David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 31 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 31 days - Ask Boyle
5 Years 31 days - Ask Boyle
Monday 17th June 2024
David Boyle hilariously tackles his mum's drunken emails and offers practical advice for navigating sobriety in social settings.
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15 minutes
Humorous
Honest
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
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Get the buttons here!Hilarious Sobriety Struggles: Boyle vs. Mum's Drunken Emails
Episode Overview
- Family interactions can be challenging during sobriety.
- It's okay to leave social settings early if you're uncomfortable.
- Drunk people often don't notice if you're not drinking.
- Sobriety can be exhausting but rewarding.
- Humour can be a valuable tool in recovery.
How about you just quit drinking, mum? That's all you need to do.
In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle takes a candid look at the challenges and quirks of sobriety, with his usual mix of humour and raw honesty. Boyle kicks things off with a hilarious recount of an email from his mum, who seems to have had a few too many wines before penning her thoughts. Her attempt at guerrilla marketing for Boyle's podcast is met with his trademark sarcasm and frustration, making for some laugh-out-loud moments.
Boyle's reflections on his journey from 'alcoholic maniac' to 'sober lunatic' are both entertaining and thought-provoking, as he shares the monotony and struggles of discussing alcohol every single day for nearly 1,900 episodes. He also addresses a question from a listener who has been sober for 489 days and faced the challenge of being in a bar with drinking coworkers.
Boyle's advice is practical and relatable, highlighting the exhaustion that comes from being around drinkers and the importance of understanding their self-absorbed nature. He reassures the listener that it's okay to leave early and that most drinkers won't even notice. The episode is a blend of comedy, philosophy, and sobriety support, making it a unique listen for anyone on a similar journey.
Tune in for a mix of laughs, wisdom, and unfiltered commentary on the ups and downs of quitting alcohol.