
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 | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

Megan Wilcox is the founder of the SobahSistahs Empowerment Club, where she helps women embrace alcohol-free living with confidence, joy, and sisterhood. Coming up on five years of sobriety, she’s a powerhouse coach, retreat leader, and a featured vo... more
Lisa is a women’s empowerment and running coach based in upstate New York. Through her coaching and her Ella Go Podcast, she inspires women to find strength, confidence, and community through movement—both on and off the pavement. Lisa leads both vir... more
In this episode, Melissa sits down with playwright and director Sean Daniels, the creative force behind The White Chip and Executive Director of the Recovery Arts Project. Sean shares how his own journey through addiction and sobriety inspired his gr... more
Just 30 days after quitting drinking, Dr. Sheri Lake survived a head-on collision that nearly took her life. That experience not only deepened her sobriety, but opened a powerful connection to her intuition and the spiritual world. Today, Sheri share... more
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She is professional, knows what she talking about, down to earth, sensitive.
Just a wonderful human being! I love this podcast.
I discovered Melissa through “Sober Motivation.” Her story brought me to tears. I was delighted to find out she has her own podcast and have been tuning in since. I love her outgoing personality.
I am so glad I found Melissa’s podcast. Interesting guests, from all different walks of life and countries. She lets her guests speak without interrupting, listens, has great banter with them . I’m so glad I’m not alone in my sober journey . Best decision I ever made ! A very happy listener.
Now more than a year into my own sobriety, Melissa’s voice and honesty helps me stay grounded on my journey. She speaks with humor and heart, never sugarcoating the struggle but always pointing toward hope. Her perspective and experience resonates and connects.
My sober journey has now gone on for eight months now and listening to podcast like Melissa’s hit Home with all the different guests she has. From her down to earth and realistic personality and a conversation that just seems that you’re talking to a friend really make huge strides versus advertisements and someone trying to promote a product.
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This podcast focuses on authentic conversations about sobriety, featuring guests who share their transformative journeys after giving up alcohol. The discussions often highlight personal struggles and breakthroughs, illustrating how sobriety can lead to richer, more fulfilling lives. Notable themes include community support, emotional healing, and the significance of building resilience in the face of addiction. The host brings a unique combination of warmth and humor, encouraging listeners to connect deeply with the stories shared, while promoting a narrative that sobriety can be both empowering and enjoyable.
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The Sober New Yorker launched a year ago and published 54 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Sober New Yorker include:
1. Megan Wilcox
2. Dr. Sheri Lake
3. Melanie Curtis
4. Rachel Hechtman
5. Ed Latimore
6. Kate Vitela
7. Abby Calabrese
8. Todd Kinney
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