gAy A: The Super Soberhero Show

🎙️ "Coming out as gay was an experience, but almost easier because so many people already knew by default. But when it came to my drinking... I was able to hide it. I couldn’t hide being gay—everyone knew by high school—but it took me until my 30s to admit to myself, let alone anyone else, that I was an alcoholic." – Sober Steve 🌈🍃 In this episode, I share my personal journey of coming out twice—first as gay, and later, as an alcoholic in recovery. 🌱 Both experiences taught me about vulnerability, hiding, and what it really means to live authentically. 🎧 Ready to hear more? Check out this week's episode and join the conversation about the power of living openly, both in our sexuality and sobriety. 💬👇 #SoberJourney #ComingOut #RecoveryIsPossible #QueerAndSober #Authenticity #LGBTQSobriety #MentalHealthAwareness #RecoveryPodcast #ListenNow #gAyAPodcast #HealingJourney

🌍✨ "Sobriety and recovery have taught me that life is short and precious. What's the point if we’re not going to be open and vulnerable? This is what we’re here for—connection. The more I share myself, the more I invite others in." – Danielle 💖 In this week's episode, Danielle dives deep into how being open and vulnerable in sobriety has brought her closer to others, not just about being gay or in recovery, but about being human. 🙌 Tune in to hear more about the beauty of connection, overcoming the illusion of social media, and how 12-step meetings can remind us we’re never alone. 🎧 Listen now and join the conversation! #SoberLiving #LGBTQSober #VulnerabilityIsStrength #ConnectionMatters #SoberAndProud #RecoveryPodcast #MentalHealthMatters #ListenNow #gAyAPodcast

💬 "I got sober on Zoom and just kept coming back." 💬 In this week’s episode of gAy A, Savanna reflects on her journey to sobriety, which started on Zoom. She shares how it took her 30 to 60 days to truly feel confident in her recovery before she put it out there for the world to see. By the time summer rolled around, she embraced her sobriety fully—even DJing Pride with a custom “Sober. So don’t ask” t-shirt. 🌈✨ ✨ “I wasn’t sure if I was going to stick to it… but I kept coming back.” ✨ From quietly navigating early sobriety to owning her truth loud and proud, Savanna’s story is a reminder that we all move at our own pace in recovery. She also shares the outpouring of support she received from friends, family, and the community once she finally opened up about her sobriety journey. No shame, no secrets—just a sober life lived out loud! 🙌 Catch more stories like this in the full episode of gAy A! Subscribe for new episodes every Thursday. 🎙️ #SoberJourney #ZoomSobriety #QueerRecovery #PrideAndSober #SoberLiving #LGBTQRecovery #gAyAPodcast

😰 "Why would I do that to myself?" 😰 In this week’s episode of gAy A, Savanna shares a vulnerable moment from her second year of sobriety when she came face-to-face with temptation. She talks about the guilt and confusion that followed after picking up a bottle at her dad’s house and simply smelling the liquor. It’s a raw reflection of how even years into sobriety, the battle with addiction can still resurface in unexpected ways. 💬 ✨ “I didn’t drink it, but I still felt guilty. Why would I do that?” ✨ This moment highlights the complexity of sobriety and how crucial it is to lean on support, like calling a sponsor right away. It’s a reminder that sobriety is a journey, and we all face moments of doubt or temptation—what matters is how we handle them. Savannah’s story shows the importance of accountability and staying grounded in the program. 🙌 Don’t miss this powerful episode of gAy A! Subscribe for more real talk about queer sobriety every Thursday. 🎙️ #SoberStruggles #QueerSobriety #TemptationInSobriety #RecoveryJourney #LGBTQRecovery #SoberCommunity #gAyAPodcast

