You might think you’ve heard this story before but Beth is officially three months sober and this time she’s got the receipts and the revelations.

She spills on why her first sober girl era flopped (spoiler: you clocking her drunk outside the club), why she thought avoiding nights out would fix everything, and what’s actually changed to make sobriety stick this time around.

From better relationships to a clearer head to finally understanding her ADHD patterns, Beth shares the real benefits no one talks about, plus her best tips for drinking mindfully, dodging peer pressure and surviving silly season without losing the plot.

If you’ve ever said “I’m never drinking again” (and lied), this episode is for you.

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Beth’s boyfriend Will is back on the pod and the last time he was here, the pair were secretly in the middle of a blazing row. Cute!

So this time, Beth brings him on to chat about how far they’ve come, how her giving up drink has transformed their relationship, and the set of totally unhinged “rules” they now swear by (wait until you hear about the elbow one).

They dive into all the cultural clashes of an Irish-girl/English-boy relationship, from college life to class differences and funeral etiquette, including the chaotic story behind the funeral that turned into a wild party, and even made them go viral on TikTok.

And of course, Beth gets soft sharing the weird coincidences that make her think Will might actually be her soulmate. Even if she still has no idea how to break it to her very Irish granny that she’s fallen for the enemy.

Got a story to share? Get in touch with Beth by emailing tipsytopics@goloudnow.com

Dylan Lee Kenny has taken over all of our FYPs this year with his chaotic humour and unbelievable life stories, so of course Beth had to get him behind the mic.

Beth chats with Dylan about how he blew up online, what the people of his hometown in Fatima really think of his TikTok fame, and why he refuses to be lumped in with the “fake influencer” crowd.

Now six months sober after years of partying, drama and nearly being sex-trafficked in Amsterdam, Dylan opens up about the messy, emotional and hilarious parts of getting his life together. From losing “session friends” to realising not everyone grew up the way he did, he tells Beth about the reality of sobriety, self-worth, and whether he needs therapy, a diagnosis, or just more sass (which he still has in abundance).

Got a story to share? Get in touch with Beth by emailing tipsytopics@goloudnow.com