Episode 81: Inside the Sober Storytelling Conference: Amplify Sober Voices Speaker Preview (Part 2)

In Part 2 of our speaker preview, we spotlight the voices shaping the sober storytelling conference Amplify Sober Voices—writers, creators, podcasters, youth advocates, and coaches who are redefining what sobriety looks like in culture today.

Why Amplify Sober Voices Is Different

Amplify Sober Voices was intentionally designed to be educational, actionable, and connective. This is not an event about polished perfection—it’s about authenticity, teachability, and real-world impact.

How Speakers Are Chosen

Each speaker was selected not just for reach, but for lived experience and clarity of message. These are people who have done the work, found their voice, and are actively changing conversations around sobriety, belonging, and influence.

Speaker Spotlight: Adam Jablin

Author of the bestselling memoir Lotsaholic, Adam Jablin brings raw honesty to the writing process. His work shows why stories written in the mess—not the polish—are the ones that change lives.

Speaker Spotlight: Elise Bryson

As founder of The Sober Curator, Elise Bryson is redefining sober influence. Through fashion, events, spirituality, and creativity, she’s building a culturally relevant and inclusive sober hub.

Speaker Spotlight: Jake White

Founder of Vibe18, Jake White speaks to thousands of young people each year about prevention, belonging, and connection. His work proves that storytelling reaches people best before they think they need help.

Speaker Spotlight: Tamara

As a podcast coach and producer, Tamara helps creators find clarity and confidence in their message. She supports people in breaking through fear and stigma to build podcasts with purpose.

Special Guest: Annie Grace

Author of This Naked Mind, Annie Grace joins Amplify to share insights on choice-based sobriety, neuroscience, and how writing can reshape the cultural narrative around alcohol.

Additional Voices on Stage

Margy Scholer will guide attendees through identifying and owning the message they’re meant to share, while Laura Nelson will speak on influence, audience clarity, and understanding who you’re really talking to.

Why Being in the Room Matters

Putting yourself in a room like Amplify creates momentum. It unlocks clarity, courage, and unexpected partnerships—especially for those wondering if their sober story is meant to stay private or be shared.

Final Thoughts

The sober storytelling conference Amplify Sober Voices is about more than content. It’s about community, courage, and building what comes next—together.

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