Live from Killjoy: Cait Madry's Journey to Creative Sobriety
Episode Overview
Cait Madry's empowering journey to sobriety and co-founding Clearheaded Kristen Bear's candid reflections on the impact of sobriety on mental health Challenging the notion that substances are necessary for creativity Insights into seeking professional help and medication to support sobriety An authentic and empowering perspective on navigating sobriety as a creative individual
Kindness really is the only thing I feel that nourishes evolution. And so remembering to give yourself some kindness, like if you fumbled, if you did a sip up, if you, you know, took salsa dance with your sobriety, one step forward, two steps back, like it's okay.
Picture this: a lively evening at Nashville's premier non-alcoholic bottle shop, Killjoy, where an engaging conversation unfolds between two remarkable women. Kristen Bear, the host of 'Creative Sobriety', welcomes Cait Madry, co-founder of Clearheaded, for a special live recording. Cait, an actor and entrepreneur, opens up about her path to sobriety and the decision to leave alcohol behind for good.
She shares how her company, Clearheaded, aims to be the 'GOOP' of sobriety, promoting a sophisticated sober-care routine and modern non-alcoholic beverages. As the conversation flows, Cait and Kristen discuss the challenges and rewards of maintaining creativity without alcohol. They debunk the myth that substances are necessary for inspiration, highlighting how sobriety has enriched their creative lives. The episode also touches on the importance of self-reflection, seeking professional help, and the role of medication in supporting sobriety.
The live audience at Killjoy adds a unique dynamic to the discussion, with questions from attendees bringing additional depth to the conversation. Kristen and Cait's candid dialogue offers a refreshing perspective on living a fulfilling, sober life while nurturing one's creative passions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about how sobriety can fuel artistic expression and personal growth.