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AA founder Bill W speaking in Atlanta in 1951 (Repost)
AA founder Bill W speaking in Atlanta in 1951 (Repost)
AA founder Bill W speaking in Atlanta in 1951 (Repost)
Tuesday 18th August 2020
Listen to AA founder Bill W's 1951 talk in Atlanta on Sober Cast. Discover the origins and enduring impact of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Get the buttons here!Bill W's 1951 Atlanta Talk: A Glimpse into AA's Beginnings
My old friend, the doctor, looked at me rather sadly, for he had had hope in my case. And I says, doctor, this time I've got something.
Step back in time to 1951 and join AA founder Bill W as he shares his story in Atlanta. This episode of Sober Cast features an hour and 20 minutes of Bill W's reflections on his personal battle with alcoholism and the birth of Alcoholics Anonymous. Despite the vintage recording, you'll find it quite listenable, with just a few brief moments of buzz and hum.
Bill W's talk is a treasure trove for anyone curious about AA's roots and the man behind the movement. He opens up about the importance of community and shared experiences in recovery, shedding light on the challenges of staying sober and the pivotal role of spirituality. His words provide a unique window into the early days of AA, illustrating how collective support can be a powerful force in overcoming addiction.
Whether you're new to sobriety, a long-time member of AA, or simply interested in the history of this life-changing organization, this episode offers valuable insights. Bill W's journey is not just about quitting drinking; it's about building a community that continues to help millions around the world. Tune in to hear the legacy of service and hope that still resonates today.