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My glass is always half full; there’s just no booze in it. This is a catch-all for my curated memories of how I see and move throughout the world.
Recovery Podcastland: Soberful with Veronica Valli
Soberful offers online sobriety programs, group coaching, resources, and training to help you get sober—and stay sober. The Soberful Podcast is for anyone who wants to live
The Now What Society: Intentional Living with Alysse Bryson
On this episode of the “Now What?!” Society Podcast, Tamar and Lane chat with their west coast bestie Alysse Bryson about how to live with
Things Women Don’t Want To Talk About
In this episode of the You’re Sober! Now What? Podcast, Tamar and Lane talk about the things things that women don’t want to talk about.
Hello Someday Podcast – Let’s Go ToThe Movies!
It was a real treat to sit down virtually with fellow sober Seattleite Casey McGuire Davidson, host of the Hello Someday Podcast. Casey also provides life
Single Motherhood and Living a Sober Lifestyle
In this episode of the You’re Sober! Now What? Podcast, Tamar and Lane talk to our amazing friend Alysse Bryson from the Sober Curator. We
Time Takes Time: How To Find Humility
In this episode of the You’re Sober! Now What? Podcast, we have another panel of amazing humans on Time Takes Time. On this episode we
ODAAT Recovery Podcast: Addiction, Sexual Trauma, Healing and Helping Others
The One Day at a Time Recovery podcast, hosted by Arlina Allen, is about recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction, sobriety and the journey of recovery,
SOBERTHDAYS! How To Celebrate A Sober Sweet 16 Anniversary 80s Style
elebrating my Soberthday didn’t use to be a big deal to me. It was something I celebrated quietly, usually with acknowledgment from my parents with a card and a plant. Those in my sober circles might give me a funny card and a coin. It was never something I celebrated on social media and not the type of event I’d consider hosting a party. At most, I’d maybe go out to dinner with my son or some friends. I would always use it as an excuse to buy something special. Usually, saying to myself, “You deserve it! Just think about how much money you’ve saved not wasted on drugs and alcohol.”
Microsoft Disabilities Symposium Keynote Speaker
Looking at me, on the street, at a work event, as a coworker, or on my heavily filtered social media feeds, you might not realize the laundry list of unseen disabilities that I battle regularly. Over time, I have gained confidence in sharing my stories openly to help others fighting similar issues.