Boston Through Sober Eyes: David Boyle's Journey
Episode Overview
Boston offers a mix of history and modernity, making it an appealing place for newcomers. The cost of living in Boston is surprisingly affordable compared to Sydney. Local community members have been welcoming and helpful. Boston's vibrant food scene includes both high-end dining and affordable everyday options. There's a sense of freedom and independence in Boston not felt elsewhere.
"It actually does feel more free here. I know I'm still just like fucking a few days in, but it feels like... you're just left to do your own thing."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Join comedian David Boyle as he shares his experiences living in Boston, 6 years and 162 days into his alcohol-free journey. Boyle's candid reflections offer a humorous yet honest take on his newfound surroundings. He talks about the charm of Boston, from its beautiful architecture to its vibrant food scene, and how it feels to be embraced by the local community.
Despite being a newcomer, Boyle feels a sense of freedom in Boston, a city that balances history with modernity. He delights in the absence of red-light cameras and the welcoming nature of the locals, which contrasts with his experiences back home in Sydney. Boyle also explores the cost of living, noting that while restaurants might be pricey, everyday groceries and dining options are more affordable than expected.
Through his witty observations, Boyle paints a vivid picture of Boston life, from organic farms to the bustling streets filled with independent businesses. His anecdotes about food adventures and cultural differences are both entertaining and insightful. Boyle's journey is a testament to finding joy and humour in sobriety, even amidst the challenges of relocation. So, what can you learn from someone who's turned their life around and embraced a new city with open arms?
Dive into this episode to find out.