Duke Rumely: Transforming Events with Sober AF Entertainment
If you can get this disease in your rearview mirror, you can have a ton of fun without alcohol or drugs.
Ever thought about how tough it can be to stay sober at concerts and sporting events? Duke Rumely did, and he decided to do something about it. Sober since 1989, Duke is the founder of Sober AF Entertainment, an organization that creates safe, fun spaces for sober individuals at major events.
In this episode of 'The Addiction Podcast - Point of No Return', Duke opens up about his personal battle with alcohol and drugs, the repeated failed attempts at rehab, and the crucial moment when he decided enough was enough. His story is a testament to the power of community and support in overcoming addiction. Duke's vision with Sober AF Entertainment is simple yet revolutionary: to make sobriety not just acceptable, but popular.
By organizing sober tailgate parties and sections at events, he's proving that you can have a great time without alcohol. These gatherings offer a supportive environment where people can connect and celebrate their journey to sobriety. Throughout the episode, Duke also touches on spirituality and alternative recovery methods, emphasizing the importance of finding what works for each individual. His message is clear: sobriety doesn't have to be a lonely or boring path.
If you're curious about how to stay sober in social settings or want to hear an inspiring story of transformation, this episode is a must-listen.