Cardsy B shares her powerful journey from rock bottom to a life of clarity and sobriety. Known for her intuitive gifts and unique insights, Cardsy B opens up about how losing everything ultimately led her to find herself. She discusses the “cringe reels” she had to confront from her past, and how living a sober life has profoundly changed her spiritual work.

With honesty and humor, Cardsy B delves into the intense lessons she learned through sobriety and why “big drama” can sometimes be life’s greatest teacher. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that offers wisdom, encouragement, and a unique perspective on healing.

ABOUT THE SOBERNESS PODCAST

Soberness is a new podcast from Cat Greenleaf, creator and host of Talk Stoop.

Cat brings her legendary interviewing style and ten years of sobriety to wild conversations with celebrities and notable people who have been on their own sober journeys, either out loud in public or quietly at home.

Soberness is not a somber show about sobriety.

It’s about the one-of-a-kind stories that define the lives of people we all know, sharing the aching humor and the meaning that comes with a life in recovery.

And it’s about how that life redefines the work and the art of the actors, musicians and thinkers around us.

Soberness is built upon the primary belief that there’s no one definition for sobriety and no one way to get sober …and there are a million stories that can lead the way for anyone who’s trying to make it happen.

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/ITQweA7CKKI

LISTEN TO THE FULL AUDIO PODCASTS HERE: https://open.spotify.com/show/6CT7iEJi0PIzaVHxEBVZVi

ABOUT CAT GREENLEAF

Cat Greenleaf is a veteran TV personality and host, best known for her long-running series, Talk Stoop, where she interviewed and entertained actors, musicians, politicians, and other notable folks on the stoop of her Brooklyn brownstone. When she’s not TV-ing, she’s working on her non-profit the Restorative Housing Organization which provides employment for formerly incarcerated folks and affordable waterfront housing. She also leads AA meetings for inmates at Bedford Hills Women’s Maximum Security Prison, and for formerly incarcerated men and women in East New York. She lives in Brooklyn’s Coney Island with her husband, two sons and three dogs.

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In this heartfelt episode of Soberness, actress and advocate Rumer Willis shares her powerful journey to sobriety, overcoming self-doubt, and finding peace within herself. Growing up in the public eye as the daughter of Hollywood icons, Rumer discusses the unique pressures she faced and how they contributed to her struggles with addiction. She reveals the turning point that led her to sobriety and the transformative impact it’s had on her life.

Rumer’s story is a candid exploration of mental health, self-worth, and resilience. She dives into her challenges with alcohol, her journey to embrace self-love, and the ways she continues to navigate life in the spotlight. This episode offers hope, inspiration, and insight for anyone grappling with similar issues.

• The pressures of fame and the impact it can have on mental health and self-worth.
• Rumer’s journey from alcohol use to a life of sobriety and peace.
• The role of mental health support in sustaining a sober lifestyle.
• How embracing vulnerability can be a path to true personal freedom.

ABOUT THE SOBERNESS PODCAST

Soberness is a new podcast from Cat Greenleaf, creator and host of Talk Stoop.

Cat brings her legendary interviewing style and ten years of sobriety to wild conversations with celebrities and notable people who have been on their own sober journeys, either out loud in public or quietly at home.

Soberness is not a somber show about sobriety.

It’s about the one-of-a-kind stories that define the lives of people we all know, sharing the aching humor and the meaning that comes with a life in recovery.

And it’s about how that life redefines the work and the art of the actors, musicians and thinkers around us.

Soberness is built upon the primary belief that there’s no one definition for sobriety and no one way to get sober …and there are a million stories that can lead the way for anyone who’s trying to make it happen.

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/-AUTLKA0W-Q

LISTEN TO THE FULL AUDIO PODCASTS HERE: https://open.spotify.com/show/6CT7iEJi0PIzaVHxEBVZVi

ABOUT CAT GREENLEAF

Cat Greenleaf is a veteran TV personality and host, best known for her long-running series, Talk Stoop, where she interviewed and entertained actors, musicians, politicians, and other notable folks on the stoop of her Brooklyn brownstone. When she’s not TV-ing, she’s working on her non-profit the Restorative Housing Organization which provides employment for formerly incarcerated folks and affordable waterfront housing. She also leads AA meetings for inmates at Bedford Hills Women’s Maximum Security Prison, and for formerly incarcerated men and women in East New York. She lives in Brooklyn’s Coney Island with her husband, two sons and three dogs.

In this raw and powerful episode, legendary musician Steve Earle opens up about his long battle with addiction, hitting rock bottom, and his path to recovery. Steve shares deeply personal stories about the impact of addiction on his life, including the struggles of living on the streets, the devastating loss of his son, and how he found his way back through sobriety.

Earle discusses the psychic and emotional toll of addiction, the role of 12-step programs in his recovery, and his views on fentanyl and the opioid crisis in America. Through candid reflection, Steve provides insight into how his journey shaped not only his music but his life.

• Steve Earle’s experience living with addiction and how he hit rock bottom.

• The tragic loss of his son and the lessons he’s learned from that pain.

• His views on the current opioid epidemic, particularly fentanyl.

• The importance of community and accountability in 12-step programs.

• Steve’s reflections on death, grief, and living with purpose.

ABOUT THE SOBERNESS PODCAST

Soberness is a new podcast from Cat Greenleaf, creator and host of Talk Stoop.

Cat brings her legendary interviewing style and ten years of sobriety to wild conversations with celebrities and notable people who have been on their own sober journeys, either out loud in public or quietly at home.

Soberness is not a somber show about sobriety.

It’s about the one-of-a-kind stories that define the lives of people we all know, sharing the aching humor and the meaning that comes with a life in recovery.

And it’s about how that life redefines the work and the art of the actors, musicians and thinkers around us.

Soberness is built upon the primary belief that there’s no one definition for sobriety and no one way to get sober …and there are a million stories that can lead the way for anyone who’s trying to make it happen.

WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/9Ihq3j_YBpE

LISTEN TO THE FULL AUDIO PODCASTS HERE: https://open.spotify.com/show/6CT7iEJi0PIzaVHxEBVZVi

ABOUT CAT GREENLEAF

Cat Greenleaf is a veteran TV personality and host, best known for her long-running series, Talk Stoop, where she interviewed and entertained actors, musicians, politicians, and other notable folks on the stoop of her Brooklyn brownstone. When she’s not TV-ing, she’s working on her non-profit the Restorative Housing Organization which provides employment for formerly incarcerated folks and affordable waterfront housing. She also leads AA meetings for inmates at Bedford Hills Women’s Maximum Security Prison, and for formerly incarcerated men and women in East New York. She lives in Brooklyn’s Coney Island with her husband, two sons and three dogs.