In this Episode, Dion from Colorado tells his amazing journey from Skid Row to being an active participant in helping others in recovery. A fellow podcaster who has seen both sides of recovery and has a lot of good stories to tell.

We hope you enjoy.

For the first time venturing out of the US we had the pleasure to have Kiki from London, England tell us her story. Starting at a young age and facing many challenges she has an amazing story to tell. From a low point to becoming an advocate she is not only recovering but making a difference. Thank you Kiki for sharing your time with us.

In keeping with our on going theme through the holidays of having speakers tell their story, this week we have a very special speaker and I do mean special. My co-host Matt L. Recently told his story in Waskom, TX. and someone recorded it. So here is an extra gift to the listener.s

Hope you enjoy.

P.S. Larry L. Recently celebrated 14 years. Congratulations Larry!

Barclay M from Lafayette takes time to share his sobriety story with me and Matt. Originally from Bator Rouge, Barclays story crosses several states and holds up to major challenges. Hope you enjoy.

Another great story out of East Texas. Dani T in Tyler, Texas shares her story with the recovery community. What a great story it is. Hope you enjoy hearing as much as we enjoyed recording.

From the Koala Club in Bossier City, Larry W tells his sobriety story. I had a chance to see Larry come in the rooms and take up this way of life. I hope you all enjoy this episode and hope everyone had a great sober holiday season.

We always welcome speakers to come on and tell their recovery story. This week Shalena T from Tyler Texas has joined us to tell an amazing story about what it was like, what happened and what it's like now. What an amazing story to hear.

Anytime we can get a story we want to put it out there. This is Tasha telling her story at the Highland club just one day after celebrating a year in recovery. Thank you Tasha for sharing your story with us.

Rich T. Tells his story

From a small town without a hope to Texas with 16 years of recovery. Rich tells us how he overcame obstacles to find recovery and hope in AA.

"A much more important demonstration of our principles lies before us in our respective homes, occupations, and affairs" Big book page 19.

How well do we handle whet we learn in AA in some of the most stressful settings we are faced with. In this episode Lisa, Matt and Mike discuss their experience with "Kitchen AA" and see we still have some room for growth.