AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Topic: The Traditions
Topic: The Traditions
Topic: The Traditions
Monday 8th February 2021
Join Frankie L from Baltimore on Sober Cast as he explores AA traditions, unity, and group protection, sharing insights from his 32-year sober journey.
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Get the buttons here!Frankie L: Unpacking AA Traditions with 32 Years of Sobriety
Hence, the AA name ought never be drawn in public controversy. Now, this big court thing where they take and humiliate a human being. But you see, I came out of a prison system. But I will not make one person different who walks through that door than I was.
Have you ever wondered what keeps Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings so grounded and effective? Frankie L from Baltimore, Maryland, sheds light on this in a captivating episode of Sober Cast. With 32 years of sobriety under his belt, Frankie offers a deep dive into the traditions that have kept AA strong and united. He brings a wealth of experience, having attended meetings with Bill W, one of AA's co-founders.
Frankie's passion for the program is evident as he explores the significance of unity, the protection of the group, and the importance of adhering to AA's core principles. Throughout the episode, he shares personal anecdotes and historical insights, making the traditions come alive for listeners. Frankie also touches on the challenges AA has faced, such as the risk of commercialization and public controversy.
He emphasizes that despite these hurdles, the principles remain transformative for those committed to the journey of sobriety. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone interested in the history and enduring relevance of AA's traditions. Tune in to hear Frankie's raw, engaging, and informative take on what makes AA a safe haven for those seeking help.