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You do not want to miss Bruce’s Experience, Strength and Hope; he's a natural speaker with the ability to articulate the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous with direct and potent truths. His artistry of perspective, rooted in the literature, delivers hope through the action of the steps and the living of the principles.Sobriety Date: 11/11/2018Referred by: Mark D. (Episode #281 & #310)InstagramFacebook

Mark did “sober” for 6 years without the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. He knows what dry looks and feels like, and that’s why he’s willing to do whatever it takes each day to stay in hope and not fear. Mark does the deal—he shows up, he helps others, and he continues to heal.Sobriety Date: 6/14/2004Referred by: Mark D. (Episode #281 & #310)InstagramFacebook

In this special edition, Mark D. (Episode #281) presents a history lesson on Dr. Bob and Anne Smith. With 40 years sober, he passionately shares his knowledge and experience from the birthplace of Alcoholics Anonymous, where his first meeting and home group happen to be among the very first AA meetings.Reading List and info from Mark D.Suggested Reading list of the 1940’s- When new people came into AA in the 1940’s it was strongly suggested that they read these books.  The Alcoholics Anonymous Book came out in 1939 and they weren’t even sure that the Alcoholics Anonymous Book would work.  They knew that all the rest of the books on the list did.  They insighted change of character and helped one find God.  Alcoholics Anonymous The Holy Bible (Book of James, Matthew and Corinthians)The Greatest Thing in the World, Henry DrummondThe Unchanging Friend, a series (Bruce Publishing Co., Milwaukee) As a Man Thinketh, James AllenThe Sermon on the Mount, Emmet FoxThe Self You Have to Live With, Winfred RhoadesPsychology of Christian Personality, Ernest M. Ligon  Abundant Living, E. Stanley JonesThe Man Nobody Knows, Bruce BartonInstagramFacebook

Alcoholic-Addict Julie shares her miracle of recovery and her overwhelming love for Alcoholics Anonymous—a story that will reach the depths of the suffering and offer a glimpse of hope, a possibility that there is another way, another life available . . .Sobriety Date: 8/22/2017Referred by: Amber H. (Episode #305)InstagramFacebook

Sherri is a dedicated member of Alcoholics Anonymous and has been for nearly 40 yrs. In this story, Sherri brings a wisdom that only “in the ring” living experience can surface. She recently lost her son to this disease, and demonstrates the principles of this program right before our eyes. This one is not to be skipped.Sobriety Date: 1/13/1987Referred by: AnonymousInstagramFacebook

Sue got clean and sober at only 20 years of age. Her approach to the program is simple—there is absolutely no room for doubt. Sue knows she will die without AA, and so for more than 20 years now, she has never had a gap in her program. Sue is a quiet member of the “no matter what” club, setting an example for everyone else in the rooms. Sobriety Date: 8/14/2003Referred by: Tara V. (Episode #54)InstagramFacebook

Jennifer shares her Experience, Strength, and Hope with a subtle yet potent wisdom. After a difficult childhood led to a difficult life, she found sobriety by embracing simple tools and committing to staying uncomfortable—no matter how hard it got. Jennifer's willingness to walk through the discomfort has rocketed her into the 4th dimension. Sobriety Date: 4/4/2024Referred by: Amber H. (Episode #305)InstagramFacebook

Amber shares her miracle of recovery in this heartfelt share. Having recently navigated some of the hardest years of sobriety, she dug deeper into the program, the people, and her faith. Today, Amber is coming through the other side with her head held high and her heart firmly grounded in God.Sobriety Date: 4/15/2014Referred by: Joel W. (Episode #301)InstagramFacebook

John shares his Experience, Strength and Hope in this poignant story of how he came to a moment of clarity, which brought him to a moment of reckoning, which brought him to a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. This was more than 25 years ago. Today, John lives a life that is full of peace and empty of suffering. Sobriety Date: 12/18/2000Referred by: Jim T. (Episode #303)InstagramFacebook

Jim is an alcoholic whose solution was always alcohol. It gave him the ease and comfort he couldn't find anywhere else—until it didn’t. After several starts and stops in Alcoholics Anonymous, Jim found his way back and today has more than 15 years of sobriety.  Sobriety Date: 09/15/2010Referred by: Joel (Episode #301)InstagramFacebook