AA Grapevine, Inc.
AA Grapevine, Inc.
Sober Since Disco [Season 6, Episode 5]
Sober Since Disco [Season 6, Episode 5]
Sober Since Disco [Season 6, Episode 5]
Monday 29th January 2024
Joe C. discusses being an atheist in AA, showcasing the program's inclusivity and diverse paths to recovery in this engaging episode.
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Episode Overview
- Joe C. shares insights on being secular in a spiritual program within AA
- The episode features engaging listener feedback discussing various meeting formats and popular AA literature
- Reflects on the diversity and unity found in Alcoholics Anonymous, offering valuable insights and inspiration for recovery
AA really is as individual as a person's thumbprint. All of our stories are similar, but completely unique. All of our recoveries are similar, but completely unique.
Ever thought about how someone can find their way in Alcoholics Anonymous without believing in a higher power? In this episode, Joe C. from Toronto sits down with hosts Sam and Alice to share his unique experience as an atheist in a program often associated with spirituality. Joe's story is a fascinating look at how AA's inclusivity and open-mindedness allow for diverse beliefs and practices to coexist.
He opens up about his journey, shedding light on how he navigates the program while staying true to his secular views. Alongside Joe's compelling narrative, you'll also hear listener feedback from Penny on the different types of AA meetings and Aaron's thoughts on his favorite line from the Big Book, which he’s even got tattooed on his forearm.
This episode is a testament to the flexibility and acceptance within AA, making it a must-listen for anyone curious about how personal beliefs fit into the recovery journey. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Joe's story and the broader discussion offer valuable insights into the diverse paths that lead to sobriety.