Sobriety Sucks
Sobriety Sucks
Dr. Bob's Nightmare Alley
Dr. Bob's Nightmare Alley
Dr. Bob's Nightmare Alley
Saturday 5th February 2022
Jack and Meredith dissect 'Nightmare Alley', exploring its AA themes and the author's personal recovery journey. Tune in for an insightful discussion.
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Get the buttons here!Nightmare Alley: A Hidden AA Story
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Ever wondered how a movie can mirror the journey of recovery? In this episode of 'Sobriety Sucks', Jack and Meredith dive into the fascinating connections between the film 'Nightmare Alley' and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). The hosts take a closer look at the personal history of the novel's author, William Lindsay Gresham, who was deeply involved in the AA program when he penned the story.
They explore how the film's characters represent various aspects of recovery, making it a surprisingly insightful AA narrative. Meredith also shares her candid thoughts on Twitter, while Jack offers a deep dive into Gresham's life and struggles. This episode isn't just about a movie; it's about understanding the nuances of recovery through the lens of media. If you're curious about how therapy and change are portrayed in films versus real life, this discussion is for you.
Jack and Meredith bring their trademark humor and honesty, making complex topics accessible and engaging. Tune in for a unique blend of film critique and recovery wisdom that might just change how you see both.