The Dry Life

The Dry Life is now Emotionally Immobile - subscribe to here listen and follow along- https://anchor.fm/emotionally-immobile/ … Don’t forget to follow us on social @emotionallyimmobile

Hi friends! Don’t worry we’re still here, we just needed a change of pace so we decided to start a-new! The Dry Life is now “Emotionally Immobile” a podcast that will cover all things sobriety, sober-curiosity and mental health. Hosted by Kayla L and new host Natalie R- we hope to see you over there 😌 https://anchor.fm/emotionally-immobile/

TW: Amanda and I get into a heavy conversation about the parallels of eating disorders and alcohol abuse. As someone in recovery from both an ED & AUD, Amanda has made it her life’s mission to help other women who are struggling. In this episode, we go over addiction transfer, fat phobia and how we can learn to be more compassionate to ourselves while healing. You can connect with Amanda on Instagram @therapyforwomen or visit her website therapyforwomencenter.com

This week Steph and Kayla dive into the dangers of the American college drinking culture, how universities turn a blind eye and how our society perpetuates the problem. Steph shares her personal experience of getting sober as a senior in undergraduate, and how she plans to navigate life after graduation. Connect with her on Instagram @funshitblog or check out her weekly zoom meetings for young people! Be sure to hit the subscribe button & tune in each Thursday for a new episode.

This episode meet Tori, a young female entrepreneur who decided to go alcohol-free when she realized how alcohol was impacting her anxiety. Learn about how she came to her decision to stop drinking, without identifying as someone with a drinking “problem.” Tori also shares about going on vacation & being in a friends wedding boozeless! Tori is a prime example of someone who’s “sober for the health of it,” and we love that for her! Tune in every Thursday for a new episode & more insight into the lives of alcohol- free.

This week Beth interviews Alika Gambill, founder of Pro Recovery Power. Alika shares his story of recovery from both drugs and alcohol, talks about becoming a new father in sobriety, and shares the process of navigating grief in sobriety after the loss of his mom. Pro Recovery Power is in the process of becoming a nonprofit to help those struggling with substances and addiction. Connect with Alika on Instagram @alikagambill, @pro_recovery_power www.prorecoverypower.com Tune in every Thursday for a new episode Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedrylife/support

This week we had the pleasure of chatting with Talia Bennick, Creator of non-alcoholic cocktail brand Sweet Crude. A super delicious alternative that is infused with high-quality CBD. Talia shares her own alcohol-free journey with us, and gives us a behind-the-scenes look at being a female founder in a male dominated space! We are obsessed (with her and SC, especially Mellow Mule)! You can try these delicious beverages by ordering online at thesweetcrude.com. Use the code THEDRYLIFE for 15% off your next purchase. Tune in every Thursday for a new episode 💫

On this episode we had the pleasure of jumping across the pond to chat with UK’s former party girl and sober advocate Katie McNicol. We dive into her experience of getting sober at 24, and growing up with a sober parent. Fitness is a huge part of Katie’s recovery, and she tells us all about how it’s played an intricate roll in her sober journey. Find out how Katie’s life went from maladaptive to MEGA 🤘 Be sure to subscribe and listen to a new episode of #thedrylifepodcast every Thursday!

This week, Kayla dives into the symptoms and causes of burnout; a state of emotional and physical exhaustion. How this can effect your sobriety & what you can do to prevent it! Exhausted? You’re not alone! Let’s get through this together.

Motherhood is tough. Motherhood drowned in booze? Tougher. Join Beth as she shares her story of ditching the booze in motherhood, and what we do about this toxic Mommy Wine Culture that’s actively harming women.