AA Grapevine, Inc.
AA Grapevine, Inc.
From The Southeast Regional Forum [Season 8, Episode 4]
From The Southeast Regional Forum [Season 8, Episode 4]
From The Southeast Regional Forum [Season 8, Episode 4]
Monday 27th January 2025
Join Don as he explores the Southeast Regional Forum, interviewing key AA members and sharing stories of service and sobriety.
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- The importance of service in maintaining sobriety.
- Understanding the structure and roles within AA.
- Building lasting friendships through AA forums.
- Listener feedback highlights the impact of the podcast.
- Humour and inspiration play key roles in recovery.
It's just a privilege and a great experience to be able to serve Alcoholics Anonymous
In this episode of the AA Grapevine Podcast, roving reporter Don takes us on a journey to the Southeast Regional Forum in Biloxi, Mississippi. Here, he interviews several trusted servants, including past delegate Kenneth, Regional Forum Coordinator Eilleen, Regional Trustee Tom, and General Manager Bob. The episode is filled with personal stories and insights from these dedicated members of Alcoholics Anonymous, highlighting their experiences and roles within the organisation.
You'll hear about the importance of service, the structure of AA, and the camaraderie that forms at these forums. Listener feedback adds an extra layer of connection, with heartfelt messages from Paul, Bill, Alex, and Roman. This episode is a perfect blend of humour, inspiration, and education, making it a must-listen for anyone involved in or curious about AA. So why not take a moment to tune in and find out what makes these forums so special?
You'll come away with a deeper understanding of the AA community and perhaps even a bit of motivation to get more involved yourself.