Living Sober Sucks By Mark A. Tuschel   

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About the radio show:

The show is fully produced and ready for air-play. Show includes interviews with authors and many other "former" drunks who have turned their life around using some of the simple startegies that Mark speaks about. Caller interaction and email questions are answered. Entertaining, humorous, informative, thought provoking and unconventional.

"Living Sober Sucks" Radio show.

Show outline and uniqueness to the competition:

One hour show based on the successful book: Living Sober Sucks (but living drunk sucks more).

Most recovery shows are strictly religious based, 12-step system programs. Living Sober Sucks is a welcome alternative to the conventional system of controlling alcohol addiction. This show is honest and raw without giving the listener false hopes and expectations. It gives tangible and real-life examples of how to eliminate guilt, rebuild self-esteem, discover creativity, repair damaged relationships and overcome the stigma of being a “recovered alcoholic.”

Getting sober is easy – living sober and maintaining sobriety is the hard part. Living Sober Sucks explores and describes a different way to approach maintaining sobriety.

The show includes listener calls and questions, interviews with other authors, professionals and successful reinvented alcoholics.

Social mission of show:

Promote open dialogue and discuss ways of living sober. To empower the listener to take control of their own sobriety so they can enjoy a normal, fully engaged life. Help problem drinkers discover their own sense of willpower and be proud of what they are able to accomplish for themselves.

The audience:

It is estimated that there are more than twenty million alcoholics in the United State. I have identified four distinct listener groups for this show. Be it good or bad, none of these groups are an endangered species.

• Active Alcoholics: Those who know that they must change and are searching for ideas. They want to find the quickest and easiest way out.
• Recovering Alcoholics: This group wants as much information as possible to help them get or keep their drinking under control. They want to be knowledgeable of every technique available to maintain their sobriety.
• The Disenchanted: This group has been through AA or other recovery systems. They have either found that these systems weren’t a good fit for them or they continue to relapse and struggle with functioning outside of the group environment.
• Concerned Parties: This group includes spouses, partners, friends and relatives of an alcoholic. They will listen to this show as a way to further their own understanding of the workings of an alcoholic’s mind.

The Host:

Mark A. Tuschel is the author of Living Sober Sucks (but living drunk sucks more). He is a PhD – Previously heavy Drinker. Mark has over 4-3/4 years of sobriety without a relapse. He has experienced the struggles of sobriety. He is not a prohibition lunatic; he openly admits he misses his old friend alcohol. He realizes that his drunken lifestyle was completely his own choice and drinking will not improve his life or his chances for a better future. Accepting this precept is why he chooses to remain sober. He has counseled and worked with hundreds of other recovering alcoholics.

Mark has been involved in radio broadcast for over 20 years. Starting as an on-air DJ in Milwaukee, WI., then producing comedy for All-Star Radio, ACN (American Comedy Network), ESPN Radio, Animal Radio Network and more. He currently performs cartoon character voice work from his home studio. He is also the author of The Malingerer’s Handbook, along with being the founder and author of the website www.FreeDivorceSupportForMen.com

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