Damon Frank & Kristina Dennis
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Recovery This Week: Why Politics & AA is a bad mix, and what did Jelly Roll just say?
Recovery This Week: Why Politics & AA is a bad mix, and what did Jelly Roll just say?
Recovery This Week: Why Politics & AA is a bad mix, and what did Jelly Roll just say?
Friday 8th November 2024
Damon Frank and Shauna McKenna Vick discuss why politics and AA are a bad mix and debate Jelly Roll's controversial statements about sobriety.
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Episode Overview
- Political discussions can disrupt the primary purpose of AA meetings.
- Neutral spaces are crucial for welcoming newcomers to recovery.
- Jelly Roll's statements about sobriety highlight the dangers of substituting one addiction for another.
- Maintaining true sobriety requires avoiding all addictive substances.
- Support systems and inclusive environments are key to successful recovery.
"Mixing politics with AA meetings can cheat newcomers out of the solution they desperately need", says Shauna.
Ever wondered why mixing politics and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) might be a recipe for disaster? In this episode of The Recovered Life Show, hosts Damon Frank and Shauna McKenna Vick dive into this contentious topic, discussing how political discussions can derail the primary purpose of AA meetings – helping people stay sober. They share anecdotes about the impact of political debates on newcomers and the importance of maintaining a neutral space where everyone feels welcome, regardless of their political beliefs.
The episode also touches on the controversial statements made by Jelly Roll regarding his sobriety, sparking a heated discussion about what it truly means to be sober. Shauna doesn't hold back as she critiques Jelly Roll's loose interpretation of sobriety, emphasising the dangers of substituting one addiction for another. Damon and Shauna's candid conversation is both engaging and thought-provoking, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating their own recovery journey.
Whether you're struggling with sobriety, supporting a loved one, or simply interested in the dynamics of recovery communities, this episode has something for you. Tune in to hear Damon and Shauna's take on these hot-button issues and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of staying sober in today's world.