
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 | 87 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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What happens when one alcohol-fueled decision changes the course of your life forever?
In this powerful conversation, speaker, author, and advocate Martin Lockett shares his journey from rock bottom to redemption. We talk about accountability, forgi... more
Nine years ago, Allie Clark walked into rehab wearing a tennis skirt, unaware that one decision would completely change her life.
In this episode, Allie shares how healing childhood trauma—including the effects of growing up with a narcissistic moth... more
What if the key to freedom isn't admitting you're powerless—but discovering just how powerful you really are?
In this episode, Melissa sits down with Lauren Fay—author of Blurred Lines, alcohol-free empowerment coach, Reiki Master Teacher, former co... more
Lisa Smith is the author of the acclaimed memoir Girl Walks Out of a Bar, a candid and powerful account of her journey from addiction to recovery. A former high-powered New York City attorney, Lisa struggled with a high-functioning alcohol and cocain... more
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Melissa is such a joy to listen to and she is a great motivation. If you are sober curious or wanting to quit drinking, her podcast can give you the motivation you need.
These are two of my favorite women. I listen to hello someday so often in my early sobriety and I absolutely adore melissa McGovern, these women really bring it home and they give great insight into how to navigate the challenging first 30 to 100 days of your journey of being alcohol free put on your headphones give this a listen and take notes. This is where it’s at!!thank you melissa for a great show, as always. Casey, you are inspiring and brilliant. thank you for all the inspiration you gave... more
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.
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The show centers on bold, no-nonsense conversations about choosing sobriety and rebuilding life around healthier routines. Episodes profile a mix of sobriety advocates, clinicians, authors, and coaches who share raw personal journeys—ranging from near-death health crises to transformative career pivots and parenting while sober. Practical takeaways about community support, therapy, and identity shifts sit beside vivid, relatable storytelling and NYC-specific context, making it appealing for listeners seeking motivation, real-world strategies, and a sense of camaraderie on the sober path. The format stands out for its candid tone, diverse guest roster, and focus on leadership, empowerment, and community-building within a sober lifestyle. Pot... more
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2. Lisa Smith
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