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Ben Flint: Election Sobriety and Staying Sober While Touring with Blue Man Group
Ben Flint: Election Sobriety and Staying Sober While Touring with Blue Man Group
Ben Flint: Election Sobriety and Staying Sober While Touring with Blue Man Group
Monday 2nd November 2020
Ben Flint talks about staying sober on tour with Blue Man Group and surviving election anxiety on Sober Company podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Ben Flint on Touring Sober and Finding Peace Amidst Chaos
There's sober people everywhere, period, you know, but there's also cool, sober people everywhere, and I do think it helps.
Ever wondered how someone can stay sober while living the chaotic life of a touring musician? Meet Ben Flint, a founder of a music licensing company and former member of the Blue Man Group tour. In this engaging episode of Sober Company, Lacey Browne sits down with Ben to discuss his unique journey to sobriety. Ben opens up about the challenges he faced on the road, from the constant temptations to the isolation that often comes with touring.
But it wasn't just the tour life that tested his resolve; the 2020 election brought its own set of anxieties and uncertainties. Ben shares how he managed to stay grounded through it all, emphasizing the importance of building a strong support system. He also delves into how Buddhist recovery practices have played a crucial role in his sober lifestyle, offering him a sense of peace and fulfillment.
Through candid anecdotes and heartfelt advice, Ben's story serves as a beacon of hope for anyone struggling to maintain their sobriety in challenging circumstances. Tune in to hear how finding 'cool sober people' and embracing alternative recovery methods can make all the difference.