
gAy A delivers inspiring stories about queer people in sobriety who are achieving amazing feats in their recovery, proving that we are all LGBTQIA+ sober heroes.If you are looking for a safe space where all queer people, no matter their gender, sexual orientation, age, length of sober time, or method of recovery are valid, this is the sober show for you. If you are sober, you are a hero! This sho... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 238 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessSexualitySelf-ImprovementEducation | ||||

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Hey Super Sober Heroes— I’m back with another special update, this time joined by my longtime friend and guest, Phil from Here Queer Sober.
Phil shares the exciting news about the first-ever Here Queer Sober Roundup, happening next m... more
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Hey Super Sober Heroes— I’m back on the mic with a long-overdue update!
It’s been almost six months since my last episode, and so much has happened in my life and recovery journey. As of August 18, 2025, I’m 1,543 days sober, and I’m... more
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Hey there, Super Sober Heroes 💖
It’s your host, Sober Steve, checking in with 1,397 days of sobriety and a big announcement: gAy A is going on an indefinite hiatus.
After nearly four amazing years, 225+ episodes, and hundreds of po... more
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Super Sober Heroes, we’re back with another in-person interview, and this week, I’m sitting down with my friend Dillon! 🏳️🌈💜 Dillon opens up about his journey to sobriety, how a birthday wake-up call led him to quit drinking, and ... more
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I’ve listened to every episode up to this point, and I genuinely admire Steve’s vulnerability and commitment to sharing his recovery journey. That said, this particular episode—centered around a failed adoption and the resentments it created—left me feeling unsettled. Not because of the subject matter, but because of how it was processed and presented.
I understand Steve is only around 75 days sober at the time of this recording. Early sobriety is raw and often messy, and this podcast has captu... more
The GAy A podcast delves deep into the lives of those in the LGBT community who have overcome struggles with addiction and is a riveting listen every episode! The stories are inspiring and motivational as well as interesting. I highly recommend this podcast for anyone interested in learning more about sobriety, especially those in the LGBT community where addiction so much more common and prevalent. Keep up the amazing work Steve!
Steve is doing so much good for the queer recovery with this podcast
I just finished my first podcast of Swift steps with jewels and Emily and Steve and what they do is absolutely amazing it makes me see that there really are other people out there that are going through the same things I’m going through and to get through it by the love we have for Taylor and her music I can’t wait for the next episode!!!
Podcast radiating love and support and peace
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A platform for inspiring narratives centered around queer individuals in sobriety, this show explores their journeys, challenges, and triumphs, emphasizing that all LGBTQIA+ people are sober heroes. It fosters a safe environment for discussions regarding various recovery methods, encompassing stories of those who have sought sobriety through rehabilitation centers, self-directed recovery, or twelve-step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous and SMART Recovery. The content spans a broad spectrum, offering valuable insights for both seasoned individuals in recovery and those curious about sobriety, aiming to break down stereotypes and provide support respective to queer experiences.
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