John M
John M
117- Jimmy D- History of Alcoholics Anonymous
117- Jimmy D- History of Alcoholics Anonymous
117- Jimmy D- History of Alcoholics Anonymous
Friday 31st January 2020
Dive into AA's early history and the creation of the Big Book with Jimmy D in this engaging episode of Sober Speak.
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Get the buttons here!Jimmy D's Captivating Tales: The Birth of the Big Book and AA's Early Days
Maybe more importantly than the orders, the inquiries came from thousands and thousands of people who wanted to know what we did to stay sober.
Ever wondered how Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) came to be? In this fascinating episode of 'Sober Speak', Jimmy D takes listeners on a journey through the early history of AA and the creation of its cornerstone, the Big Book. With a knack for storytelling, Jimmy shares lesser-known anecdotes and intriguing facts that shed light on how AA was first codified and why it has had such a lasting impact.
From the pivotal roles of Bill Wilson and Lois Burnham to the formation of the first black AA group in St. Louis, this episode is rich with historical insights. Jimmy also explores the role of God in AA's foundation, the importance of anonymity, and the powerful bond of sponsorship that helps members stay sober. He even touches on the international conventions that foster a sense of global community among those in recovery.
Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, Jimmy's recounting offers a deeper appreciation for the program's roots and its transformative power.