The Creative Sober is a community of sober and sober-curious creatives looking to connect with others who are navigating sobriety, health, and spiritual awareness. The foundation of the Creative Sober is our stories and keeping an open mind towards recovery. Creative expression is a fundamental part of what we put into the world. It takes real courage to share it this with others.
Alysse Bryson is a strong woman in recovery, an innovative media maven, marketing guru, and gal about town. She has a humorous outlook on life combined with a fierce determination to succeed. Alysse is a single mom to her adult son Jakob (he’s 24) and their two Boston Terriers Roxie & Bella. Founder of The Sober Curator, consuming content is what she does best. With her excellent taste and sense of style, when Alysse gives you a recommendation, you know you can trust it.
The Creative Sober
The Creative Sober Podcast, hosted and produced by Mei McIntosh, is shared conversations with artists, musicians, authors and creatives alike from all walks of life who continue to create sober. Check back for more podcasts, posts, and playlists from Mei McIntosh and follow along with her on Instagram at @thecreativesober.
Check out additional posts from The Creative Sober and Mei McIntosh:
- Healing Through Art – Interview with Alli Bratt
- Sober Sounds Different, an Interview with DJ KB
- Sober Spotlight: The Creative Sober + DJ Missing Mei
- Calling My Spirit Back – Interview with Elaine Alec
- Duality and Art – Interview with Cate Blanchard, The Sober Painter
RECOVERY PODCASTLAND: 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 let’s you in on our favorites as we share how they help contribute to life in sobriety.
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 house, working on a craft project, getting ready in the morning, or making a meal.
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