The Recovery Radio Podcast - KMP3 - Long-Term Sobriety in A.A.

In this episode I talk about the value of levity (joking about serious matters).
By the time I got sober, I had stopped laughing, and had not laughed for years.

Our "Big Book" states that cheerfulness and laughter can be useful.

In this episode I read the 1940 AA Preamble.
I find it to be thought-provoking.
What are your thoughts about it?

In this episode I talk about the fact that having opinions and experiences relating to medicine does not make a person a doctor. 

Also: therapy/trauma
         running the lives of others in A.A.

Are you stuck?
Are you not taking action you know you should?
In this episode, I talk about this...

Another "Casual Friday" episode. 
This time, I talk about overcoming big resentments, my understanding of how it is outlined in the "Big Book." 

Plus, on a whim, I call a couple close friends and just put them on the show, as is. 

In this episode I talk about something that is, according to the "Big Book",  common to most human beings - the belief that I know what is best for others. 

In this episode I read something called, "The Story of the Problem". 
(I do not know its author.)  


Don't want to say much beyond that. 

My sponsor of thirty years passed away this weekend.
In this episode, I talk about him. 

Here I read and discuss something Dr. Silkworth wrote for the A.A. Grapevine in 1947. 
It contains information central to why I am having an incredible sober experience, and it goes against almost everything I've ever heard. 

In this episode, I talk about all the troubling times through which I have remained sober. I talk about what I believe some of my obligations are, and I touch upon the fact that spiritual principles cannot be modernized.