Janey Lee Grace Unpacks Sobriety Myths and Shares Exciting News
Episode Overview
Janey shares a special announcement about speaking at Russell Brand's Community Festival and the significance of bridging different approaches to sobriety Critique of recent news articles promoting moderate alcohol consumption and emphasis on the inconvenient truth about alcohol Challenge of deep-rooted beliefs and associations with alcohol, especially during holidays and celebrations Urging the audience to consider healthier alternatives for self-care and celebration Emphasizing the need to question the necessity of alcohol in life and embrace sobriety
The answer cannot possibly be something that just numbs us out, that is a highly addictive, toxic drug. How can that possibly be the answer? This is, it's just bonkers.
Ever wondered if those headlines about alcohol being good for your heart are too good to be true? In this episode, Janey Lee Grace takes a deep dive into the so-called 'inconvenient truth' about alcohol. She’s got a lot to share, starting with her excitement about being invited to speak at Russell Brand's Community Festival. Imagine rubbing shoulders with the likes of Wim Hoff and Dr. Vandanna Shiva while exploring the world of sobriety!
Janey’s set to talk about being 'Sober Curious' and how to build a life you don’t need to escape from, all happening on the Recover Stage. But that's not all. Janey also discusses the ongoing debate between traditional AA followers and the 'sober curious' crowd. She brings in insights from Emily Horwood, one of her Sober Coaches, who has had a positive experience with AA.
This episode isn’t just about events and debates; it’s also a reality check on recent news stories that suggest alcohol might be beneficial for heart health. Janey critiques these claims and shares her thoughts on high-profile antics like Boris Johnson's 'wine time Fridays'. She’s urging listeners to question long-held beliefs about alcohol, especially during holidays and celebrations. Plus, there’s a special announcement: to celebrate the 250th episode of the podcast, there will be a meet-up and live recording in London.
So, if you’re looking for a fresh perspective on sobriety and some practical advice, this episode is a must-listen.