The Roots of Narcotics Anonymous: A Conversation with Pete B
So when you look at it, there's this history of explosive drug use over that timeframe and then, years later, what is needed is explosive recovery.
Ever wondered about the origins of Narcotics Anonymous (NA)? This episode of the Sober Friends Podcast dives deep into the history of NA with insider Pete B, who was there when the original text was written in the early 1980s. Hosts Matt, John, and Steve join Pete B to explore the fascinating journey of NA, from its early days using the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Big Book to its evolution into a structured program with its own literature.
Pete B shares his firsthand experiences, recounting the challenges and milestones that shaped NA into what it is today. You'll hear about the pivotal role of figures like Jimmy K and the dynamic relationship between AA and NA. Pete B's decades of sobriety and gratitude for the program shine through as he pulls you into the story of this transformative fellowship.
Whether you're in recovery, support someone who is, or just curious about the history of 12-step programs, this episode offers valuable insights and a compelling narrative. Tune in to learn about the explosive growth of NA and its lasting impact on addicts worldwide.