Sober Cast: An (unofficial) Alcoholics Anonymous Podcast AA

Workshop: The Twelve Traditions (3 hours)

David A from Dallas TX became sober in 1967 and is conducting this 3 hour long workshop on The Twelve Traditions of AA, in Little Rock AR in 1984 at an unknown event. There is some brief Q&A at the end, you cant hear the questions but the answers make them evident.

 

Bill Y Sober since 1950 (NSFW)

Bill Y telling his story in San Rafael CA at an unknown event, he has been sober since 1950. (NSFW)

 

Ann C sober since 1948

Ann C got sober in 1948 and is speaking with 28 years sobriety at this event in Erie PA in 2005

Earl H telling his Story in Nashville TN in 2006

Earl H telling his Story in Nashville TN in 2006, he has an amazing story, his speaks have been on Sober Cast a few times, to hear more from him click the link below.

Earl H on Sober Cast

Bonnie G telling her story in 2012

Bonnie G telling her story in 2012 at an unknown meeting.

ESH: Bill S

Bill S from Atlanta GA speaking at an unknown meeting at an unknown time

Dr Bob co-founder of AA speaking about his first 14 years.

Since we had Bill W speaking yesterday it seems appropriate to have Dr Bob the other founder of AA speak today. He is telling his story about his first 14 years in AA, this was recorded in 1949. The end if this speak (about 6 min) is a bit of Dr Bobs last talk in 1950.

There are no where near as many recordings of Dr Bob as there are of Bill W and the ones that are around are generally fairly bad, this one had a nasty hum, but it cleaned up really well and is one of the best I have heard of Dr Bob.

Noreen M. speaking at two years sober

Noreen M. speaking at an unknown meeting in Jan. 2013, she was 2 years sober at the time of this speak but first got sober in 1987.

ESH: Rachel S

Rachel S from Upper Darby PA sharing her story in May of 2014 at an unknown meeting.

Gary C a guy that did a 19 year dry drunk! (Repost)

Gary C speaking at the 15th Golden Empire Roundup in Bakersfield CA, May 1988 (Repost) Since this is a repost it mentions NApod in the (old) intro, please ignore that, due to lack of support NApod is no longer produced.