Jessica Everitt
Jessica Everitt
Devil's Guide to Sobriety
Devil's Guide to Sobriety
Devil's Guide to Sobriety
Join 'Devil's Guide to Sobriety' for a candid look at getting sober in your twenties. Learn about the highs and lows of living without alcohol.
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Curious about what it's really like to give up alcohol in your twenties? 'Devil's Guide to Sobriety' offers a no-holds-barred look into the raw and often messy journey of getting sober. Hosted by Jessica Everitt, this podcast dives headfirst into the highs and lows of sobriety amidst a whirlwind of chaos, deviant individuals, and relentless party culture.
Inspired by an anti-dating book she was writing, Jessica's narrative took a sharp turn when she decided to embrace sobriety, leading to this unfiltered series that doesn't shy away from the gritty details. In each episode, Jessica shares her personal battles with addiction, trauma, and the often-overlooked struggles of staying sober. Whether it's dealing with toxic relationships, navigating social situations without a drink in hand, or finding joy in the simple pleasures of life, this podcast covers it all.
Listeners will hear from guests who bring their own unique stories of addiction and recovery, providing a diverse range of perspectives on what it means to live sober. 'Jessica doesn't sugarcoat the difficulties – from managing PTSD to setting boundaries and finding support networks, every topic is approached with brutal honesty and a touch of dark humor.
Whether you're struggling with addiction yourself or are just curious about the realities of a sober life, 'Devil's Guide to Sobriety' offers a compelling glimpse into the challenges and rewards of making the right choice over the fun one. Join Jessica as she navigates her way through a city that never sleeps, showing that while the devil might still live inside, a sober life is not only possible but can be incredibly fulfilling.