The Sober Curator, the premier online lifestyle magazine for sober and sober-curious individuals, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Sober Curator Podcast. Debuting on Wednesday, March 26, the podcast kicks off with five binge-worthy episodes featuring dynamic conversations with contributors from The Sober Curator, offering fresh perspectives on the culture of living life in recovery and life sans alcohol.
Hosted by media maven and sobriety advocate Alysse Bryson, the Sober Curator Podcast transforms the lifestyle content of the vibrant sober lifestyle blog into an innovative lifestyle talk show featuring voices from pathways to and through recovery. Episodes explore a wide array of topics, from spirituality and fashion to movies, TV shows, Quit Lit, and more, showing that sobriety isn’t just about absence — it’s what all the cool kids are doing.
“This podcast is a vibrant extension of our popular website, bringing together our talented contributors to dive deeper into recovery culture, lifestyle trends, and entertainment,” says Bryson. “We’re creating a dynamic space where sobriety meets pop culture, making the alcohol-free lifestyle fun, accessible, and inspiring.”
Listeners can enjoy the first five episodes starting March 26, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, iHeart, and YouTube:
- Episode 1: The Sober Curator Gets a Podcast – Host Alysse Bryson is joined by producer Tamar Routly. They discuss the origins and future of The Sober Curator.
- Episode 2: Lifestyles of the Sober (& Wanna Be Famous?) – Contributors Jason Mayo, Megan Swan, and Kate Vitela discuss life post-addiction in a tongue in cheek manner and go on a provocative tangent utter bliss of going under anesthesia for a colonoscopy.
- Episode 3: The Sober Curator’s Take on the New “Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy” Documentary – Contributors Amy Liz Harrison, Alexandra Nyman, Megan Swan, Kim Parsley, and Dr. Sarah Michaud go on a thoughtful exploration of Hollywood, addiction, and Matthew Perry’s legacy.
- Episode 4: Exploring Music in Sobriety: How Sober Living Influences Music Tastes – Contributors Justin Lamb, Lisa C., and Analisa Six reveal how sobriety shapes musical preferences, with personal stories, and their favorite sober concert moments.
- Episode 5: Finding Sobriety through Pop Culture: The Power of Taylor Swift and Recovery Communities – Julianne Griffin, Founder of Swift Steps, discusses how Taylor Swift’s music and community-building inspire innovative approaches to sobriety.
The Sober Curator Podcast invites everyone — from sober veterans to those curious about sobriety — to explore vibrant, hangover-free content.
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In this fiery debut of Hot Takes, Alysse Bryson, Tamar Routly (AKA T-Boog), and new co-host Lane Kennedy unpack SNL’s controversial “Non-Non-Alcoholic Beer” sketch. Was it harmless satire or tone-deaf comedy at the expense of sober folks? The trio digs into stigma, humor, and timing — with personal stories, laughter, and a few very real emotions along the way.
Takeaways:
Why the SNL sketch sparked such mixed reactions in sober circles.
The fine line between dark humor and damaging stereotypes.
How comedy can both start conversations and reinforce stigma.
The reality of “non-alcoholic” drinking for those in recovery.
- Why open dialogue matters more than outrage.
Key Timestamps:
[00:02:00] The SNL sketch setup — and why it hit a nerve.
[00:05:00] Humor vs. harm: where’s the line?
[00:10:00] The non-alcoholic beer debate — harmless or high-risk?
[00:14:00] Cultural obsession with alcohol as identity.
- [00:18:00] What we wish SNL had done differently.
Notable Links:
Watch the original SNL “Non-Non-Alcoholic Beer” sketch on YouTube.
Read Alysse’s full editorial on The Sober Curator.
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Join the conversation: Was SNL’s take funny or foul? Comment on Instagram @thesobercurator or tag us with your own #HotTake.
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