In The Deep End - Sober Conversations Trailer

In The Deep End - Sober Conversations Trailer

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Lane Kennedy and Tamar Routley introduce their new unscripted series, In The Deep End, sharing long-term sobriety experiences and upcoming topics like nervous systems, energy, hormones, pain, and body image. The trailer hints at candid, messy, and humorous conversations for people already living alcohol-free and wondering what comes next.

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10:023 Sept 2026

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In The Deep End: Long-Term Sobriety Gets Real

Episode Overview

  • The show is fully unscripted and unedited, giving a raw, conversational feel to each episode.
  • Lane and Tamar share from 14 and 29 years of sobriety, focusing on life after the early recovery phase.
  • Season one topics include the nervous system, energy, hormones, pain and injury, and body image.
  • They acknowledge that long-term sobriety can still feel confusing and messy, using the metaphor of staying in the deep end.
  • The series is aimed at people in ongoing recovery who want honest talk about ageing, health, and daily life without alcohol.
It gets really messy and you get lost sometimes in the deep end. And we’re not getting out of the pool.

How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? This trailer drops you straight into the chaos, humour and honesty of two women who’ve been alcohol-free for a very long time and are still figuring life out. Long-time friends and co-hosts Lane Kennedy and Tamar Routley hit record while they’re literally “winging it”.

There’s no script, no heavy editing, and they’re upfront about it: “We’re doing this unscripted… we’re not editing… you get to hear our conversations.” With over 300 past episodes together and sobriety stretches of 14 and 29 years, they’re shifting into a new season called **In The Deep End**, aimed at people already sober who are wondering, "Now what?". The tone is relaxed, playful, and very real.

They joke about missing record buttons, mispronouncing names, and perimenopause brain fog where Tamar admits she sometimes can’t even remember everyday words. At the same time, they’re clear that long-term recovery isn’t tidy. Lane shares, “Some days I don’t feel like I have any sobriety… it gets really messy and you get lost sometimes in the deep end.

And we’re not getting out of the pool.” This season is structured around big, often-ignored topics that hit many people in long-term recovery: the nervous system, energy (“energy is weird… but energy is everything”), hormones, pain and injury, and body image as women age. They plan to round off with “the things that we don’t really talk about” and a teaser for season two.

If you’re sober, maybe for years, and feel a bit like life is “just life being Lifey”, this trailer hints at candid, slightly chaotic, and very human conversations that say: you’re not going mad, you’re just in the deep end too. Ready to hang out with two “weirdos” who’ve stayed in the pool?

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