vol 284. Recovery isn’t Convenient with Adam E.

Adam grew up fast—his dad left before he was born, and his relationship with his mom was deeply co-dependent. He learned early that if he didn’t take ...

Mary, who calls herself a “drunk mom,” grew up in a military household, moving so often she never felt rooted. Even in sobriety, she battled suicidal ...

Jeff didn’t start drinking until college—but he quickly made up for lost time. In this calm share, Jeff reflects on the journey that brought him to to...

Sober at only 17 yrs. in the 1980’s, Mark brings deep wisdom from the earlier days of Alcoholics Anonymous, with sponsorship lineage close to Dr. Bob....

Having parents in recovery, Kylie knew where to turn when her alcoholism became undeniable. Though sober young, Kylie later returned to drinking to ex...

Sober now for 8 years, John is in his second long stint of sobriety and working hard to keep it that way. This time John has done the steps and practi...

Blake came back to the rooms after a quiet inner voice urged him to. Homeless from 19 to 24, his bottom was brutal. This time, recovery wasn’t a pink ...

Sober at only 22 yrs and now in his second year of law school, Wilson has had a few busy years. He’s a well-spoken young man with what some might say ...

Kian has grown up in AA, sober at only 22 yrs. Fear being his main childhood emotion, he found alcohol a wonderful reprieve. Eventually though the vic...

Steve brings a deep and steady commitment to Alcoholics Anonymous, shaped by his experience of earning—and repeatedly losing—years of sobriety. From A...

Sean was also episode #32—in this “a-few-years-later” share, Sean outlines: how he found the rooms, worked for his sobriety, drifted away from program...

Jen has earned her wisdom through nearly 25 years of sobriety and brings calm to the process of recovery. She pours her heart into everything she does...