Voices of Experience: Old Timers at the 22nd Australian AA Convention
This is the way this thing happened in Those Days and thank god we've still got a lot of it around The Day, but it's made the greatest single inch in my life, I believe, when I came to alcoholics man, a hopeless, chronic alcoholic, sick with booze, really sick.
Step into a time capsule and experience the wisdom of Old Timers from the 22nd Australian Convention held in Armidale back in April 1982. This episode of Sober Cast is a treasure trove of heartfelt stories and reflections from the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous. Imagine sitting in a room filled with individuals who have walked the long road of recovery, sharing their trials, triumphs, and the unwavering power of community.
The recording, despite its age, is impressively clear, adding an authentic touch to the tales being told. The speakers delve into their personal journeys, offering raw and honest insights into what it took to stay sober in those formative years. They talk about the vital role of love, support, and accountability within the AA community. These narratives are not just about the struggles; they are about the victories and the hope that comes with every step towards sobriety.
Listeners will find themselves drawn into these stories, feeling a deep connection to the shared experiences and the timeless wisdom being imparted. This episode is more than just a historical record; it's a reminder of the enduring strength found in fellowship and the shared journey of recovery. Whether you're part of the AA community or simply interested in the history and evolution of recovery programs, this episode offers a poignant look at how far we've come.
Tune in to hear voices from the past that still resonate with hope and resilience today.