Mary Woods
Mary Woods
The Funny side of Sobriety
The Funny side of Sobriety
The Funny side of Sobriety
Monday 23rd February 2009
Comedian Jack Lynch discusses using humor to aid sobriety and finding joy in recovery with host Mary Woods on 'One Hour at a Time'.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Jack Lynch on Sobriety: Finding Joy and Laughter in Recovery
It's not only great to laugh, but it's also a healthy outlet and a crucial part to a more contented sobriety.
What if laughter could be your secret weapon in the battle against addiction? In this episode of 'One Hour at a Time', host Mary Woods chats with Jack Lynch, a comedian with 23 years of sobriety under his belt. Jack's journey through addiction and recovery is nothing short of inspiring, and he brings a unique perspective on how humor can be a powerful tool in maintaining sobriety.
With over 15 years in the comedy scene, Jack has performed at major venues across the US and Canada, sharing stages with legends like Lenny Clarke and Stephen Wright. But beyond the laughs, Jack's story is a testament to the healing power of humor. He believes that laughter is a crucial part of human nature, often lost in addiction, and finding it again can be transformative. During their conversation, Mary and Jack delve into the myth that sobriety stifles creativity.
Jack debunks this by sharing how his comedy has flourished since he quit drinking, proving that you don't need substances to be funny. They also touch on the lighter side of treatment, with Jack recounting how humor helps both patients and providers navigate the chaos of recovery. This episode is a reminder that joy and laughter are not just possible in sobriety—they're essential.
Tune in to hear Jack's witty take on life after addiction and discover how humor can be a lifeline in your own recovery journey.