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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 45 MIN

From Gray Area Drinking to Radical Clarity: Meg's Story

from The Sober New Yorker · host Melissa McGovern

Meg Geisewite is a mom, speaker, and award-winning bestselling author who is redefining the narrative around mommy wine culture and our pro-drinking society. After beginning her sober curious journey in 2019, her passion for science led her to uncover the truth about alcohol and break free from grey area drinking. In her debut book, Intoxicating Lies, Meg challenges the beliefs that keep women stuck and disconnected from their worth. She is the founder of The Healing Hive, an emotional sobriety community, and is deeply committed to helping women reclaim their lives beyond alcohol.Follow Meg on social and subscribe to her community!https://www.instagram.com/intoxicatingliesbook/https://www.intoxicatinglies.com/thehealinghive

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