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Joe A. AA Male

Thursday 13th March 2025

Joe A. shares his heartfelt and humorous journey through alcoholism and recovery, highlighting the importance of community and support in AA.
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62 minutes
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Honest
Humorous
Supportive
Hopeful

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Joe A.'s Journey: From Chaos to Clarity in AA

Episode Overview

  • The importance of community and support in AA.
  • Humorous and relatable anecdotes from Joe's journey.
  • The impact of alcoholism on family dynamics.
  • Joe's reflections on fatherhood and sobriety.
  • Encouragement for newcomers in AA.
If you want AA and sobriety more than anything in the world, you're wanted, needed, loved and respected here.
Joe A. brings a heartfelt and often humorous account of his journey through alcoholism and recovery in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. From the moment he thanks the St. Louis AA community for their warm hospitality, you'll feel his genuine gratitude and sense of belonging.
Joe's story is filled with relatable moments and vivid anecdotes, including a hilarious tale about his kids' reaction to his past drunken escapades and the touching support he received from fellow AA members during a claustrophobic trip up the St. Louis Arch. He candidly shares his struggles with trust, family dynamics, and the impact of alcoholism on his life, all while highlighting the importance of community and support in the AA program.
Joe's reflections on being a father, his relationship with his parents, and the transformative power of the AA Big Book offer a mix of laughter, tears, and valuable insights. His message to newcomers is clear: if you want sobriety more than anything, you're wanted, needed, loved, and respected in AA. This episode is a testament to the power of shared experiences and the hope that recovery brings.