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Andy Ramage Podcast

A warm, in-person conversation series exploring what happens when you remove alcohol and make space for real life. Each episode invites a guest into the room for an unhurried, human chat that goes far beyond quick tips and surface talk.

Podcast · By Andy Ramage · English · Official site

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    12 Hours Drunk or One Spiritual Experience (opens the original)

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    Have you ever looked back at your drinking days through rose-tinted beer goggles and wondered whether you’re missing out? Even after more than a decade alcohol-free, I still occasionally experience those little moments that make me wonder. But what if the story our mind is telling us isn’t quite the full story? In this episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage , I explore FOMO, nostalgia and those moments when alcohol can suddenly seem appealing again. I also share an experience that gave me a compl

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Not Addicted To Alcohol, We're In The Middle Lane! (opens the original)

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    For a long time, the conversation around alcohol felt incredibly black and white. But what about everyone who sits somewhere in between? Years ago, I started using the term “middle lane” to describe my own relationship with alcohol, and it went on to resonate with far more people than I could ever have imagined. In this episode, I explore what it really means to be a middle lane drinker, why our relationship with alcohol isn't always easy to define, and why there might be another way to think ab

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Why You Have A Thinking Problem, Not A Drinking Problem (opens the original)

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    For most people in what I call the middle lane , changing your relationship with alcohol isn't really about having a drinking problem. It's about having a thinking problem . Over the years, we build beliefs around alcohol. It's fun. It helps me relax. It helps me socialise. But how often do we stop and ask whether those beliefs are actually still true? Maybe alcohol felt fun when you were 19. But 10, 20 or 30 years later, when it's bringing tiredness, grumpiness, hangovers, anxiety, shame and re

  4. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    Brad Pitt Is Back On The Booze - My Views! (opens the original)

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    Brad Pitt is reportedly drinking again after around seven years of sobriety, and as you can imagine, everyone has an opinion. So, I thought I'd share mine. For me, this isn't about judging or shaming someone for making a personal choice. We're all wonderfully unique, and our relationship with alcohol is deeply personal. What works for one person might be completely wrong for another. But when someone as famous and influential as Brad changes their relationship with alcohol, it can have an impact

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Why Moderators Are Liars (opens the original)

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    Moderation sounds like the sensible middle ground. One or two drinks, stay in control, and carry on. But I think there's a problem with that story. For me, moderation means wanting more of something but using willpower to force yourself to have less. And when willpower inevitably runs low, one drink can become two, two can become five, and suddenly we're wondering what went wrong. In this episode, I unpack why I believe moderation creates more mental noise than freedom, how confirmation bias con

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