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HLS S1E8: Divesting from Big Alcohol
HLS S1E8: Divesting from Big Alcohol
HLS S1E8: Divesting from Big Alcohol
Thursday 17th March 2022
Unmask Big Alcohol's deceptive tactics and explore the benefits of a zero-proof lifestyle on The Hangover Liberation Society podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free from Big Alcohol: Unmasking the Industry's Deceptions
Recognizing this, even though it's really frustrating and it exposes to us so many things about our culture and the way that we market things to people.
What if the money you spent on alcohol was actually supporting an industry that thrives on deception and harm? In this eye-opening episode of The Hangover Liberation Society, co-hosts Adrienne van der Valk and Erin Ranta pull back the curtain on Big Alcohol's shady practices. They reveal how this powerful industry targets vulnerable populations and perpetuates harmful myths about drinking and addiction. Ever heard of 'mommy wine culture'?
The hosts discuss how marketing tactics have led to a rise in heavy drinking among women, especially during the pandemic. But it's not all doom and gloom. Adrienne and Erin also share the unexpected joys of a zero-proof lifestyle, from improved health to financial freedom. Inspired by author Craig Beck, they offer practical tips for reclaiming your life from alcohol's grip, including a soothing spinal stretch led by Erin.
Whether you're just starting your sober journey or looking for new ways to strengthen your resolve, this episode is packed with valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in and discover how divesting from Big Alcohol can lead to a more fulfilling, liberated life.