HAPPY EVERY HOUR
Teeccino Herbal Coffee Delivers Morning Ritual Without The Rush  

In a city that runs on breaking news and Metro fires, mornings matter. I need something bold and grounding, something that meets me with warmth and depth before I meet headlines and honking. For me, that something is Teeccino.

#QUITLIT
“Experience, Strength & Hope”

“Experience, Strength & Hope” is a powerful collection of 56 stories from the first three editions of the Alcoholics Anonymous “Big Book.” Over time, the stories in “The Big Book” have been changed to keep them relevant. These changes are done with great care and infrequently. Thankfully, all the stories are preserved here, offering readers a deeper understanding of AA’s early days and the people whose recovery helped shape the movement. 

RECOVERY PODCASTLAND
From Wounds to Wisdom: Healing, Sobriety, and Reinvention with Sabyn Mayfield

On this vibrant installment of The Sober Curator podcast, host Alysse Bryson sits down with multi-hyphenate creative Sabyn Mayfield: musician, filmmaker, USA Boxing Masters Champion, and CEO of The Bridge to Recovery. While their conversation kicks off with a light-hearted nod to working carnival and fair gigs (and a brave adolescent stint in a cotton candy booth), it quickly dives beneath the surface. Together, Alysse and Sabyn unearth the complexities of recovery, the true meaning of healing from “wounds” rather than “trauma,” and how authentic living becomes the ultimate reward of sobriety.

#ADDTOCART
Sober Rapper Eminem Drops “Recovery” Album 15th Anniversary Merch Capsule

It’s been 15 years since Eminem dropped “Recovery,” the raw, soul-baring album that marked a turning point not only in his musical legacy but in his real-life journey toward sobriety. And now, to celebrate the anniversary of this iconic record, Marshall Mathers has launched an exclusive limited-edition merch collection — and trust us, sober stans and streetwear savants alike are going to want to pre-order this one.

#WEDORECOVER
Jason Biggs Marks Over 7 Years of Sobriety

Jason Biggs, best known for his role in “American Pie,” has been sober since 2017, celebrating over seven years of recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. His journey toward sobriety was not linear — he first attempted to get sober in 2012, but it wasn’t until a move from Los Angeles to New York and the deep emotional weight of his substance abuse that he committed fully to his recovery.

He marked his one-year sobriety anniversary in October 2018 with a heartfelt Instagram post, calling it one of the proudest accomplishments of his life and encouraging others not to feel ashamed for seeking help.

During the height of his addiction, Biggs shared harrowing stories — most memorably, climbing into a trash can at 4 a.m. to retrieve discarded cocaine, a moment he now sees as one of his lowest.

The chaotic lifestyle that once involved hiding alcohol abuse from his wife, Jenny Mollen, and using substances to disconnect from reality has since been replaced by a life grounded in honesty, family, and mental clarity. Now sober for more than seven years, Biggs speaks openly about his recovery, emphasizing that the journey is hard but absolutely worth it — and that no one has to face it alone.

For anyone struggling, know that help is available: 📞 1-800-662-HELP (SAMHSA Helpline).

SOBER EVENTS
Find Your Purpose Again: Join The Intentional Course For Fun & For Free

Do you ever feel like life is just a lot? Like you’re running on a treadmill that only gets faster? If you’ve ever found yourself feeling stuck in your sobriety, or maybe even forgotten why you got sober in the first place, you’re definitely not alone. These moments are part of the journey, and guess what? We have something just for you.

LIFESTYLE
The Modern Day Post-It Note

Like how Carrie accuses Berger of trying too hard not to be the bad guy, that hits hard. Because often, when someone is more concerned with how they’ll be perceived than how they treat you, they choose the path of least resistance. A Post-It note. Silence. A half-hearted explanation, months (in my case, years) too late. It’s not just about ending the relationship. It’s about choosing self-preservation over your partner’s dignity.

SPIRITUAL GANGSTER
Classy Problems: Don’t Blame Others

Blame gives me certainty at the cost of my own agency. It makes me feel right and someone or something else wrong.

Blame feels good and is based on a lie. The lie prevents me from seeing where I said yes, where I consented, where I became part of the pattern.

TRAVEL
EF Ultimate Break Rolls Out Sober Group Tours for Gen Z 

EF Ultimate Break, which describes itself as “the Gen Z leader in guided, experiential travel,” now offers nine sober group tours. The brand specializes in the 18-35 market. After introducing Sober Spring Break tours earlier this year, demand was so overwhelming that it added tours to Thailand, Bali, Croatia, Greece, and New Year’s in London. 

SOBER CONTENT CREATION

Sober Spotlight: Teresa Bergen Wins Gold for Travel Writing!

At The Sober Curator, we’re passionate about curating excellence in sober living — and today, we’re thrilled to celebrate one of our own whose excellence has been recognized on a national stage.