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Eternally Amy

Amy Liz Harrison

Best-selling author Amy Liz Harrison as she chats about being a sober mom of 8, her tips on writing books, deconstruction of faith while in recovery. https://www.amylizharrison.com/

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00:58:27

Boozeless Book Club: Wake Up by Jen Hatmaker

Eternally Amy ·

2026/02/03

What happens when the life you were trained for stops making sense? In this deeply honest Boozeless Book Club conversation, Amy Liz Harrison sits down with Dr. Sarah Michaud to unpack Wake Up by Jen Hatmaker—a raw exploration of religious conditioning, patriarchy, shame, betrayal, and the long road back to self-trust. Together, they examine how repression breeds rage, why recovery often begins with grief, and what it means to finally choose agency over obedience.TakeawaysPatriarchy and religious

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00:47:41

When Mental Illness Turns Deadly: One Family’s...

Eternally Amy ·

2026/01/21

In this deeply moving episode of Eternally, Amy, Amy sits down with author Alex Konicke to explore the unthinkable — loving a family member through severe mental illness, surviving devastating loss, and choosing truth over silence. Alex shares the story behind his memoir Evil Among Us, chronicling the events that led to his mother’s death at the hands of his brother during a psychotic break, and the systemic failures that followed. Together, Amy and Alex discuss intuition, boundaries, grief,

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00:51:19

Women, Power & Healing: A Boozeless Book Club...

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2025/12/09

Amy reunites with her dear friend Dr. Sarah Michaud for a rich, emotional Boozeless Book Club conversation about Charlotte Kasl’s “Many Roads, One Journey.” Together they unpack fear-based systems, patriarchal conditioning, codependency, and the long-term work of building identity outside dogma. It’s honest, layered, and exactly the kind of dialogue that reminds you you’re not alone on your own recovery path.Key Takeaways• Kasl’s work invites women to question rigid systems—religion, recovery, and

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00:42:01

A Wellspring of Rituals, Including a Popsicle in...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/11/27

Episode DescriptionIn Part 2 of this two-part series, Amy Liz Harrison continues her powerful conversation with spiritual director Anne-Marie Cribben, creator of The Wellspring, a yearlong Celtic recovery journey. Together they dive deeper into ancestral healing, the courage to rest, and how even small rituals—a Popsicle in front of the fan, a cup of tea—can reconnect us to our worth and wonder. This episode is a gentle rebellion against hustle culture and a love letter to curiosity,

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00:26:35

A Wellspring of Rituals, Including a Popsicle in...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/11/26

In Part 1 of this heartfelt two-part conversation, Amy Liz Harrison welcomes spiritual director and recovery coach Anne-Marie Cribben to explore how ritual, rhythm, and Celtic wisdom can transform recovery. Anne-Marie shares her journey from Irish Catholic roots and burnout to a life of sacred pacing and deep self-compassion. Together, they unpack what it means to create safe and brave spaces—and why slowing down might just be the most powerful form of healing.Healing begins when we create safe and

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01:00:27

Codependency, Grief & Growth Through Story: Boozeless...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/11/01

In this Boozeless Bookclub edition of Eternally Amy, Amy Liz Harrison and Dr. Sarah Michaud unpack All the Way to the River by Elizabeth Gilbert — diving deep into the messy, magnificent world of codependency, grief, and emotional recovery. From laughter to loss, this conversation reminds us that healing isn’t about control — it’s about awareness, compassion, and connection. Expect humor, raw honesty, and soul-level truth bombs that hit close to home for anyone navigating sobriety, spirituality, or

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00:29:55

From Lash Glue to Life Lessons: Navigating Health...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/09/30

In this candid solo episode, Amy Liz Harrison opens up about an 18-month journey with a mysterious eye condition that tested her patience, safety, and self-advocacy. From lash glue allergies to medical gaslighting, Amy draws powerful parallels between eye health and recovery, reminding us that getting to the root—not just treating the symptoms—matters most.TakeawaysWhy self-advocacy with doctors is critical, especially for women.How recurring health issues mirror recovery lessons: root causes vs

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00:56:30

From Dad Blogger to Memoirist: Jason Mayo on writing...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/09/08

What happens when you open old wounds to write your life story? For Jason Mayo, author of “In Case of Emergency Break Childhood”, the process was nothing short of gutting—and ultimately cleansing. In this heartfelt conversation, Jason sits down with Amy Liz Harrison to talk about writing his debut memoir, navigating recovery, and rediscovering the power of storytelling.Jason shares how his early “drinking history” writing assignment in sobriety became the seed for his book, why trauma is often

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00:58:42

From Shame to Freedom with Dr. Sarah Michaud, PsyD; A...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/09/03

In this heartfelt and laughter-filled conversation, Amy sits down with clinical psychologist, author, and sober powerhouse Dr. Sarah Michaud, PsyD. With over 30 years of experience in addiction and codependency treatment, Dr. Sarah brings both professional wisdom and deeply personal stories—including the hard truth of navigating her husband’s relapse after decades of sobriety. Together, Amy and Dr. Sarah dig into the subtle (and sneaky!) ways codependency shows up in everyday life, from parenting to

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00:53:59

Criticizing Criticism

Eternally Amy ·

2025/08/22

What do you do when someone says your singing voice sounds like a dying moose? Or when a stranger at church pats your head to check for horns? For Jesse Butterworth—pastor, musician, and longtime friend of Amy Liz Harrison—criticism has been a constant companion.In this raw and surprisingly funny conversation, Amy and Jesse unpack why criticism stings, how to tell the difference between critique and cruelty, and why sometimes the most powerful thing you can say is simply: “That hurts my feelings.”

