The Legacy of AA: Unpacking the Big Book with Recovery Crone
And I want you to feel just as curious and just as passionate about like: how the fuck did Nicole get from throwing this book across the room to giving me this impassioned speech about aa and the big book and how she can get out of bed in the morning because it's just a good day, you know, and that's what I'm hoping to share with you This Weekend.
Ever wondered about the roots of Alcoholics Anonymous and how its foundational text, the AA Big Book, came to be? In this episode of the Recovery Crone Podcast, the host, with her extensive experience in sobriety, dives deep into the history and significance of the AA Big Book. She shares her insights from leading a Big Book Workshop, reflecting on how the principles of AA have shaped her own journey and continue to influence countless others.
The episode sheds light on the origins of AA, tracing back to the beliefs of the Oxford Group and the pivotal experiences of Bill W. and Dr. Bob. Recovery Crone explores how these early influences molded the six-step program that eventually evolved into the twelve steps we know today. She doesn't shy away from discussing tough topics like cross-addiction, perfectionism, and shame, offering a compassionate perspective that resonates with anyone on a recovery path.
This episode isn't just a history lesson; it's a heartfelt exploration of recovery as an ongoing journey, encouraging listeners to embrace their process with curiosity and passion. Tune in for an engaging, informative, and deeply personal look at the legacy of AA and its enduring impact on recovery.