Hi, sweet friends! Eeeeeeek. I couldn’t be more excited. My passion project, The Sober Mom Life podcast, is out into the world TODAY. (Feel my pulse.)

We launched with two episodes! In the first episode, I share more of my story – both drinking and sobriety. I open up about what led me to decide to stop drinking in January 2020, and then what happened after that.

In the second episode, I talk to my friend, Katy Rexing of Grace In The Crumbs and Katy Rexing Wellness. Katy has inspired so many women with her mindful living and we talk about how her sobriety has changed the course of her entire life. I loved our conversation so much and I think you will, too.

Each week, I will continue to talk with inspiring, strong, sober women, and I’ll have solo episodes, too. I’ll share deep dives on Mommy Wine Culture and on how alcohol affects our anxiety, and I’ll also share more about my personal drinking and sobriety stories.

I could go on and on…and on. But, for now, I’ll just say that I hope you find this podcast helpful. I hope it feels like you’re sitting down with a friend. I hope it meets you where you are and it’s just the thing you need.

As always – thank you, thank you.

Ditching the Drink with Heather Lowe The Sober Mom Life

Fellow Wisconsinite and sober coach Heather Lowe loved the way alcohol made her feel from a very young age. She kept her fears that she might have a problematic relationship with alcohol under wraps for decades, until a flurry of life changes and tragedies led to her begin to ‘drink her grief’ instead of feeling it. Heather wanted to blame everything but alcohol for the ways in which she felt like she was losing her grip, so much so that she began to try ‘sober experiments’ to prove to herself that alcohol wasn’t the problem. She was surprised to find, though, that she was feeling better and better during her periods of sobriety.Quitting for real felt terrifying. A longtime party girl, Heather couldn’t imagine losing friends through such a big life change. The honest truth was that she did lose friends, but she developed a much more important friendship along the way – a deep and meaningful friendship with herself. Now seven years sober, Heather works with women in all stages of sobriety to help them navigate their own sober journeys. She wants you to know: There is so much potential in sobriety. Give yourself the chance! Learn more about Heather: www.ditchedthedrink.comInstagram Are you craving a community in sobriety? Join us in the Sober Mom Life Cafe! You’ll get access to 12 weekly peer support meetings, the exclusive Cafe social feed, our monthly book club, happy hour, the chance to share your story on The Real Sober Moms, and more! Get one week free at this link! Or, check out our new community offering – The Sober Mom Collective! With one peer support meeting a week and access to the community social feed, this is a great way to dip your toes in. Get Your Copy of my book The Sober Shift I’m on a book tour! Take a look at my events calendar for a book tour stop near you. https://www.instagram.com/thesobermomlife/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
  1. Ditching the Drink with Heather Lowe
  2. Strengthen Your Boundaries in Sobriety with Terri Cole
  3. Navigating the Addictions of Your Loved Ones with Jessica Stewart of SoberAF
  4. SobrieTEA: Bravo is Back!
  5. Navigating Family Dynamics in Sobriety with Real Sober Mom Jennifer

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  1. JoEll Null says:

    I am nearly 70 days into my sobriety journey. I recently found out I’m pregnant with our third child (unexpectedly). I’d love to be a guest on the podcast if you’d have someone on who’s fairly early on in their journey! Loving the podcast so far! Thanks!

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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!