The Truth About 'Dry January' and 'Mocktails': A Candid Talk on The Hope Chase Podcast
It's not so much the recovery that's becoming mainstream because, like I've noticed and like I talked about, what's being represented seems to just be kind of over glamorizing the addiction, the dry January and the, the content of mocktails and things like that. It's making it more fucking confusing for everybody out there.
Why is everyone talking about 'Dry January' and 'Mocktails', and are they really as harmless as they seem? In this eye-opening episode of The Hope Chase Podcast, host Angie Marie shares her raw, personal experiences with addiction and recovery, shedding light on some surprising pitfalls. Angie argues that these popular trends might actually do more harm than good for those struggling with addiction.
She explains how they can create a false sense of security and potentially lead to more confusion about problem drinking. Angie also takes a critical look at how addiction is portrayed in the media, questioning whether all the attention is truly beneficial or just adding to the chaos. Her candid storytelling makes complex issues accessible, encouraging listeners to rethink their approach to sobriety and recovery.
If you’re looking for genuine insight and a fresh perspective on addiction, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. Angie’s honest narrative serves as a reminder that recovery is a deeply personal journey, and sometimes the most popular solutions aren’t the best fit for everyone.