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Episode 910: Walking Through The Lanugage of The Heart Episode #86
Episode 910: Walking Through The Lanugage of The Heart Episode #86
Episode 910: Walking Through The Lanugage of The Heart Episode #86
Friday 18th October 2024
Chris S. and Monty Meyer explore Bill W.'s 1961 Grapevine essay, discussing AA's history, principles, and leadership transitions.
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Episode Overview
- Bill W.'s reflections on AA's history and evolution.
- The importance of learning from past mistakes.
- Practical examples of avoiding controversy in AA groups.
- Bill W.'s decision to step back from active leadership.
- The significance of staying true to AA's principles.
We have met the enemy and they are us.
Take a walk down memory lane with Chris S. and Monty Dale Meyer, aka the Monty’man, as they explore the writings of Alcoholics Anonymous co-founder Bill W. in this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio. The duo dives into Bill’s Grapevine essays, specifically focusing on his 1961 piece, 'Again at the Crossroads'. This episode sheds light on Bill's reflections on the history and evolution of AA, emphasising the importance of learning from past mistakes to avoid future pitfalls.
With anecdotes about the Washingtonians and their downfall due to losing their purpose, Chris and Monty highlight the significance of staying true to AA's principles and traditions. Monty shares a personal story about avoiding controversy in his home group, illustrating the practical application of AA's teachings in everyday situations. The episode also touches on Bill's decision to step back from active leadership, ensuring AA's growth and stability by passing the torch to the next generation.
Chris and Monty’s banter brings a light-hearted touch to these profound topics, making it an engaging listen for anyone interested in recovery and the history of AA. Don't miss out on this insightful journey through AA's past and its implications for the present and future.