Diego R. grew up in Venezuela in a fear-ridden household with an alcoholic father whose rage left an indelible mark on the only child. Though his father left when he was five, Diego had learned how to

[This is an encore of Episode 36, originally released July 21, 2021] The original episode description is available on this podcast by searching for or scrolling down to Episode 36 on your podcast app

Joseph found recovery in AA entirely on Zoom during the Covid Pandemic. As of the date of this interview, that was over two years ago. Since then, he has enthusiastically embraced the Program in a way

Chris W. shares a story of alcoholisms unimpeded march through a mans life, sweeping aside all of the talents and abilities to dominate his daily living. While alcoholism showed up clearly in his fa

Joanie's story is full of similarities with which many alcoholics will readily identify. Her early drinking at age 14 escalated during her high school and college years. It rapidly became an indispens

[This is an encore of Episode 16, originally released March 14, 2021] The original program description is available on this podcast by searching for or scrolling down to Episode 16 on your podcast app

Growing up Cajun in South Louisiana, Jason's tough childhood was punctuated by drinking at age 8 and smoking crack by 14. His predilection for rageful and violent behavior was fueled by daily use of a

Kim's story begins with a dysfunctional family in which there was verbal and physical abuse. With a family history rife with alcoholism, Kims childhood solution to the domestic chaos was to run away

As one of our most senior members of the Fellowship, George is now 89 years old and approaching 40 years of sobriety in AA. Like many other guests who got sober later in life, Georges story is a dich

Todays show is an encore of Episode 9, my interview with Sally G. in 2021. I believe youll enjoy listening to it again, or for the first time, if you missed its original release in January 2021.