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Drunk-ish - A Sobriety Podcast

Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
Sobriety
Mental Health
Alcoholism
Addiction
Recovery
Comedy
Parenting
Bipolar Disorder
Alcohol
Motherhood
Family Dynamics
Community Support
Substance Abuse
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcohol Addiction
Therapy
Alcohol Use Disorder
Drunk-Ish
Addiction Recovery
Sean Daniels

Drunk-ish with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor is the podcast for anyone who’s ever sworn off alcohol… and then immediately wondered what the hell to do next. Hosted by author, humorist, and former enthusiastic drinker Stefanie Wilder-Taylor, Drunk-ish serves up brutally honest (and often hilarious) one-on-one conversations with people navigating the wild ride of sobriety. Some are famous, some are just yo... more

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This week I talk to Paul Drayton about the complicated relationship between drinking, anxiety, ADHD and that lovely little voice that insists maybe this time two glasses of wine will actually mean two glasses of wine. Paul opens up about being diagno... more

If you've ever quit drinking for three months and then decided the real fix was "just don't drive," this one's for you. Jackie Kashian is a stand-up comedian with over 25 years sober. But before sobriety stuck she developed a system: quit entirely, g... more

Margaret Cho came on Drunk-ish this week, and I need you to understand the scope of this: she detoxed off alcohol, opiates, benzos, Adderall and kratom — which now comes in a little shot at the gas station, right next to the 5-Hour Energy. We also co... more

Edris Khalieque is back for Part Two, and this is the half with the reality show in it. He and Jessica Grace went on The Ultimatum with a very reasonable plan — don't cheat, get engaged at the end, watch it back, then get married — and as Edris puts ... more

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Margaret Cho
Stand-up comedian, musician, actress known for sobriety advocacy and outspoken political and social commentary
Self
Episode: Margaret Cho Drinks to Not Be Margaret Cho
Edris Khalieque
Founder of Sobio, sobriety advocate, reality TV participant on The Ultimatum
Sobio
Episode: Before the Ultimatum - Edris Khalieque (Part 1)
Alysse Bryson
Founder of The Sober Curator, sober advocate
The Sober Curator
Episode: The Sober Curator's Sobriety Story
Zach Noe Towers
Comedian; sobriety advocate
Episode: Magic, Medicine, Misery
Misti Milner
Guest sharing her lived experience with anorexia and disordered eating
Episode: What Anorexia and Drinking Have in Common is Everything
Rebecca Lubin
Guest sharing her sobriety journey, recovery work, and related experiences
Episode: She Wasn't Like the Other People in the Room
Elli Rose Cikovic
Author and memoirist of The Diary of a Twenty Five Year-old Alcoholic
Author
Episode: The Diary of a Twenty Five Year-old Alcoholic
Sara Christine Berelsman
Author of My Last Rock Bottom
Episode: The Truth About Sobriety and Mental Health
Tanya J
Semi-anonymous guest sharing a deep sobriety journey
Episode: The Fixer Finally Asked for Help

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Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
Host and interviewer focused on sobriety, humor, and candid conversations.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 390 ratings
  • Ads ruin it

    Appreciate the intention of this podcast and there are some standout guests but the jarring and repetitive ads make the listening experience horrendous. Production team should figure out better transitions.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    LC233333333
    United Statesa month ago
  • BEST. PODCAST. EVER!!!

    Loved everything Rose Pricks, so wanted to take a peek and it turns out, this is the best of all my sobriety podcasts; including The Naked Mind. I just love all your takes, Steph. Whoop!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Poptongue
    United Arab Emirates5 months ago
  • Authentic, hilarious + helpful

    I absolutely love that Stefanie writes and speaks the same way - unfiltered, witty, what we’re all thinking, but won’t allow ourselves to admit. She’s insightful, thorough, but most importantly, relatable. I’ve never made it through an episode without laughing outloud and always feel better after listening ❤️ Also, the theme song makes me happy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mocktailmommy
    United States6 months ago
  • Love the stories

    Stefanie is a great storyteller and so are the guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AllisonDrew
    United States7 months ago
  • Honest. Funny. Relatable.

    The sobriety space needs a little humor! I love the natural flow and comfort Stefanie has with her guests. You know it’s a good podcast when you just feel like you’re listening in on a great conversation. The lighthearted approach is makes me feel optimistic about sobriety. I love how Stefanie has so many years of sobriety and is still so passionate about it to spend the time to do this podcast. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seven8or
    United States8 months ago

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Guests are consistently engaging and provide varied perspectives on recovery and life after quitting alcohol.
Ads are distracting for some listeners, affecting transitions and flow.
The format blends real stories with humor, making sobriety approachable and relatable.
Many reviews highlight feeling less alone and inspired by personal recovery journeys.
Listeners appreciate the host's authenticity, humor, and rapport with guests.

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Sober On the Ultimatum - Edris Khalieque (Part 2)
Q: How did you manage sobriety while filming, especially with the wine bar date and the social dynamics?
I stayed committed to sobriety, disclosed it when necessary, and relied on my recovery support network; I navigated pressure by focusing on humor, boundaries, and later therapy to process the emotions that came up.
Sober On the Ultimatum - Edris Khalieque (Part 2)
Q: What motivated you to join The Ultimatum given your sobriety, and how did the experience affect your view of relationships?
I wanted to test a serious step in a controlled way and see how I could protect my sobriety under intense dating pressure; the show highlighted gaps in communication and boundaries, but it also pushed me to grow through therapy and open dialogue with Jessica.
Before the Ultimatum - Edris Khalieque (Part 1)
Q: What was rehab like for you, and how did it influence your path forward?
He describes process groups, medication support, finding a sponsor, and the gradual realization that sobriety was possible long-term, which helped him stay engaged and motivated beyond the initial 30 days.
Before the Ultimatum - Edris Khalieque (Part 1)
Q: How did you end up deciding to go to rehab?
Edris explains that a moment of severe loneliness, a failed previous attempt, and mounting pressure from his environment led him to seek rehab, aided by insurance and a willingness to try something different, even if it meant admitting vulnerability.
The Sober Curator's Sobriety Story
Q: And so do you still work for a magazine?
She explains her trajectory from magazine work to television and online video content, including the shift during the pandemic to producing sober-focused content and building The Sober Curator as a lifestyle hub.

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This show centers on real, often humorous conversations about choosing sobriety and navigating life after quitting alcohol. Episodes frequently feature guests from entertainment, wellness, and advocacy who share personal sobriety journeys, mental health challenges, and tools that help sustain recovery—ranging from therapy and community support to sober coaching and digital recovery platforms. A standout trait is the blend of candid storytelling with humor, aiming to normalize sobriety and offer practical takeaways for listeners at various stages of their own journeys. The host' is known for warm, witty interviewing that blends vulnerability with practical insights, and guests often discuss relationships, parenting, work-life balance, and st... more

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Recent guests on Drunk-ish include:

1. Margaret Cho
2. Edris Khalieque
3. Alysse Bryson
4. Zach Noe Towers
5. Misti Milner
6. Rebecca Lubin
7. Elli Rose Cikovic
8. Sara Christine Berelsman

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