Sixteen Native and First Nation people share how they found recovery from alcoholism in A.A. while remaining true to their rich heritage and spiritual teaching. 

 Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses stories and information from the pamphlet:

• A.A. for the Native North American

which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the link above.     

Those of us who have mental health issues can also find it hard to accept that drinking is causing us problems. It’s the “other issues” that are the problem, not the alcohol, we often think. Yet, we learn in A.A. that anyone can suffer from the dis-ease of alcoholism. We also learn that anyone who wants to stop drinking can find help and recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous.

 Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses stories and information from the pamphlet:

• A.A. for Alcoholics with Mental Health Issues - and their sponsors

which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the link above.     

 "Inside Recovery" brings you inspiring stories of transformation through A.A. in correctional facilities. From finding sobriety behind bars to building new lives, these powerful journeys show how recovery is possible anywhere. 

 Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses stories and information from the pamphlets:

• A message to corrections professionals
• A.A. Corrections Prerelease Contact Information - Inside
• A.A. Corrections Prerelease Contact Information - Outside 
• A.A. in Correctional Facilities
• Behind the Walls: A Message of Hope
• Carrying the Message into Correctional Facilities
• Carrying the Message Behind These Walls
• It Sure Beats Sitting in a Cell

which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the link above.     

What is a spiritual experience? Does it have to be a sudden and overwhelming emotional experience? We look at what early members said and how they described what happened to them. 

Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses stories and information from the book Alcoholics Anonymous, fondly called the Big Book, which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the link above.    

Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses stories and information from the book Alcoholics Anonymous, fondly called the Big Book, which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the link above.   

 Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses the pamphlets

• A Member's Eye View of A.A. 
• A Brief Guide to A.A. 
• A Newcomer Asks

which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the links above.   

Opinions here are AI generated and do not represent the views of AA or any specific human alcoholics. The content used to generate this AI podcast does, however, come from AA approved literature. In this case, it uses the pamphlet Problems Other Than Alcohol, which you can download in PDF form from the AA site aa.org. Or by clicking the link above. 

An AI exploration of the program of recovery, and fellowship, as described in the book Alcoholics Anonymous... fondly called the 'Big Book' by folks in the fellowship of A.A. You can download PDF files of the Big Book for free, here: https://www.aa.org/the-big-book

In today's AI exploration of Alcoholics Anonymous we look at how the Area Accessibility Chair works with districts and home groups - and AA members themselves -- to make AA as accommodating as possible for people who have special needs. It's an ongoing effort. We also look at how new technologies like AI are presenting new opportunities - and challenges - within the Fellowship.