Sober Cast: An (unofficial) Alcoholics Anonymous Podcast AA

Larry S telling his story (90 min)

Larry S telling his story at the 2014 Serenity by the Sea, he is a southerner with a pretty good sense of humor. 

ESH: Nancy M

Nancy M tells her story at the 2008 Melbourne AA Steps Weekend

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Multiple Speakers: Raleigh W (17 years) and Chris W (LGBTQ)

These two speakers were submitted to Sober Cast by listeners of the podcast. We start with Raleigh W speaking in March of 2018 at Foxhall in Naperville, IL. he is 17 years sober. Then we have Chris W. speaking at Spring Break 2018 in Phoenix AZ in May of 2018 (LGBTQ)

Multiple Speakers: Las Vegas 2012 Young People in AA Conference (NSFW)

Multiple speakers at the Thursday night kickoff meeting of WACYPAA 15 in Las Vegas 2012 Young People in AA Conference.

 

Bernie M: 26 years sober at the time of this speak

Bernie M, 74 years old and 26 years sober at the time of this speak at an unknown confrence, he is very much a country man and a pretty funny one at that.

ESH: Casey C

Casey C from Los Angeles CA telling his story in 1996 at CCYPAA Con by the Sea in Monterey CA

ESH: Albert M from Dallas TX

Albert M from Dallas TX sober since 1973 speaking at NCCAA 42nd Annual Spring Conference in 1989.

Topic: Steps 6 and 7

Mari G from Lake Lanier GA speaking about steps 6 and 7 at the 2013 Woodstock of the South in Lake Lanier GA

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Mark L. - AA Stand Up Comedy (repost)

Mark L. - A sober stand up comic, brings his unique comedy to AA events. He will make you laugh and you may not even notice the serious bits he tosses in about alcoholism. Another earlier post that deserves a wider audience, he is very funny! (repost)

 

Searcy W an early AA member got sober in May 1946

It is difficult to find recordings of very early members of AA, that are good enough to actually use, we got lucky with this one of Searcy W an early member of AA sober in May 1946. He is speaking in Minneapolis in June of 2000, he is a funny guy and I really enjoyed the bits of AA history he mentions during his speak.