Help Somebody Before Four O'Clock - AA Speaker - Sarah L.
Early in sobriety, Sarah's sponsor gave her one AA assignment: help somebody before four o'clock. When four arrived, Sarah had done nothing because service was still the most baffling idea she had eve...
7 Syys 53min
Sit Down, Cowboy - AA Speaker - Chris R.
After seven years in and out of AA without losing the obsession, Chris tried to back out of one more meeting - until a 19-year-old member hooked a finger in his belt and said, "Sit down, cowboy." ☀️ S...
6 Syys 51min
You're Right and You're Dead - AA Speaker - Scott R.
Scott turns the AA inventory from a one-time Fourth Step into a daily way of life, using the Big Book to explain why an alcoholic can be completely right about a resentment and still let it take him o...
4 Syys 4h 53min
I Caught Fire at Seventeen Years Sober - AA Speaker - Charlie P.
At seventeen years sober, Charlie thought he already knew what AA had to offer - until a nighttime plane crash and studying the Big Book line by line showed him that he had been living on one side of ...
3 Syys 53min
I Went Back to My Neighbor Instead of the Store - AA Speaker - Carla R.
Carla’s first real turn toward AA came when she went back to her sober neighbor instead of the store and began learning how to live with the head she had to take home. ☀️ Sober Sunrise App Listen to S...
2 Syys 1h 20min
55 Years Sober, 10 Minutes Emotionally Sober - AA Speaker - Mel B.
After 55 years sober, Mel brings rare firsthand AA history, hard-earned recovery wisdom, and one of the funniest definitions of emotional sobriety you’ll ever hear. ☀️ Sober Sunrise App Listen to Sobe...
1 Syys 1h 9min
I Called AAA Looking for Alcoholics Anonymous - AA Speaker - Martin S.
After nineteen days alone in a motel, Martin calls for AA help, accidentally reaches AAA, and realizes that tomorrow is too late—he needs the Alcoholics Anonymous solution now. ☀️ Sober Sunrise App Li...
31 Elo 52min
The 12 Steps Were Numbered for Screwballs Like Me - AA Speaker - Wesley P.
With 32 years sober, Wesley explains why AA’s Twelve Steps must become an everyday way of life—and how success, ego, and complacency can quietly lead an alcoholic back toward bondage. ☀️ Sober Sunrise...
30 Elo 59min
