his fellow veterans of the community navigate the path he was walking. Phillip works with the veteran community in Washington with almost any issue they can imagine.
Welcome to RECOVERY PODCASTLAND, your audio haven for all things recovery! With an overwhelming number of engaging podcasts constantly updating each week, it can be hard to keep up. That’s where The Sober Curator steps in!
We’re tirelessly curating and producing original podcast content with a focus on recovery, so you don’t have to wade through the noise. Sober Curator Pro Tip: Tune into our recommended podcasts while driving, dog-walking, working out, house-cleaning, crafting, prepping for the day, or cooking. It’s a perfect way to infuse your daily routine with a dose of recovery inspiration.
FEATURED SOBER CURATOR PODCASTS:
- Don’t Touch My Mindset – Sober Curator Jay Chase
- Eternally Amy – Sober Curator Amy Liz Harrison
- Fcking Sober the First 90 Days – katie MACK
- Friend Request – Sober Curator Justin Lamb
- Laughing Without Liquor – Sober Curators Tamar Medford & Lane Kennedy
- Leaving Crazy Town – Sober Curators Dr. Sarah Michaud & Finn Allen
- Sober is Dope! – Pop Buchanan
- Sober Not Mature – Sober Curators Bill & Mike
- Sobriety Checkpoint – Sober Curator Felicia Hermle
- The Creative Sober – Mei McIntosh
- Time Takes Time – Sober Curators Lane Kennedy & Alysse Bryson
- Wellness as a Way of Life – Sober Curator & Wellness Coach Megan Swan
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