
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 | 584 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementMental HealthHealth & FitnessEducation | |||

Today we have Jan. She is 75 years old from Winchester, VA and took her last drink on February 1st, 2021.
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Today we have Kendra. She is 38 years old from Central Minnesota and took her last drink on March 22nd, 2024.
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Today we have Tom. He is 40 years old from New Canaan, CT and took his last drink on July 12th, 2024.
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Today we have Greg. He is 57 years old and from Midlothian, VA. He took his last drink on December 8th, 2025.
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This podcast helped me even consider getting sober and now it’s almost been a year alcohol free! I cannot say enough good things about this. Thank you so much to everyone for sharing your stories.
If you’re thinking about ditching the booze and don’t know how- THIS is the podcast. It features real people and their stories on how they were able to overcome hurdles around alcohol and what life looks like after. I personally have listened to every episode and could not do this journey without. You’ll find similarities in every story and it helps make sobriety a reality of how good things can get. No bias on recovery programs and complete honesty. Also recommend checking out Cafe RE- Recover... more
I absolutely love this podcast! Different people from all different walks of life. Heading their stories, connecting to all of them in different ways. So much hope
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 Maybe because it’s a toxic, outdated, and shame based program that has an oppressive religion associated with it.
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The program features candid, experience-rich conversations with people who have chosen sobriety, exploring what alcohol-free living looks like across work, family, and daily routines. Episodes commonly center on personal turning points, practical strategies for staying sober, and the impact of recovery on relationships, health, and career. A notable strength is bringing together diverse guests—from engineers and nurses to lawyers and marketing professionals—while weaving in resources, community support, and accountability to help listeners imagine and sustain a booze-free life. The show often blends personal storytelling with tangible tips, therapy or coaching insights, and references to recovery resources, creating a supportive environment... more
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