In Part 1 of her three-part series, Senior Sober Curator contributor Lane Kennedy revisits Nashville and discovers that the show was never simply about country music. Through Deacon Claybourne’s sobriety, Rayna Jaymes’ complicated love, Juliette Barnes’ family history, and the pressure cooker of the music industry, Lane explores how Nashville portrays addiction, relapse risk, inherited pain, recovery maintenance, and what happens when love is real but capacity is gone.
The Sober Curator Founder, Alysse Bryson, and I celebrated our soberthdays (twenty years for Alysse and fifteen years for me)…
Think the party ends when the booze does? Think again. The KillJoy Afterparty Podcast is proof that alcohol-free doesn’t mean…
Welcome to your latest dose of sparkle, sass, and sobriety! If you tuned into the July 29th episode of The Sober…
Let’s get one thing straight—mocktails have officially moved out of the “sad soda water with a lime” phase and into…
Drowning one’s sorrows in a jug of moonshine or chugging beer in the cheap seats are fairly common themes in…
Hello, fellow sober travelers! We’re excited to introduce you to a unique travel experience from Hooked on Travel, designed specifically…
Unpack your baggage and then pack your bags! There are about a million things to be grateful for in recovery.…
