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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2025 · 1H 1M

TV Bad Boy To Alcohol-Free Hero & Entrepreneur with Carl Radke

from Andy Ramage Podcast · host Andy Ramage

Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage Podcast, Andy Ramage speaks with reality TV star turned alcohol-free entrepreneur Carl Radke. Once known as the wild, hard-drinking star of Summer House, Carl has completely transformed his life, now leading the charge in the alcohol-free movement.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy Carl walked away from his party-boy persona.The struggles and wins of quitting alcohol in the public eye.How he’s redefining nightlife with alcohol-free bars and drinks.Quotable Moments“Alcohol didn’t just take over my weekends—it took over my life.”“Quitting drinking wasn’t about giving something up—it was about getting myself back.”“Alcohol-free living isn’t a punishment. It’s a superpower.”Why This Episode MattersCarl’s journey from reality TV wild child to alcohol-free advocate is inspiring proof that change is possible. Whether you’re sober curious or ready to make a big shift, his story will show you that alcohol-free living can be exciting, successful, and full of opportunity.Resources MentionedCarl’s alcohol-free bar: Soft Bar, BrooklynNon-alcoholic drinks brand: LoverboyWebsite: Radke Boys

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