A spirited take on Dry January

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Guest: Christine Sismondo, author of "America Walks Into a Bar" and the upcoming "Cocktails: A Still Life" Happy New Year! By now, hopefully your hangover from new year celebrations are long gone and you are focusing on the year ahead. One thing that many people do after holiday season is decide to cut alcohol intake for the month of January as a way to reset and refresh. While some people do Sober October, more mark Dry January to abstain from alcohol. How did it get that way? Is a zero-tolerance policy the best way to go? We get some history, tips and advice from someone who's been thinking about consumption for a long time.

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