💔 "I’ve seen the relapses. I’ve seen people not come back." 💔 In this week’s episode of gAy A, Savanna opens up about the fear and pain that comes with staying sober after 1,365 days. Relapses are real, and the thought of losing her sobriety after working so hard is terrifying. But she shares why even though the fear is there, the commitment to sobriety is stronger. 💪 ✨ “I’ve put so much stock into my sobriety. If I were to slip up, I’d be so hurt.” ✨ Sobriety isn’t always easy—especially when alcohol is everywhere. But Savannah’s honesty about her journey reminds us of the importance of staying present, feeling those emotions, and reaching for support. This episode dives into those moments when the fear of relapse feels overwhelming, but the will to stay sober shines brighter. 💫 Listen to the full episode for more real conversations about queer sobriety, every Thursday on gAy A! 🎙️ #SoberFear #RecoveryJourney #QueerSobriety #SobrietyTools #SoberCommunity #LGBTQRecovery #gAyAPodcast

💡 Surviving vs. Thriving in Sobriety 💡 What’s the difference between just getting by in your sobriety and truly thriving? In this week’s episode of gAy A, Savannah shares the tools that helped her move from survival mode to thriving—staying focused, leaning on meetings, using the phone, and, most importantly, sharing openly. 💬 ✨ "If you're going through something, someone in recovery has been through it too." ✨ From navigating family struggles to career challenges, Savannah reminds us that connection is key. Whether you’re struggling or thriving in your own sobriety, this reel is full of wisdom and practical advice for anyone on the recovery journey. 🙌 Subscribe now for more queer sober stories every Thursday on gAy A! 🎙️ #ThrivingInSobriety #SoberCommunity #QueerRecovery #SoberSupport #LGBTQRecovery #RecoveryJourney #gAyAPodcast

✨ "I drank enough for two lifetimes." ✨ In this week's episode of gAy A, Savannah opens up about the challenges of living in a world where alcohol is everywhere—and how staying sober sometimes feels more like survival. We dive into the complex feelings of wishing you could drink like a "normal" person, but knowing the stakes are too high. 🙌 👀 Can you relate? Tune in as we discuss how alcohol impacts us long after we put down the drink and the tools we use to keep thriving in sobriety. Whether it’s staying grounded in school or navigating life’s triggers, this episode is full of relatable moments and real talk. 💬 Follow for more insights into queer sobriety every Thursday on gAy A! 🎙️ #SoberLiving #QueerSobriety #RecoveryJourney #MentalHealth #SoberCommunity #LGBTQRecovery #gAyAPodcast

💪 Finding balance between recovery and fitness 🧘♂️ In early sobriety, Chad shares how he saw many people spending more time in the gym than in recovery—and the tough lessons that followed. For Chad, making a deal with his sponsor to attend more meetings than workouts in those early years kept him grounded. Now, with 17 years sober, he’s found a new balance that works for him. What about you? How do you balance fitness and recovery in your routine? #SoberFitness #RecoveryJourney #FitnessAndSobriety #SoberBalance #SoberLife #SobrietyTips #QueerAndSober #SoberGoals #gAyApodcast #RecoveryCommunity

Finding Balance: Sobriety Meets Social Life Join us in this enlightening discussion on balancing sobriety and social life. Our speakers share their experiences about expanding social circles, maintaining sobriety in lively settings, and the joy of newfound connections. Discover how gratitude plays a pivotal role in their recovery journey! #SobrietySupport #SocialLife #RecoveryJourney #KickballLeague #Gratitude #SoberLiving #MentalHealthMatters #CommunityConnections #HealthyBoundaries #SoberCurious

In today's new episode of gAy A: The Queer Sober Hero Show, Chad opens up about how joining the OutSports League when he moved back to Orlando helped him find a community that helped keep him sober, connecting, and thriving out in a community. How have you managed to find a community outside 'the rooms' in your recovery? Sound off in the comments and let's stay sober together! #soberpodcast #sobrietypodcast #gaypodcast #queerpodcast #soberqueer #queerandsober #sobergay #gayandsober