AA Podcast
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Danny T sober in 1968 speaking in 2003
Danny T sober in 1968 speaking in 2003
Danny T sober in 1968 speaking in 2003
Tuesday 14th January 2025
Danny T shares his humorous and moving journey from 1968 to 2003, highlighting the transformative power of AA. A must-listen for inspiration and laughter.
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Episode Overview
- Danny T's early struggles with alcoholism and his journey to sobriety.
- The humorous and authentic stories from his life.
- The role of AA in transforming his life.
- The importance of community and support systems in recovery.
- Lessons learned about personal growth and resilience.
If you leave this program, you will die, go insane, or go to jail.
In this episode of Sober Cast, Danny T shares his journey from his early days of sobriety in 1968 to his reflections in 2003. Hailing from Chatsworth, CA, Danny’s storytelling is both humorous and deeply moving. The episode kicks off with two ten-minute speakers who set the stage for Danny’s main talk. His candid and often funny anecdotes about his struggles and triumphs with alcohol addiction offer a raw and authentic glimpse into his life.
Danny’s story is not just about the hardships; it’s also about the community he found in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and how it helped him turn his life around. From being sentenced to AA meetings by a judge to finding a sense of belonging and purpose, Danny’s experiences highlight the transformative power of support groups. His message is clear: no matter how deep you’re in, there’s always a way out with the right help and mindset.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and a good laugh while navigating their own path to sobriety.