vol 230. From darkness to Faith with Stephanie J.

First drink at 13 and sober at 18 yrs old, Kelsey is a self-defined “garbage can user,” alcoholic and meth addict that ran through 7 treatment centers...

A man of great achievement and wisdom, Will shares what alcohol turned him into and how the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous healed him, and is continuin...

Eventually alcohol stopped working for Jill, so she stopped alcohol. A year from her last drink and she was still restless, irritable and discontent…a...

Tang brings a tenacity to everything he does, whether it be playing pool, poker or drinking and drugging. In this story of hope, Tang illustrates how ...

A formally educated scientist, Thomas came into the rooms with a particular truth on the notion of a Higher Power. It was his emotional bankruptcy, no...

Embarking on the path of recovery, Don found solace in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous, where he found strength in his powerlessness, leading him to...

Exclusively an alcoholic, Heather shares her journey from a happy childhood, to 3 handles of Southern Comfort per week, to a life of peace and sobriet...

Even with decades of sobriety Robert speaks to the newcomer, like a newcomer, bringing wisdom, time and solution to the obsession of alcoholism. You c...

Tim’s alcoholism was a slow burn which expanded into a complete mental obsession. Listen to what it was like and the journey to today where Tim lives ...

Hannah works a strong program today, same as when she was a newcomer. And with that commitment to the program and recovery, she has the brand of seren...

Unable to say the word “God” when she came into the rooms, Michele shares her journey through AA to a new God that she leans on and trusts.  Quotes  “...

Alcoholic bartender gone sober, still bartending, and still sober. Melanie shares the magic of sobriety and how it spreads from one member of AA to th...