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The Sober Scoop

India Gants
Sobriety
Alcohol
Mental Health
Alcoholism
Self-Improvement
ADHD
Community Support
Personal Growth
Sober Living
Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Relationships
Alcohol Consumption
Alcohol Addiction
Health
Alcohol Use Disorder
Weight Loss
Nutrition
Fitness
Support Groups
Sleep Quality

Welcome to The Sober Scoop [previously Hold My Drink], where model and creator, India Gants, gives advice and shares vulnerable stories about getting sober and staying sober. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday!

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In today’s episode, we’re diving into the first 7 days of sobriety, and why it can feel a little… weird. Everything is different, your routines are shifting, and your mind is adjusting -but it’s all building toward something so worth it. Think of thi... more

Today’s episode is a heavy one. I’m opening up about my ongoing struggle with ADHD and OCD symptoms, and why I’m seriously considering medication to make everyday life more manageable. We also dive into a difficult but important topic: why people wit... more

N/A beers are so heavily debated in the sobriety community, so in today's episode, we're breaking down the pros and cons to consuming them as a sober person.

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One of the things I struggled with in the beginning of sobriety was the abundance of time. My days basically doubled when I quit drinking, and it was really hard to fill my time when I was SO bored, yet also hyper and restless.

What was once a burde... more

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Jessica Jeboult
Creator of A Sober Girl's Guide, interviewee on The Sober Scoop
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Episode: Triggers, Trauma, and Grief with Jessica Jeboult of 'A Sober Girl's Guide'

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India Gants
Host of The Sober Scoop (formerly Hold My Drink)

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 167 ratings
  • Changed my life

    India is so relatable and easy to listen to. I love listening to her podcast on my daily walks. I’m newly sober and listening to her has given me confidence to keep going. Love the different topics and depth that she shares.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leilah Rose
    United States2 months ago
  • Game Changer!

    Every point hit home for me! Will listen to this over and over for support.

    Audible
    5
    Amazon Customer
    United States4 months ago
  • Every point hit home for me! Will listen to this over and over for support.

    Audible
    5
    Amazon Customer
    United States4 months ago
  • thank you so much India

    i m glad you got out of this and shared your struggle

    i wish i found your podcast earlier

    Christophe

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    trouverdubois
    France5 months ago
  • LOVE HER

    found her on tik tok and as a newly sober girly i can relate to everything!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    krystalmethany
    United States8 months ago

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Audience loves the honesty and actionable tips on cravings and routines.
Guests and solo episodes feel genuine and supportive for long-term sobriety.
Sober, relatable, and practical—great for people on a recovery journey.

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Triggers, Trauma, and Grief with Jessica Jeboult of 'A Sober Girl's Guide'
Q: What advice would you give to someone trying to decide between moderating and quitting altogether?
The guest emphasizes that forcing a decision creates resistance, recommends open dialogue with trusted people, and highlights that moderation is often harder than stopping entirely. She suggests testing boundaries, acknowledging one's energy and bandwidth, and choosing a path that aligns with personal values rather than external pressures.
Triggers, Trauma, and Grief with Jessica Jeboult of 'A Sober Girl's Guide'
Q: What did that day one look like for you when you decided to pursue sobriety?
She describes growing tired of drinking, feeling physically and emotionally exhausted, and recognizing that sobriety required a full shift in lifestyle rather than a partial adjustment. The decision came after realizing that moderation was not workable for her and that changing her environment and routines was essential.
How to tell people you're getting sober
Q: What are some responses to questions about not drinking?
Responses can include mentioning health goals, enjoying a non-alcoholic option, or simply stating, 'I don't drink.'
How to tell people you're getting sober
Q: What should you ask for from supportive friends during sobriety?
Blind support, meaning they should support your decisions without questioning them.
How to tell people you're getting sober
Q: Why do we need to explain that we're not doing something to other people?
It's funny that sober people have to share their reasons, while drinkers do not need to justify their choices.

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The show centers on real-life sobriety journeys, practical strategies for staying alcohol-free, and the health and mindset shifts that accompany lasting recovery. Episodes blend personal narratives with actionable tips—cravings management, building supportive communities, and embracing healthier routines like fitness and brain-healthy habits. A recurring thread is transforming identity around sobriety, debunking myths about “Dry January” as a long-term solution, and exploring cultural norms around drinking. Notably, the host consistently emphasizes honesty, self-acceptance, and staying connected to a sober community, with frequent emphasis on accessible, non-judgmental guidance for listeners navigating early sobriety and long-term maintenan... more

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