It’s the Sober Scoop! Join us every Sunday night on IG Live for our Sundae Social at 7pm PDT / 10pm EDT @thesobercurator as we dish on the scoops that happened over the last week, shake off the Sunday Scaries, and talk candidly about the week ahead. This unscripted 15 minute video podcast explores the relationships between four friends located in four different cities. Two of the ladies are sisters living on the West and East coast of the U.S., along with their two new friends (that they’ve never met in person – thank you global pandemic!) that are located in Los Angeles and Vancouver, BC Canada.
Episode One – Demi Lovato, California Sober, and the Suez Canal
In this pilot episode, this wacky foursome logs onto IG Live for the first time and talks about their ice cream selections of the evening. The conversations range from Demi Lovato and California Sober to the boat stuck in the Suez Canal.
They talk about the upcoming week’s happenings:
- Just a Merry Mocktail Monday
- The Daily Llama, Short one-word meditations for the Week (for your complete wool-being)
- Seek Purpose Podcast on Monday Night
- SOBER POP on the Clubhouse App, along with the Sober Pop Mock
- Just 424
To Scoop or Not To Scoop – That is the Question?
Help us out, will you? Two of us (Brooke & Alysse) think it’s HILARIOUS to have ice cream scoops on our head to promote our new Sundae Social on IG LIVE. Two of us (Nik and Staci) are not fans. We want YOU to decide!
Presented by Alysse Bryson of The Sober Curator, Nik Popkow of Tonix Mocktails, Brooke Robichaud of Seek Purpose Collective, and Staci DesRault of River and Stone Counseling.
Stay Sober, Go Live! Join the movement this coming April 24th as we have fun recovering out loud. Get all the dets at just424.com on how you can get involved and help us smash the stigma around addiction. Let’s show the world that sober is not boring!
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Resources Are Available
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