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Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery
Season 2 of Keep Coming Back introduces real stories of people who hit low points with alcohol and drugs and now live sober, thriving lives. The trailer highlights raw memories, moments of grace, and the kindness that helped them turn things around.
2:53•1 Mar 2020
Keep Coming Back Season 2: Real Comeback Stories of Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Mike S. shares how daily drinking and pill use led to a humiliating wedding speech and a need for change.
- The series features weekly conversations with people from many backgrounds, including lawyers, CEOs, TV executives, and parents.
- Guests speak openly about consequences such as interventions, blackouts, and waking up in jail cells.
- Moments of honesty with professionals, like psychiatrists, can become turning points or "moments of grace."
- Simple acts of kindness and the message that "you don't ever have to drink again" can spark a complete change in direction.
“"She took one look at me, one look, and she said, 'Oh, honey, you don't have to live like that anymore. You don't ever have to drink again.'"”
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? This season 2 trailer for *Keep Coming Back: Real Stories of Sobriety & Recovery* sets the stage with raw honesty, humour, and a clear sense of purpose. Host Mike S. opens with a painfully real memory: a "cringeworthy wedding speech" fuelled by a day of drinking and pills. At 34, that kind of intake had become normal.
One person recalls, "Basically, the next thing I know, I sort of come to and I'm in a jail cell." Another talks about chasing the early buzz of alcohol: "The conviviality, the belonging, the sense of excitement." There’s also a powerful moment with a psychiatrist saying "whoa, that's so many" to a lowballed drinking estimate, which becomes "my moment of grace." Perhaps the most moving line comes from someone being told, "Oh, honey, you don't have to live like that anymore.
Now, life looks very different, and the podcast is his way of sharing how that change became possible. Each week, he sits down with "men and women from all walks of life"—lawyers, CEOs, television executives, parents—people who once fell hard and are now sober and thriving. You’ll hear short clips of guests describing everything from mini interventions and blackouts to waking up in a jail cell.
You don't ever have to drink again." That simple kindness, they say, "that's what all turned a corner for me." The podcast mixes laughter and tears, but always comes back to one central question: how did things change? If you’re sober, sober-curious, or still in the chaos and wondering if it can ever be different, this trailer gives a clear taste of what to expect—real voices, honest stories, and plenty of comeback energy.
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