AA's Digital Revolution: Dan S. on Embracing Change and Tradition
Plenty, plenty of new customs and practices in the fellowship. Thank god that it's happening now, I think, to the benefit of most of us.
Imagine navigating the journey of sobriety while balancing the old-school charm of face-to-face meetings with the digital age's virtual connections. In this episode of 'AA Real Talk', host Dan S. dives into the forward of the fourth edition of the Big Book, shedding light on how Alcoholics Anonymous has evolved since its third edition.
With a keen eye on the growing membership and the fresh customs that have emerged, Dan explores how AA has adapted to modern times without losing its core values. He doesn't shy away from discussing the tricky terrain of political differences and unruly meetings, offering a candid look at the hurdles members face today.
But it's not all challenges; Dan highlights the silver linings too, like the rise of Zoom meetings and the supportive online communities that have flourished, especially in recent times. Drawing from his own experiences, he provides heartfelt reflections and practical insights, making this episode a treasure trove for anyone touched by addiction. Whether you're a long-time member or new to the fellowship, Dan's blend of tradition and technology offers a refreshing perspective on staying connected and committed to recovery.