45. The Dinner Party Dilemma Nobody Wants to Talk About
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What happens when someone who's been sober for a year wants to host a dinner party... but doesn't want a stocked bar?
This week on Wrong Way Forward, Katy and Justin dive into a New York Times advice column that says recovering alcoholics simply shouldn't serve alcohol. Is that really the only option?
From BYOB dinner parties and mocktail bars to "beverage captains," dry weddings, and one unforgettable U-Haul-turned-open-bar story, they explore whether there's a better, more realistic approach to balancing sobriety with hospitality.
They also share stories about college drinking culture, why Gen Z is drinking less, the challenge of being the only sober person at a party, and why communication—not shame—is probably the best way forward.
As always, they roast bad advice... and try to find a better answer.
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