It isn't a NO to alcohol, but a YES to a better life! Best selling author Paul Churchill, along with Kristopher Oyen interview people who have stepped away from alcohol in their own lives. Each week this podcast does a deep dive into an exploration of what a booze free life might look like from various perspectives and opinions. If you are sick and tired of alcohol making you sick and tired, we in... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 559 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSelf-ImprovementEducation |
Today we have Emily. She is 28 years old from Denver, CO and she took her last drink on April 25th, 2025.
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Today we have Ty. She is 76 years old, lives in Bozeman, MT and she took her last drink on March 8th, 2008.
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Today we have David. He is 51 years old, lives in Pinson, TN and took his last drink of alcohol on December 23rd, 2024.
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Today we have Odette. She’s 37 years old, lives in San Diego, CA and she took her last drink 486 days ago.
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Love this podcast ! It helps people realize how we are not alone, and we can take control of our drinking.
Too pro AA, there are so many other options and the interviewees are asked to explain themselves when asked why they dont do aa. Maybe because it’s a toxic, outdated, and shame based program that has an oppressive religion associated with it.
I discovered this podcast early in my sobriety last year. As a regular listener to story telling podcasts, this one was everything I needed in my life. With a back catalogue longer than every other podcast you listen to (seriously, go look how far back it goes), I could and can still listen when I need some encouragement in staying sober. Paul is a gracious host, providing obvious ease to the guests and a great voice to listen to. Every story is different, but the somehow same- we all do recover... more
The stories are so inspiring and Paul does an excellent job guiding guests through telling their stories clearly and powerfully. Love this podcast!
I’ve been a member of RE for several years and I honestly don’t know where I would be without this group of people. The local bunch here in CO are like family and we have great times together. RE has been a staple in my recovery journey since before day 1 and I look forward to Mondays so I can listen to the new episode. My “normal drinking” husband listens with me often and this has helped him to see my alcoholic behavior in a new light which in turn allows him to have more grace towards me. ... more
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The content centers around personal journeys of sobriety, exploring what life without alcohol can look like. Each episode often includes interviews with individuals who share their experiences ranging from struggles with addiction to their transformative journeys toward living alcohol-free. Topics frequently discussed include the psychological and social implications of alcohol consumption, the role of spirituality in recovery, as well as practical advice for those who are either sober curious, newly sober, or supporting someone in recovery. Each narrative not only provides relatable insights but also emphasizes the sense of community and support that is vital for anyone embarking on the path to sobriety. Unique elements such as discussions... more
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