Sober Fun at a Music Festival: Dayna Keyes' Weekend at Outside Lands
I ended up attracting other sober people to me. And I was like no, why do I look like I'm shrooming like what the fuck that's funny.
Picture this: you're at a massive three-day music festival, the kind where the energy is electric and the drinks are flowing. But here's the twist—you're experiencing it all completely sober. That's exactly what Dayna Keyes and her producer Char did, and they share their enlightening journey in this episode of 'Radio Rehab'. From wild concert escapades to meaningful connections, Dayna reveals how sobriety transformed her festival experience in ways she never imagined.
Gone are the days when concerts were synonymous with alcohol and drugs for Dayna. At Outside Lands, she found herself more in tune with the music and the crowd, appreciating every moment with a clear mind. And guess what? She had more fun than ever before! One of the standout moments was connecting with other sober festival-goers. Dayna talks about how meeting people who were also navigating sobriety made her feel less alone and more supported.
It's a powerful reminder of the importance of community, especially in recovery. This episode isn't just about music and fun; it's also about finding your tribe. Dayna stresses how crucial it is to surround yourself with people who share your values and support your journey. Whether it's through the recovery community or your personal circles, having a strong support system can make all the difference.
The episode also features an insightful interview with Joshua Josh Weinstein, director of the movie Menasha, which was showcased at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival. His thoughts on belonging and community resonate deeply with Dayna's own experiences. If you've ever wondered what it's like to enjoy life's big events without a drink in hand, this episode is a must-listen.
Dayna's story is a testament to the joys and benefits of living sober, offering hope and inspiration to anyone on a similar path.