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Auteur(s): Carl Radke
Narrateur(s): Carl Radke
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For fans of raw celebrity memoirs, Bravo Summer House star Carl Radke gives listeners a look into his unfiltered journey of recovery, resilience and transformation.

“In Cake Eater, Carl Radke invites us into a deeply personal journey through loss, growth, and finding hope again. It’s an honest, heartfelt reminder that healing takes time and self-compassion, but it’s within reach.”—Lori Gottlieb, Bestselling author of Maybe You Should Talk To Someone and New York Times "Ask The Therapist" columnist

Sober Carl isn’t fun—or is he?

Carl Radke’s path from reality TV’s party-loving star to a life centered around recovery has been anything but straightforward. Famous for his role on Summer House, Carl’s journey in the spotlight has forced him to confront personal battles under public scrutiny. Beyond the cameras, he’s faced struggles with addiction, the weight of toxic masculinity, the heartbreaking loss of his brother and a quest to find real joy in a world that equates fun with alcohol.

In this candid memoir, Carl opens up about a side of his life few have seen. With unfiltered honesty, he takes listeners through the highs and lows, from career shifts and family dynamics to finding peace in his recovery. Each chapter dives into the hard-earned lessons he’s gathered, proving that life can be fulfilling—even without a drink. His story shows that fun and authenticity aren’t only compatible with sobriety; they can thrive because of it.

Whether processing grief, navigating sober relationships or confronting the public’s perceptions, Carl’s journey is one of resilience, growth and self-discovery. Through vulnerability and humor, Carl redefines “fun,” reminding listeners that the most meaningful transformations come from within. This memoir is a must-hear for anyone seeking the courage to redefine their own path.

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Editorial Review

Let him eat his cake!
To be told you’re no fun when you’re sober would feel like a gut punch. However, Bravo’s Summer House star Carl Radke is proving the naysayers wrong. In his new memoir, Radke gives the raw, honest backstory of his life lived away from the camera. He’s showing up and showing out to prove that his journey toward sober living will not be in vain. I really enjoyed learning more about the man, but also better understanding what I’ve seen on the show as well. From the impactful moments and relationships he’s experienced, often to his own detriment, to his ongoing journey of self-discovery and improvement, Carl is offering fans honesty like never before. —Nicole R., Audible Editor

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This book has truly inspired me, listening to carls journey I could relate on so many levels and have been through a lot of the same struggles and traumas with losing a loved one.

Inspiring

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It’s so nice to hear more of the story, it’s relatable in such a drinking centred culture. thank you for your strength and courage Carl!

a powerful memoir

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Carl Radke shows us what emotional maturity looks like when it’s not being “performed”. He doesn’t rush to defend himself or rewrite the past. He doesn’t weaponize vulnerability or therapy language. He allows the truth to stand on its own, even when that choice costs him in the short term. That kind of restraint takes real strength, the kind we don’t acknowledge enough and mistake for weakness.

His sobriety journey and the loss of his brother mirror parts of my own life, navigating recovery, grief, and learning how to live after losing people you thought would always be there. We’re the same age, and watching him over the years has genuinely influenced how I choose to move through the world. This book deepened that understanding and reminded me that healing isn’t loud or performative. It’s usually quiet, lonely, and deeply brave.

What I admire most is that he never needs to make someone else the villain in order to honor his own experience. That choice, made repeatedly, is integrity.

This book is for anyone. It’s for people learning how to trust themselves again, how to stand in their own clarity, and how to move forward without becoming hardened. It’s for anyone who wants to live with restraint, honesty, and self-respect in a world that often rewards the opposite.

Five stars for integrity, restraint, and quiet courage

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Just a little boring, I wish he would have taken some more time to give us more stories.

Meh

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