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The Intoxicating Lies of Alcohol with Meg Geisewite
The Intoxicating Lies of Alcohol with Meg Geisewite
The Intoxicating Lies of Alcohol with Meg Geisewite
Saturday 28th January 2023
Meg Geisewite joins Tribe Sober to discuss her book 'Intoxicating Lies', revealing alcohol myths and the impact of 'mommy wine' culture.
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking Alcohol's Deceptions with Meg Geisewite
I was shifting into a nightly wine habit...it was adding to my anxiety, adding to my depression, and I was under the lie and illusion that wine was a reward and that it was me time and I had earned it.
Ever felt like alcohol's promises are too good to be true? Meg Geisewite certainly did, and she’s here to share her journey and bust some myths in this episode of Tribe Sober. Meg, once the 'poster girl' for alcohol, transitioned from modeling gigs like Miss Budweiser to a mom caught in the web of 'mommy juice' culture. Her book, 'Intoxicating Lies', dives deep into the false promises and societal pressures that push many into drinking more than they should.
She unravels how the alcohol industry and societal norms shape our beliefs about drinking, often leading to dependence masked as fun. Meg's turning point came when her drinking shifted from recreational to medicinal—a red flag many might recognize. Through her story, she highlights the importance of community and support in breaking free from alcohol's grip.
If you’re curious about the real impact of alcohol and how sobriety can lead to personal growth, this episode is packed with relatable anecdotes and powerful insights. Tune in to hear Meg’s candid conversation with Janet and discover how sobriety can be a springboard for self-discovery.