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Are You a Big Book Douchebag? w/ That Gay Crowd
Are You a Big Book Douchebag? w/ That Gay Crowd
Are You a Big Book Douchebag? w/ That Gay Crowd
Monday 5th February 2024
Join John, Jane, and That Gay Crowd as they explore the quirks of 'Big Book Douchebags' in AA. Humorous and insightful discussions await!
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102 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the term 'Big Book Douchebag' and its implications.
- How rigid interpretations of the Big Book can hinder recovery.
- The balance between humour and serious discussion in recovery.
- Personal stories from AA members about their experiences.
- The importance of flexibility and understanding in sponsorship.
It's always the guy with like 20 plus years who thinks he's ascended to this different state of book knowledge.
Ever wondered if you're a 'Big Book Douchebag'? This episode of 'A Podcast Greater Than Yourself' dives into this intriguing and somewhat humorous topic with the guest, That Gay Crowd. Hosts John Barleycorn and Jane lead the conversation, exploring the often misunderstood and sometimes irritating behaviours associated with this label. They discuss the signs, symptoms, and the impact these 'Big Book Douchebags' have on the Alcoholics Anonymous community.
The episode is filled with candid anecdotes, light-hearted banter, and genuine reflections on recovery and spirituality. It's not just about poking fun; there's a deeper conversation about how rigid interpretations of AA's Big Book can sometimes hinder rather than help those seeking sobriety. The hosts and their guest share personal experiences, making the discussion relatable and engaging.
Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the dynamics within AA, this episode offers a mix of humour and insight. Don't miss out on this entertaining yet thought-provoking chat that might just change how you view the Big Book.