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The No More Wasted Days Podcast

Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet
Sobriety
Alcohol
Mental Health
Alcohol-Free Living
Alcohol-Free Lifestyle
Alcohol-Free Journey
Self-Care
Self-Improvement
Personal Growth
Community Support
Mindfulness
Meditation
Dopamine
Addiction
Grief
Parenting
Alcoholism
Anxiety
Self-Compassion
Coping Mechanisms

This is the No More Wasted Days Podcast. I'm your host - Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet.Grab your favorite NA drink, and listen as we share vulnerable stories so you never feel alone on your alcohol free journey, and gain insights from us as we breakdown our most used tips and strategies that have kept us alcohol free. It’s time to break free from wasting any more of your days to the drinking/blackout/ha... more

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Latest Episodes

I’m catching you up on what’s happening behind the scenes, including my unexpected return to teaching, what I’m learning from the current PUSH to 100 group, and some exciting changes coming to No More Wasted Days.

I’m also celebrating two years weed... more

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Thinking about doing Sober October? Before you rely on willpower and hope for the best, there are a few things that can make the month a whole lot easier.

In this episode, I share 5 practical ways to set yourself up for a successful alcohol-free mon... more

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What happens after the first 30 days without alcohol, when the excitement wears off and alcohol-free life starts to feel a little more real?

In this episode, Sara breaks down what can happen between days 30 and 100, including sneaky cravings, boredo... more

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Chelsea Stueve is back on the podcast, and this conversation goes even deeper into what life can look like on the other side of drinking.

Follow Chelsea on Instagram: @yogini.chels

CLICK HERE to register for Chelsea’s Wellness Unruled Retreat.

Joi... more

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Recent Guests

Stephanie Wilder-Taylor
Guest planned to discuss AA experience
Episode: Ep. 193: I’m 2 Years Weed Free: This Was Harder Than I Expected
Frank Mikulski
Cannabis ditching advocate
Episode: Ep. 193: I’m 2 Years Weed Free: This Was Harder Than I Expected
Casey Davidson
Host of Hello Sunday podcast
Episode: Ep. 193: I’m 2 Years Weed Free: This Was Harder Than I Expected
Chelsea Stueve
Sobriety advocate, yoga teacher, sound healer
Episode: Ep. 190: After Nearly a Year Sober, She Tried “Just One Drink” (The Ugly TRUTH About Moderation)
Christine Reed
Author of Alone in Wonderland, Rugged Outdoors Woman
Author, Outdoorsy Woman brand
Episode: Ep. 184: From Drinking Culture to a Life of Adventure with Christine Reed
Beth Feraco
Founder/Coach at Beth Feraco Fitness
Beth Feraco Fitness
Episode: Ep. 181: Beth Feraco on Sobriety, Fitness, and Breaking the Diet Cycle
Chelsea Bohnstedt
Yoga instructor and Sound Healer
Episode: Ep. 180: From Chaos to Calm - Rediscovering Yourself After Alcohol
Hadley Sorensen
Author and sober content creator
Author, The Dirty Truth on Social Drinking
Episode: Ep. 179: The Truth About Being a Beachbody Coach: We Sold Fitness, Drank Alcohol, and Called It “Balance”
Heather Pennell
Former co-host and coach
Heather Pennell Coaching
Episode: Ep. 175: The Sobriety Reset You Didn’t Know You Needed w/ Heather Pennell

Host

Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet
Host of the No More Wasted Days Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 260 ratings
  • Politics

    I wish you didn’t bring your politics into your podcast. Not necessary. You already alienated half your audience . Disappointed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maureen NYC
    United States2 months ago
  • Ep. 182 I Don’t Always Like Myself Sober

    I love this podcast! I especially appreciate the off-the-cuff and unscripted dialogue in this episode-it feels so authentic and genuine. Sara is real, down-to-earth and incredibly easy to relate to, making her feel like a true friend walking alongside me on my alcohol-free journey. I highly recommend Sara and this podcast to anyone navigating this path!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheRunningCPA
    United States3 months ago
  • Review

    Love Sara’s podcast! Very encouraging and supportive.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Myevav
    United States3 months ago
  • Best sober podcast

    I’ve tried so many sober podcasts and this is by far my favourite. Despite the fact im British, I find the host so relatable. I particularly like the fact there is no religion or AA involved …although host is not critical of these approaches AND does have a spiritual side. She’s very authentic and fun.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kariemori
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Great sober guide!

    LOVE this podcast! Listening to Sara got me through my first sober vacation. She’s relatable and kind and encouraging. I like her short episodes when I just need a quick hit of encouragement—they are PACKED with good information and ideas. And I like her longer episodes with interviews. I’ve tried out a few sober podcasts, and this is my favorite (maybe because I’m from the PacNW too!). Thanks Sara for being such an enthusiastic guide into sober living! P.S. I like when you rail on Big Alcohol!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TarynRF
    United States5 months ago

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Ep. 184: From Drinking Culture to a Life of Adventure with Christine Reed
Q: For people who have not read Alone in Wonderland yet, can you share what the book is really about beyond the miles of the Wonderland Trail?
The book uses my hike around Mount Rainier as a backbone to explore independence, loneliness, and what it means to define myself beyond being my mother's daughter. It blends the physical journey with the emotional work of grieving, discovering self-reliance, and reconciling the desire for autonomy with the pull of community and support.
Ep. 181: Beth Feraco on Sobriety, Fitness, and Breaking the Diet Cycle
Q: What does No More Wasted Days mean to you?
It means moving away from wasted time spent hungover and unfulfilled, and embracing each day with gratitude and purpose, using sobriety as a foundation to build meaningful, healthier habits.
Ep. 177: Coming Back After a Relapse w/ Laura Van Antwerp (aka: Your Sober Pal)
Q: So that one goes in perfect to the next question. I was going to ask you, if someone's relapse, what's your number one piece of advice to them?
Focus on not giving up. Shift the mindset from promising never to drink again to promising never to give up, stay willing to try new things, and keep exploring approaches until something clicks for you. Every person's sobriety is unique, so keep experimenting and don't view yourself as the one exception who won't succeed.
Ep. 168: She Quit Alcohol, Weed, and Cigarettes… Here’s What Happened (w/ Jessi Hartnett)
Q: Did you use a formal program or go it alone, and what role did community play?
Jessi quit largely on her own, feeling turned off by AA, and found support through meditation groups and yoga, emphasizing inner work and community as complementary to individual effort.
Ep. 168: She Quit Alcohol, Weed, and Cigarettes… Here’s What Happened (w/ Jessi Hartnett)
Q: What was the order of quitting the substances for you and which was hardest?
Jessi describes trying to quit in stages, but ultimately the combination of all three—weed, cigarettes, and alcohol—made it hard to sustain any single change until she quit them all together, with weed proving the most challenging due to withdrawal and emotional impact.

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The show focuses on practical, tested strategies for living alcohol-free, with a strong emphasis on mindset shifts, routines, and community support. Across episodes, listeners are guided through actionable frameworks for quitting or moderating drinking, navigating social situations, and building fulfilling lives beyond alcohol. Notable themes include the role of identity in change, science-backed approaches to dopaminergic pathways, and the value of sober communities, retreats, and coaching programs. A recurring thread is reframing sobriety as a gift and a sustainable lifestyle, not deprivation, with guests ranging from authors and fitness coaches to sober influencers who share firsthand recovery experiences. This blend of personal storytel... more

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2. Frank Mikulski
3. Casey Davidson
4. Chelsea Stueve
5. Christine Reed
6. Beth Feraco
7. Chelsea Bohnstedt
8. Hadley Sorensen

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