This week on Girl, Undrunk, Heather and Zoe share honest mental health check-ins, reflect on navigating bad days in sobriety, and unpack the emotional realities of staying sober when the world feels chaotic. They discuss Natasha Lyonne's relapse, Kanye West's apology and mental health claims, and the cultural impact of Heated Rivalry alongside hockey's complicated legacy.

This week on Girl, Undrunk, Heather and Zoe are joined by Six for a conversation about sobriety, addiction, and survival. Six shares their journey of getting sober without rehab, navigating homelessness, trauma, and substance use.

This week on Girl, Undrunk, Heather and Zoe talk honestly about addiction, sobriety, and recovery — and why changing locations, relationships, or routines doesn’t make substance use disappear.

In this episode of Girl, Undrunk, Heather and Zoe talk with Tabitha, founder and publisher of Life to Paper, about sobriety, mental health, and the strange signs that can quietly change a life.

In this episode of Girl, Undrunk, Heather and Zoe catch up and chat about Heather's recent trip to Playa del Carmen, where an unexpected run-in with a close friend sparked reflections on coincidence, timing, and how sobriety reshapes connection.

Heather and Zoe sit down with Christie, Zoe’s sponsor and a decade into sobriety, for an honest, grounded conversation about addiction, recovery, and what it really means to stay sober long-term.

Heather and Zoe start 2026 by unpacking addiction, honesty, and the quiet half-truths that shape relationships in sobriety. They talk mental health after the holidays, navigating shame and trust with partners, and how vulnerability shows up when addicts avoid telling the full story—not out of malice, but fear. The conversation weaves through Dry January, power dynamics, celebrity accountability, and why believing people matters, offering an unfiltered look at recovery, relationships, and learning to tell the truth without self-destruction.

In this New Year's episode of Girl Undrunk, Heather and Zoe discuss sobriety during the holidays, navigating depressive episodes, and the reality of supporting friends through mental health lows without trying to fix them. They reflect on Dry January, cravings, emotional burnout, and how sobriety has shifted their routines, energy, and coping tools over the past year, offering an honest look at what it means to enter a new year with self-awareness instead of resolutions.

Join Heather and Zoe for a special Christmas episode of Girl, UnDrunk as they explore sobriety during the holidays, navigating family dynamics, and the emotional weight that can come with festive gatherings. They reflect on sober firsts, past drinking habits, and personal growth — from sneaking wine in the bathtub to learning how to get the Christmas willies out in the open. The conversation weaves through mental health, setting boundaries with alcoholic friends, answering listener questions, and why getting sober (or sober-curious) often starts during this reflective time of year. Honest, funny, and grounding, this episode offers reassurance for anyone trying to enjoy an alcohol-free or alcohol-light holiday season.

Heather and Zoe reunite to talk shoulder injuries, failed mocktails, anxiety spirals, and why Tana Mongeau's recent sobriety revelation hit so close to home for them. They dig into the fear of losing something you finally love, and how getting sober can reshape friendships, relationships, personal identity, and even the way you care for your home. They also reflect on losing someone to an overdose — a powerful reminder of how close their own struggles with addiction and sobriety once came to a similar outcome.