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Bill Schaberg the sequal - 4 years after Writing the Big Book:The Creation of AA
Bill Schaberg the sequal - 4 years after Writing the Big Book:The Creation of AA
Bill Schaberg the sequal - 4 years after Writing the Big Book:The Creation of AA
Wednesday 20th September 2023
Join Bill Schaberg and Joe C on Rebellion Dogs Radio as they uncover new insights into AA's history and discuss its evolving culture.
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Episode Overview
- Exploring the history of AA and the 12-step culture
- Speculating on the evolution of AA culture and the changing landscape of AA meetings
- Shedding light on the writing process and the order of chapters in the Big Book
- Challenging traditional narratives and offering new insights into AA's history
- Gaining a deeper understanding of AA's relevance in today's recovery landscape
So, if you're into new things in a new way, you're going to love this, or it might just make you love the other one better. As mentioned, go to YouTube and search Bill Schaberg, S-C-H-A-B-E-R-G, or it's youtube.com slash at Bill Schaberg 8911. We've got a link on our page, and that's got all of the YouTube stuff for writing the big book, The Creation of AA.
Imagine diving into the rich, complex history of Alcoholics Anonymous with someone who has spent over a decade unearthing its secrets. In this episode of Rebellion Dogs Radio, host Joe C reconnects with Bill Schaberg, the meticulous researcher and author behind 'Writing the Big Book: The Creation of Alcoholics Anonymous'. Four years after their initial conversation, Bill and Joe are back to explore fresh insights and untold stories that have emerged since the book's publication.
Listeners are in for a treat as Bill shares revelations from his continued research into AA's early days. Ever wondered how the cultural influences of the 1930s shaped the 12-step program? Or what hidden gems might be lurking in Bill W's personal library? This episode dives into these intriguing questions, offering a fascinating look at how AA's foundational texts were influenced by the popular New Thought books of the time.
But it's not just about dusty old books and historical facts. Bill and Joe also reflect on their own recovery journeys, discussing how AA culture has evolved over the years and what the future might hold for its members. They touch on the growing acceptance of agnostics and atheists within AA, highlighted by events like the International Conference of Secular AA (ICSAA).
These discussions make this episode not just a history lesson, but a relevant exploration of how AA continues to adapt and grow. Whether you're a long-time member of AA, new to recovery, or simply curious about the origins of one of the world's most influential recovery programs, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and thought-provoking dialogue. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that bridges the past and present of Alcoholics Anonymous.