Sisters In Sobriety - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I absolutely love Sisters in Sobriety! Sonia and Kathleen bring such honesty, warmth, and humor to every episode — it truly feels like sitting down with friends who just get it. Their conversations are relatable, encouraging, and full of insight, whether you’re just starting your sobriety journey or have been on the path for years. This podcast is a bright spot in my week and a reminder that none of us are alone. Highly recommend!

Sisters in Sobriety is the podcast I didn’t know I needed. Listening feels like grabbing coffee with a friend who truly understands the ups, downs, and everything in between when it comes to sobriety. The ladies have a way of making every conversation feel real, relatable, and refreshingly honest.
Whether you’re just starting to question your relationship with alcohol or you’ve been sober for years, this podcast is a reminder that you’re not alone.

If you’re looking for a mix of inspiration, practical advice, and a sense of community, Sisters in Sobriety is a must-listen. Highly recommend!

I really enjoy this podcast and how real their talk is - very humbling yet informative and they give such lovely permission for us to be who we are!!! A must listen for anyone in recovery!

A wealth of information, compassionate support, practical tips, and relatable stories. A wonderful podcast for women in all stages of sobriety!

Maybe I’m being cynical, I made it maybe a quarter of the way through the first episode.

Everyone’s journey with sobriety is completely different as well as backgrounds and family history. Hearing about owning dentist practices and detoxing in Mexico for a yoga retreat is almost laughable.

Sorry if that’s insensitive but the privilege I’m hearing from the beginning is something most of us will and do not identify with.

Addiction and alcoholism aren’t about comparing scars and that’s not what I’m trying to get at. I don’t think myself and many other people who are just like me will find this podcast helpful or relatable.

Addiction is viewed in different scopes based on where you stand economically and socially. Society will deem you either a junkie or a drunk. Or someone who is sick, needs help and hopes you get well based off your tax bracket.