Hi, sweet friends! This Sunday Sweet Edit, I hope you’re enjoying your holiday weekend. We have a few plans but are keeping it pretty casual. I’m trying to unplug as much as possible and enjoy this time with my family under the sun.

If this is your first sober 4th of July, head to @thesobermomlife on Instagram for support. You’ve got this.

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on the podcasts…

Jay and I dove deeper into what the overturn of Roe means for the state of our nation. He teaches me about Stare Decisis, which is NOT an adult film star. Ha. I share my experience being a 12 hour social media activist and some news about an (surprisingly) outspoken influencer.

The One With The Innernette and The Real World Brand New Information

Today Jay and Suzanne take you back to landmark 90s performances by Nirvana and Soul Asylum. Then, Jay helps us reminisce about the early internet (with the help of Tim & Eric), and Suzanne takes us back to the birth of reality TV with MTV’s The Real World. Plus – Which rocker had the best singing voice of the 90s? Why is Gen X such a forgotten generation? And how has Jay had Lyme Disease three times? Follow us on Instagram at @brandnewinformationpodFollow Jay on Instagram & Twitter, and Suzanne on Instagram! 
  1. The One With The Innernette and The Real World
  2. The One With The World Trade Center Bombing and Sick Days
  3. The One With Billy Idol, Nelson Mandela and Woodstock 99
  4. The One Where We Stick to the 90s
  5. The One With The Packers

The Sober Mom Life is here! My new podcast launched last week and will have new episodes every Monday. If you’re sober or sober curious, this is for YOU…

Getting Excited About a Sober Life with Real Sober Mom Danielle The Sober Mom Life

Real Sober Mom Danielle couldn’t imagine a life without alcohol. Though alcohol didn’t play a large role in her upbringing in the Congo with her missionary family, it slowly began to creep into her life after the death of her grandmother who she’d been taking care of in her early 20s in Colorado. Alcohol showed up for Danielle in her grief, and from that point she began to really love the way it made her feel.Drinking was the norm at the school Danielle began to teach at, which cemented it even more deeply into her lifestyle. More and more each year, she leaned on it to get herself through the grief of a miscarriage and the consistent challenges of being a teacher. Danielle knew she needed to quit, but she had no clue what a positive sober life could look like. It wasn’t until she found this podcast that she began to hear stories of women who actually loved their sober lives. After the loss of a close friend this past summer, Danielle knew it was time to quit. So, she began to search for the joy in sobriety. She is now six months sober and she wants to encourage you to keep going! Community makes all the difference. Join The Sober Mom Life Cafe for 6+ Peer Support meetings each week and a private Facebook group to connect with sober and sober-curious women. Get Your Copy of my book! The Sober Shift Follow on Instagram @thesobermomlifeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
  1. Getting Excited About a Sober Life with Real Sober Mom Danielle
  2. The Weekend Reset: Ten Things for Early Sobriety
  3. Navigating Sobriety with a Partner Who Still Drinks with Dr. Alexandra Solomon
  4. The Weekend Reset: The Shift from One Day at a Time to Sober for Good
  5. Carl Radke of Summer House on Discovering Yourself in Sobriety

don’t miss…

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The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale begins this week! I shared all of the details and everything you need to know in this post. I’ll be shopping the sale Thursday, so be sure to stay tuned to the blog for the post!

So many summer styles are in stock, on sale and an extra 60% off with code GOFOURTH!

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one more thing…

The quote, "Loving yourself is a practice, just like yoga. Nobody ever got good at yoga by believing in it. You have to do it. Even when it's hard. Especially when it's hard." -@emandfriends

I love the idea of loving myself as an act. As not something to feel, but something to DO.

How do I treat those I love? What do I DO for those I love? Do I do the same for myself?

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I’m Suzanne Warye, a mom, writer, and podcaster who ditched alcohol in 2020 and never looked back—now I’m here to help other moms break free from Mommy Wine Culture and find the joy (and really good mocktails) in sobriety!