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Emilie is an artist living in Chicago. She spends her time acting, making music, reading tarot, and producing the WBEZ podcast "PleasureTown." Keep up with her at www.emiliemodaff.com
07-26-18 | By Emilie Modaff
Anthony Bourdain. Robert Downey Jr. Whitney Houston. Demi Lovato. You know these names, you hear when celebrities relapse, and you know their stories (thanks intrusive media!), and maybe you know first hand the struggle of addiction. When Celebrities Relapse Overdoses and deaths as a result of addiction remind us that money and power don’t secure … Continued
11-21-17 | By Emilie Modaff
The incredible thing about my sobriety has been its effect on my artistic process. What a damn relief to see a project through to the end. That never happened before. My greatest talent was not finishing what I started. And what a blessing to be able to appreciate others’ growth and success. To watch my … Continued
04-28-17 | By Emilie Modaff
Prior to getting sober, I couldn’t imagine spending a Chicago summer without drugs and alcohol. Summer in Chicago is sweet solace after months of dodging ice falling from skyscrapers, wearing two layers of thermal leggings under your pants, and contemplating moving to the West Coast every other day. All of my summers here have revolved … Continued
01-27-17 | By Emilie Modaff
“Don’t think of it as weak-Don’t think of any, any form of mental health medical procedure as an admission of weakness. If your leg is broken you put a splint on it. Nobody says like, ‘Hey pussy. What are you wearing that splint for?’ you broke your leg. You need help, and there’s nothing wrong … Continued
01-18-17 | By Emilie Modaff
First and foremost: It is not your responsibility to censor yourself or change your behavior in order to be an ally to your sober friend. Our sobriety is our responsibility. However, if you choose to be an ally here are some ways to do so: DO Educate Yourself There are dozens of misconceptions about the … Continued
