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Episode 966: What the Heck Are Outside Issues?
Episode 966: What the Heck Are Outside Issues?
Episode 966: What the Heck Are Outside Issues?
Monday 24th March 2025
Dive into what counts as an 'outside issue' in recovery meetings with Monty'man and guests. Expect laughs, insights, and practical advice.
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Episode Overview
- Understand what qualifies as an outside issue in Twelve Step meetings.
- Learn how to keep discussions relevant and focused on recovery.
- Hear humorous takes on common meeting topics.
- Discover the importance of sticking to Twelve Step principles.
- Get practical advice on avoiding controversial topics in meetings.
If the alcoholic in a meeting says something like, I can't get my dog to go outside, well that's an outside issue. Until they add, and it makes me want to drink.
Ever wondered what qualifies as an 'outside issue' in Twelve Step meetings? Episode 966 of Take 12 Recovery Radio dives into this hot topic with Monty Dale Meyer, aka the Monty'man, leading the discussion. This special episode brings together a lively group including Denver, Anthony, Naomi, and Dave Fleming. The conversation takes a humorous turn as they navigate through what constitutes an outside issue, from politics to personal pet peeves.
The episode also touches on the importance of sticking to the principles of the Twelve Steps and avoiding controversial topics that could derail the focus of meetings. With a mix of personal anecdotes and broader reflections, this episode offers a light-hearted yet meaningful exploration of maintaining the integrity of recovery spaces. Tune in for some laughs, insightful moments, and a better understanding of what should and shouldn't be discussed in your next meeting.