Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Alcohol Is Everywhere—Why Wouldn’t 1 in 4 Kids Be Affected?
Alcohol Is Everywhere—Why Wouldn’t 1 in 4 Kids Be Affected?
Alcohol Is Everywhere—Why Wouldn’t 1 in 4 Kids Be Affected?
Tuesday 20th May 2025
Explore how alcohol's normalisation impacts children in Lee Davy's podcast episode, challenging societal norms and offering hope for change.
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Get the buttons here!The Liquid Lie: How Alcohol's Normalisation Affects Children
Episode Overview
- Alcohol is deeply ingrained in societal norms, affecting children even in healthy homes.
- The 'Liquid Lie' refers to the widespread acceptance of alcohol as normal and necessary.
- Parents can be role models by choosing an alcohol-free lifestyle.
- Creating a new model where alcohol isn't seen as a reward or necessity is crucial.
- Reflect on how your upbringing shaped your views on alcohol.
You don’t need a parent with an obvious problem for your childhood to be affected by alcohol.
Lee Davy, the host of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, takes a hard look at how alcohol subtly infiltrates our lives and affects children in ways many of us might overlook. In this episode titled "Alcohol Is Everywhere—Why Wouldn’t 1 in 4 Kids Be Affected?", Davy challenges the notion that only those with diagnosed alcohol issues impact their families.
He argues that the 'Liquid Lie' – the widespread acceptance and normalisation of alcohol – is the real culprit affecting even those kids from seemingly healthy homes. Through vivid storytelling and personal reflection, Davy paints a picture of how alcohol is woven into the fabric of everyday life, from family dinners to celebratory events. He highlights how this societal norm can have a profound impact on children, even if their parents aren't labelled as having a drinking problem.
With a touch of humour and a lot of sincerity, Davy encourages listeners to reflect on their own upbringing and the subtle ways alcohol was presented as normal. Davy's message is clear: dismantling this 'Liquid Lie' requires more than just willpower or moderation. It calls for a complete shift in perspective – a new model where alcohol isn't seen as a reward or necessity.
He invites you to be the change for your children and for society, showing them that life can be lived fully without alcohol. If you're looking to understand how deeply ingrained alcohol is in our culture and want to challenge this narrative, this episode is a must-listen. Davy's passionate plea to become role models for future generations offers both hope and a call to action. Are you ready to show your kids something better?