Zoe shares Part 2 of her story, tracing the spiral from fun college nights to blackouts, balcony standoffs, and a DUI. She opens up about hitting rock bottom during COVID, landing in rehab in her early twenties, and facing the truth: the only way forward was to stop drinking for good. Now, nearly three years sober, Zoe reflects on rebuilding her life—and the surprising joy of living without alcohol.

Zoe shares Part 1 of her story, tracing how drinking became her way to fit in, feel free, and survive high school. From sneaking sips and throwing wild parties to getting arrested and smoking daily, she looks back on how alcohol became her escape—and how her early choices shaped what came next.

In Part 2 of Heather's sobriety story, things spiral: wild nights in Brooklyn, wine hidden in Stanley cups at work, hitting bottom—and finally, checking into rehab.

This week, Heather tells Part 1 of her story—tip to tail. School chaos, a recurring eating disorder, little lies, big feelings, and the winding road to getting sober. It's not a straight line... but is it ever?

At the crack of dawn, Zoe and Heather dig into the myths we've all been sold—like "wine is self-care" and "drunk sex is better." This week's theme: propaganda we're not falling for. From Elon Musk's ketamine use to the pressure to be the life of the party, they unpack what doesn't hold up when you're actually paying attention. This episode is also available on youtube! Watch here. Get cozy, grab your fav NA beverage, and hit subscribe. Episodes come out every Wednesday. Proud of you! 💕

In this episode, Zoe and Heather talk about Mary Lou Retton's DUI and what it reveals about aging and public sobriety. They break down the OHL sexual assault trial—how hockey culture protects violent men and why women still aren't believed. Plus, what it's like to be sober in places like Nashville, where drinking is the norm.

Heather and Zoe are back this week with a big question: who's really responsible when blackout-you takes the wheel? In this episode, they dive deep into the complicated world of accountability. If you did something while you were blacked out, was it really you—or your drunk alter ego causing chaos again? They unpack the blurred lines between intention, responsibility, and the aftermath of a night you don't remember.

Heather sits down with her sister Caryn to talk about mental health, control, the long tail of a bad relationship, and the early signs of Heather's addiction. They unpack childhood dynamics, quiet survival strategies, and the ways their relationship has shifted over time. There's therapy talk, memory gaps, and a lot of honesty about what got missed—and how to move forward from here.

This episode of Girl, Undrunk picks up where the last left off—Heather and Zoe shift their focus from the chaotic world of dating, sex, and intimacy before sobriety to what those experiences look and feel like in recovery. The conversation explores how dating sober can be both terrifying and transformative, allowing for deeper authenticity, personal boundaries, and genuine connection.

Heather and Zoe rewind to their pre-sobriety dating lives, revealing the kinds of relationships they found themselves in while navigating addiction. They share personal stories about the partners they chose, the boundaries they ignored, and the ways alcohol influenced their sense of self-worth. This is part one of a two-part series on dating, starting with the past: who they were, who they loved, and what they learned.