Just a couple of sober guys, talking recovery. Instagram - @sobernotmature
Just a couple of sober guys, talking recovery. Instagram - @sobernotmature
SoberNotMature - Episode 195 (This Is The Little One 'Lizabeth)
SoberNotMature - Episode 195 (This Is The Little One 'Lizabeth)
SoberNotMature - Episode 195 (This Is The Little One 'Lizabeth)
Saturday 15th November 2025
Join Mike and Bill for unscripted fun, recovery tales, and a heart-to-heart about letting go versus holding on.
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98 minutes
Honest
Eye-opening
Engaging
Humorous
Supportive
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Just a couple of sober guys, talking recovery. Instagram - @sobernotmature
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Episode Overview
- Discuss the balance between letting go and holding on.
- Share personal experiences with health scares.
- Highlight the importance of recognising hereditary health risks.
- Explore John Candy's life and possible addictive tendencies.
- Offer humour and insights into the sobriety journey.
All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on.
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Episode 195 of 'Sober Not Mature' is a wild ride with hosts Mike and Bill, who dive into the intricacies of letting go versus holding on. They ponder whether these concepts are interchangeable, leading to a lively discussion. The episode also features a nostalgic nod to John Candy, exploring whether he might have had addictive tendencies.
Bill shares a personal health scare, recounting his experience with a cardiac event and the ensuing hospital adventure. His tale is both humorous and eye-opening, highlighting the importance of recognising hereditary health risks. With candid banter and unscripted fun, this episode offers a mix of sobriety insights and comedic relief. So, what should you let go of or hold onto in your recovery journey? Join the conversation and find out!