The Recovery Radio Podcast - KMP3 - Long-Term Sobriety in A.A.
I share my experience, strength and hope with you regarding my own recovery from alcoholism through the 12 Steps in Alcoholics Anonymous. By the grace of God I've remained sober since I was 18 years old (1989). I started drinking and using drugs very young. I got sober during a time when there were not a lot of young people in AA. Moreover, I was homeless. I got sober in the very same location I drank. I'm passionate about recovery, and about sharing my incredible experience with others in every way I can. I am sincerely happy, joyous, and free.
- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 20 minutes
- Episodes
- 878
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2025
Episode #397 - "Thinking About Defects All Day?"
In this episode I talk about how important it is for me to continue to keep it clear and simple. It's easy to complicate this to no end. Without realizing it, or meaning to, I can think about my defe…
Episode #396 - "Fear, Social Anxiety & Other Things"
In this episode I read something about 'fear' from Emmet Fox, and I share about my experiences at a local A.A. Convention.
Episode #395 - "Pivotal Moments in Sobriety"
In this episode, I talk about unplanned, pivotal moments in my own sobriety.
My website is here and my Instagram is here.
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Episode #394 - "Freaking Out Because Everything is Okay"
In this episode I share a story about a time in early sobriety where I was freaking out because my life had never been better.
And I talk about the pivotal conversation that followed.
www.sarcasticbig…
Episode #393 - "The Only Thing That Actually Solves Problems"
In this episode I share about the one and only practice that actually solves my daily problems.
Actually, it doesn't solve the problems. It erases them.
The Sarcastic Big Book.
My Instagram.
Episode #392 - "Drama-Free Relationships Used to Seem Boring"
When I got sober, the idea of being in a drama-free relationship sounded boring.
I wanted to be with someone I could blame, or save.
I needed to be a victim or a victimizer. I actually needed drama of…
Episode #391 - "We Are Not Cured of Alcoholism"
In this episode I share about how maintaining fit spiritual condition is the most important thing in my life, as it arrests the insanity of alcohol.
www.sarcasticbigbook.com
Episode #390 - "My Personal Thoughts About Bill W."
In this episode I share my thoughts about A.A. co-founder, Bill Wilson.
Episode #389 - "This Applies to Everything, All Day""
In this episode I talk about using "The 11th Step Prayer" as a guide throughout the day.
My Instagram and books.
Episode #388 - "The Corn Muffin Analogy”
Do the steps work?
Here, I share my thoughts and experience.... and my corn muffin analogy.
Episode #387 - "Am I Blaming Everything on my Alcoholism?"
I used to blame almost every thought I had on my alcoholism.
When alcoholism according to the Big Book was shown to me, I stopped doing that and everything about my life and my sobriety changed.
My bo…
Episode #386 - "The Belief That God Doesn't Want Me to Be Happy"
For years, I deeply believed that God wanted me to be miserable.
I don't feel this way anymore.
In this episode I talk about all this.
Books.
Fun stuff.
Instagram.
Episode #385 - "Sifting Through Advice When I Was New"
I'm back from vacation, and in this episode I talk about the good and bad advice I received all the time when I was new.
Episode #384 - "Staying in the Moment"
(A rebroadcast of episode #263, as I am on vacation.)
Episode #382 - "Big Book Quiz"
I'm on vacation, so I'm reposting episode #275, "Take the Big Book Quiz."
My website and my Instagram.
Episode #381 - "Use Common Sense"
I am on vacation, so I'm reposting episode #267, "God Gave Us Brains to Use."
My website and Instagram.
Episode #380 - "Praying, Then Blocking God"
"Pray. But as soon as you open your eyes, play God."
- August 5th, Sarcastic Daily Meditations
Episode #379 - "Properly Armed With Facts"
In this episode I read from page 18 where it says that a person "properly armed with facts" concerning alcoholism can generally earn the trust of another alcoholic quickly, and until this happens, "l…