Agent X
Agent X
S4 E6 Into action with OG Amy
S4 E6 Into action with OG Amy
S4 E6 Into action with OG Amy
Sunday 3rd March 2024
Agent X and OG Amy discuss the plain language Big Book, 12 Steps, and their personal journeys in AA. Honest, raw, and sometimes humorous.
67 minutes
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Author:
Agent X
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Categories:
Recovery with AA
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- The importance of the plain language Big Book in making AA accessible.
- Daily practices of the 12 Steps are crucial for maintaining sobriety.
- Controversies within AA can spark meaningful discussions.
- Finding a sponsor who aligns with your recovery goals is vital.
- Spiritual principles guide long-term sobriety.
I stayed sober due to spite because I wanted to prove it wrong.
In this episode of 'That's NOT in the book!', Agent X sits down with OG Amy to discuss the plain language Big Book and the journey of recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Agent X, known for their fiery passion and unfiltered honesty, shares stories of clashing with 'Big Book thumpers' and the often contentious debates within AA.
OG Amy brings her own experiences from upstate New York, where identifying as 'recovered' isn't common even among those who have read the Big Book. Together, they dive into the nuances of the 12 Steps, the importance of fellowship, and the daily practices that keep them sober. They also touch on the controversial topic of the plain language Big Book and how it’s been received within the AA community.
The conversation is a mix of humour, raw honesty, and deep reflections on what it means to truly recover. If you're looking for a candid and sometimes provocative take on AA and recovery, this episode is for you. Agent X and OG Amy don’t hold back, making it a compelling listen for anyone on their own journey to sobriety or supporting someone who is.