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I'm Quitting Alcohol
David Boyle shares his comedic take on setting up a new home while staying sober, highlighting the joys and challenges of daily life.
7:09•9 Nov 2025
David Boyle's Hilarious Home Adventures in Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Finding joy in small victories like scoring free household items.
- Balancing family life with personal goals during recovery.
- The importance of humour in overcoming daily challenges.
- Rediscovering the pleasure of home-cooked meals.
- Anticipating new beginnings with comedy gigs.
“"It's all starting to come together... I cannot wait to start gigging again, actually. I'm frothing for it."”
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Join comedian David Boyle as he shares the ups and downs of settling into a new home while navigating sobriety. In this episode, Boyle hilariously recounts his adventures on Facebook Marketplace, where he scored some unexpected treasures like rugs and a vacuum cleaner. He paints a vivid picture of the challenges of hanging curtains, reminding us that even the simplest tasks can be a bit of a mission.
Beyond the laughs, Boyle offers a glimpse into the joy of creating a home, marked by the first home-cooked meal in weeks. The satisfaction of a good curry and the promise of upcoming comedy gigs highlight the balance he's finding between sobriety and daily life. His humour and honesty make for an engaging listen, as he contemplates everything from curtain rods to YMCA memberships. With relatable anecdotes and a dose of reality, Boyle's journey is both entertaining and inspiring.
Whether you're in recovery or just looking for a good laugh, his tales offer a refreshing perspective on life's everyday hurdles. So, how do you find strength in your journey to sobriety? Boyle's story might just have the answer.

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