John M
John M
251- Joe and Charlie (Part 1) Big Book Comes Alive
251- Joe and Charlie (Part 1) Big Book Comes Alive
251- Joe and Charlie (Part 1) Big Book Comes Alive
Friday 5th August 2022
Join Joe and Charlie on 'Sober Speak' as they bring AA's Big Book to life with insights on its history, recovery, and addiction science.
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Sobriety Success Stories
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Get the buttons here!Joe and Charlie: Bringing the Big Book to Life
The very first Alcoholics Anonymous the world has ever seen was a book called Alcoholics Anonymous, and in that book called Alcoholics Anonymous was a story of the first men and women to show us precisely how they recovered from alcoholism.
Imagine sitting down with two of the most knowledgeable voices in Alcoholics Anonymous history. In this episode of 'Sober Speak', host John M is joined by Joe and Charlie, who bring their deep understanding of AA's origins to the table. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a lively conversation filled with personal anecdotes and reflections that make the Big Book come alive.
Joe and Charlie share their unique perspectives on the early days of AA, exploring the fellowship's crucial role in recovery and the intense commitment required by the program. They dive into key elements like the Doctor's Opinion and Bill's Story, providing fresh insights that are both enlightening and practical. One standout moment is their discussion on the chemical reactions in an alcoholic's body, shedding light on the science behind addiction.
Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, this episode offers a blend of history, personal stories, and scientific insights that will resonate deeply. Tune in for an engaging and informative journey through the foundational elements of Alcoholics Anonymous.