"Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity."


12 Steps of Recovery

Step 2: 12&12

A limited podcast series from a recovered alcoholic named Ilya. These clear-cut directions to permanent sobriety are 100% ad-free.

Introducing: 12 Steps of Recovery

Dr. William D. Silkworth, a chief physician at a nationally prominent hospital writes a letter endorsing the 12 Steps.

Step 1: The Doctors Opinion

An examination about the problem and the obsession of the alcoholic mind.

Step 1: More About Alcoholism

"We admitted we were powerless over alcohol―that our lives had become unmanageable."


Step 1: 12&12

An examination about the solution and the obsession of the alcoholic mind.

Steps 1&2: There is a Solution

An examination about spirituality, lack of power & insanity.


Step 2: We Agnostics

An examination on how to make a decision to proceed with ALL 12 Steps of the program.

Step 3: How It Works

"Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him."


Step 3: 12&12

An examination about the inventory process and why it is necessary (Part 1).

Step 4: How It Works (Resentments)

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12 Steps of Recovery is a limited podcast series helping alcoholics &amp; addicts understand the Big Book (4th ed.) and Twelve Steps &amp; Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in order to achieve permanent sobriety. Each ad-free episode examines a Step from the literature—and Ilya shares his experience, strength, and hope as it relates to the reading. Because everybody deserves a real chance at staying sober!

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Step 2: 12&12

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Introducing: 12 Steps of Recovery

Step 1: The Doctors Opinion

Step 1: More About Alcoholism

Step 1: 12&12

Steps 1&2: There is a Solution

Step 2: We Agnostics

Step 2: 12&12

Step 3: How It Works

Step 3: 12&12

Step 4: How It Works (Resentments)