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01:06:36

From DUIs to Stoicism: Tony Harte’s Journey to 35...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/08/04

Tony Harte's story is not your typical recovery tale—it's a blend of grit, logic, and soulful searching. In this illuminating and refreshingly honest conversation, Amy welcomes Tony, a 35-year sober "spiritual gangster" whose path led him from a hospital bed at 21 to a deeply meaningful life rooted in Stoic philosophy. With warmth and wit, they explore what happens when traditional definitions of God no longer fit, and how philosophy—not dogma—can anchor a sober life.If you've

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00:51:53

Power Phrases: Using Improv to Make Magic from Life’s...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/07/22

What if the secret to handling life’s curveballs—from school board battles to flight delays—was hidden in the rules of improv? In this episode, Amy Liz Harrison unpacks how the power of “Yes, And” can transform our daily interactions. Drawing from personal stories (hello, monkey bar mishaps and honor roll debates), Amy gives us a real-time lesson in emotional agility, communication with grace, and embracing humor in hard moments.With a blend of wit, wisdom, and lived experience, Amy shares five

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00:33:00

Secret Questions of Recovery: Why Connection, Letting...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/07/11

In this episode, Amy dives into her “Secret Questions:” those persistent, introspective musings about connection, trends, and self-loyalty that linger at the back of her mind. Through raw reflection, humor, and heartfelt honesty, Amy invites listeners into her inner world—one shaped by recovery, spirituality, motherhood, and life with ADHD.Key Points:The Longevity of Relationships: Amy candidly explores why some people seem able to maintain lifelong friendships and networks, while others (like

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00:54:26

Breaking Free from Disguised Dependencies: Emotional...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/06/24

In this episode, Amy dives into the concept of Disguised Dependencies: the subtle emotional and behavioral patterns that can quietly undermine our recovery, self-worth, and relationships. Through candid reflection and humor, Amy explores how unnoticed dependencies—from rituals like infrared saunas to the comfort of Lifesavers Orange Mints—can shape our sense of safety, identity, and connection, even after achieving sobriety.Key Points:Understanding Disguised Dependencies: Amy defines disguised

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00:37:01

The Privilege of Struggle: How Recovery and...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/06/10

In this episode, Amy dives into the concept of “The Privilege of Struggle.” Through candid storytelling, she reflects on her journey from evangelical rigidity to authentic spirituality, the ongoing path of recovery, and the nuanced realities of motherhood with ADHD. Amy shares raw, humorous, and heartfelt anecdotes—ranging from surviving childhood mishaps to navigating sobriety—that illuminate how facing life’s struggles can be both clarifying and empowering.Key Points:The Privilege of Struggle: Amy

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00:57:55

Volunteering Voodoo: When Helping Turns Harmful in...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/05/27

Sobriety teaches us a lot about boundaries—how to set them, how to honor them, and how to recognize when they’re being crossed. But sometimes, even with the best intentions, we find ourselves stuck in old patterns—especially in places where we’re just trying to help.In this week’s episode of Eternally Amy, I dig into what I call “Volunteering Voodoo”—that strange space where service, faith, guilt, and the desire to belong get all tangled up. If you’ve ever felt burned out, manipulated, or just plain

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00:51:40

Spirituality, Social Justice, Love & Connection: Ted...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/05/13

What does it mean to get sober—not just from alcohol, but from denial, from ego, from deeply ingrained patterns of thought and behavior?That’s the question author and activist Ted Neill wrestles with in one of the most powerful episodes of Eternally Amy to date. In this interview with host Amy Liz Harrison, a sober mom of eight and longtime 12-step devotee, Ted gets radically honest about his recovery, his mental health struggles, and his decision to write the 600+ page personal reckoning titled: My

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00:46:44

A Tale of Two Friendships: Learning to Accept Change...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/04/29

In this episode, Amy delves into the intricate dynamics of friendship through the lens of personal growth, recovery, and spirituality. Vulnerably sharing her experiences, Amy reflects on the ebb and flow of relationships over time, highlighting the importance of authenticity and self-awareness in recovery.Key Points:The Complexity of Friendships: Amy opens up about her personal journey with friendships, exploring the nuances of relationships that evolve and change over time.Authentic Reflection:

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00:57:36

It’s Ok Not To Be Ok: Motherhood, ADHD and Embracing...

Eternally Amy ·

2025/04/15

In this episode Amy candidly delves into the nuances of experiencing life when "it's okay to not be okay." With raw vulnerability, Amy explores her personal transformation, touching upon her recovery journey, spirituality, and the complexities of navigating life with ADHD.Key Points:Embracing the messiness of Life: Amy shares the reality of life's unpredictable nature, reflecting on how personal experiences can be both unique and universal.The Deconstruction of Faith: Amy discusses her journey from

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00:57:36

Stories of the Heart: 3 Women Overcoming a Cardiac Event

Eternally Amy ·

2025/04/01

In this heartfelt episode, Amy Liz Harrison welcomes special guests Kristin Graham and Alysse Bryson as they all share powerful stories of resilience and heart health journeys. The episode dives into personal accounts of navigating cardiac events, emphasizing the need for awareness and support in heart health, particularly for women.Key Points:Startling Statistics: The episode kicks off by highlighting the prevalence of heart disease in women, urging listeners to understand that cardiac events are

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