
Meet George and Maggie, two lovable tabby cats whose everyday conversations turn familiar drinking habits into relatable, thought-provoking stories.
Every episode takes a familiar excuse...
…and asks whether it's the circumstance that's calling for a drink — or simply an old habit. Watch, smile, and maybe see a little of yourself in George.

Meet George and Maggie, two lovable tabby cats whose everyday conversations turn familiar drinking habits into relatable, thought-provoking stories.
Every episode takes a familiar excuse...
…and asks whether it's the circumstance that's calling for a drink — or simply an old habit.
Watch, smile, and maybe see a little of yourself in George.
Meet George and Maggie as they introduce themselves and reveal that every evening used to come with another excuse to drink.
George thinks he's earned a beer... but Maggie wonders
if he's really earned something else instead.
George tries to convince Maggie that one beer is harmless until she gently questions the logic.
George thinks he's earned a beer... but Maggie wonders if he's really earned something else instead.
George tries to convince Maggie that one beer is harmless — until she gently questions the logic.
George proudly plans to quit on Monday...
until Maggie points out the little flaw in his plan.
One glance at the time sends George straight
to the refrigerator — almost without thinking.
George proudly plans to quit on Monday... until Maggie points out the little flaw in his plan.
One glance at the time sends George straight to the refrigerator — almost without thinking.
Taking out the trash feels like a huge achievement...
at least according to George.
George reaches for a beer after a rough day, but
Maggie notices something that's true on good days too.
Taking out the trash feels like a huge achievement... at least according to George.
George reaches for a beer after a rough day, but Maggie notices something that's true on good days too.
George is the life of the party — until Maggie walks into
the pub and asks one unforgettable question.
What starts as a trip to the grocery store leads Maggie
to see George's evening routine in a whole new way.
George is the life of the party — until Maggie walks into the pub and asks one unforgettable question.
What starts as a trip to the grocery store leads Maggie to see George's evening routine in a whole new way.
One ordinary evening reveals how easily a habit can
become something you never intended to create.
George finds the perfect excuse to celebrate...
but is it really a celebration?
One ordinary evening reveals how easily a habit can become something you never intended to create.
George finds the perfect excuse to celebrate... but is it really a celebration?
A sunny beach. A couple of beers. What could possibly
go wrong? George and Maggie are about to find out.
George and Maggie have done something good for themselves. Now comes the real test: what happens next?
A sunny beach. A couple of beers. What could possibly go wrong? George and Maggie are about to find out.
George and Maggie have done something good for themselves. Now comes the real test: what happens next?
Sometimes the hardest part of the morning
starts the night before.
George thinks his late arrival at work is forgotten.
Small habits eventually create bigger consequences.
Sometimes the hardest part of the morning starts the night before.
George thinks his late arrival at work is forgotten. Small habits eventually create bigger consequences.
George has one beer too many at a Cats vs. Dogs soccer match, argues with rival fans, and see what happens next!
After embarrassing himself at the soccer match,
George receives a final warning at work...
George has one beer too many at a Cats vs. Dogs soccer match, argues with rival fans, and see what happens next!
After embarrassing himself at the soccer match, George receives a final warning at work...
After one warning too many, George announces he's
finished drinking — but Maggie isn't convinced...
George discovers that changing his mind is easy —
but changing an automatic habit takes a little longer.
After one warning too many, George announces he's finished drinking — but Maggie isn't convinced...
George discovers that changing his mind is easy — but changing an automatic habit takes a little longer.
Sometimes it's easier to spot an old habit
in someone else than it ever was in yourself...
George has found one powerful reason to stay on course
but Maggie is beginning to wonder why she hasn’t.
Sometimes it's easier to spot an old habit in someone else than it ever was in yourself...
George has found one powerful reason to stay on course — but Maggie is beginning to wonder why she hasn’t.
George can see that something is changing —
but Maggie isn’t ready to see it yet.
Maggie said it wasn’t a big deal —
but morning tells a very different story.
George can see that something is changing — but Maggie isn’t ready to see it yet.
Maggie said it wasn’t a big deal — but morning tells a very different story.
Maggie is ready to look for help — but everything she finds
leaves her feeling even more overwhelmed.
Maggie finally finds the kind of help she has been
searching for — but is she ready to accept it?
Maggie is ready to look for help — but everything she finds leaves her feeling even more overwhelmed.
Maggie finally finds the kind of help she has been searching for — but is she ready to accept it?
Maggie said she would come back later — and with
George beside her, “later” has finally arrived.
George and Maggie finally meet Susan —
but one of the Tabbys is feeling a little shy!
Maggie said she would come back later — and with George beside her, “later” has finally arrived.
George and Maggie finally meet Susan — but one of the Tabbys is feeling a little shy!
George and Maggie’s original story may have brought them to Live Better Sober, but their questions haven’t stopped.
In The Tabbys Ask Susan, they ask honest questions about slips, willpower, drinking triggers, self-trust, and learning to live comfortably sober.
Follow them into the next part of their story — and hear Susan’s practical, shame-free answers.
If you've watched all of the episodes, thank you.
George and Maggie may be fictional cats, but the situations they found themselves in are based on real thoughts, real excuses, and real struggles that many of us experience when alcohol quietly becomes part of everyday life.
If you recognized yourself in Maggie, I hope you also recognized something even more important:
Change is possible.
One decision leads to another. One evening leads to the next. And over time, those small choices begin creating a very different life.
The Tabbys were created to make people smile, think, and perhaps see their own drinking habits a little differently.
If these short stories have encouraged you to take the next step, then they've done exactly what they were created to do.
If you'd like practical help applying these ideas to your own life, here are a few places to continue:
Thank you again for spending time with George and Maggie.
I wish you every success on your own journey toward a calmer, healthier, alcohol-free life.
— Susan
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