The Sober New Yorker is where radical sobriety meets NYC grit. Hosted by Melissa—a sharp-tongued, big-hearted sober coach—this podcast dives into the real, raw, and heartfelt stories of people who’ve ditched booze and found something way better. No fluff, no filters, just deep convos, loud laughs, and the badass truth about living alcohol-free in a world obsessed with the next round. Sober isn’t b... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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Melanie Curtis is a world-record skydiver turned keynote speaker and peak performance coach with over 12,000 jumps and 30 years of experience leading and coaching worldwide. Eight years sober, she shares openly about her journey and how psychedelic m... more
Kim Bellas is the inspiring founder of Sober Is the New Cool, a global movement redefining what it means to live alcohol-free. Her journey began when her teenage son was diagnosed with epilepsy and told he would never be able to drink. Determined to ... more
Rachel Hechtman is a certified life coach, content creator, and founder of Sober in Central Park—a vibrant community redefining what it means to live alcohol-free.
Since beginning her sobriety journey on January 3, 2021, Rachel has become a leading ... more
Steve is a Sarasota, Florida–based Physical Therapist Assistant who once lived and breathed the craft beer lifestyle. What started as a hobby turned into a habit—and eventually into major health concerns. At over 100 pounds overweight, Steve realized... more
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What a great podcast! Melissa has a very genuine rapport with her guests and lets the discussions naturally come to life. The episode with Des is absolutely incredible. If you’re sober or sober-curious, The Sober New Yorker, is a must-add to your pod line-up.
This podcast is a breath of fresh air— Melissa truly listens without interrupting, giving guests space to share their full stories and amplifying their voices. With empathy and curiosity, she asks thoughtful questions and reflects back with care. It’s clear she is here to build others up, not spotlight herself, making the conversations feel both genuine and impactful. Thank you Melissa!
I don’t listen to many sober podcasts, but yours hits my heart every time and I can’t get enough of the stories.
We can easily relate to Melissa’s candor because there’s a little of her in all of us.
A great podcast no matter where you might be on your path to healthier living.
I love Melissa’s vibe and energy. She is like a kid in a candy store newly sober, curious & open, full of vitality and passion to take on the world newly seen through sober eyes with love & fascination. You feel this from her stories and compassion for her guests. It’s really beautiful. Even more so, her desire to lift others up, connecting & giving space for people to shine and grow while encouraging transformation through community keeps me coming back.
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