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| 11/07/07 |  |  |
Today Dan talks with Jeanne K. of Northern California. She is a mother and
wife who has been sober 4 years now. She remimds us that alcoholism is
like a lion in the woods waiting to pounce and devour us.
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| 11/01/07 | | |
Dan talks with John W. of Washington, DC. He has been sober 48 days and
talks of his family history of addiction seeing the program from the
view of al-anon and as an alcoholic himself. He also shares his
experience of ACOA.
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| 11/01/07 | | |
Dan talks about change. Pleasant and unpleasant. Trying not to allow
emotional strife drive you back in the bar. Times they are a changin'.
We can expect it.
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| 10/19/07 | | |
Dan talks with Amy Z., a mother of two from Houston, TX. She has been
sober 4 months now. She has such excitement about her sobriety. Her
energy is infectious, and greatly needed in the halls.
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| 10/12/07 | | |
Dan talks about how we can try to do everything right and things can
still go wrong. Turbulence and trial will happen in life and in
sobriety. Just because we are working the 12 steps, the program, and
living a day at a time that doesn't mean that life won't throw us some unexpected curveballs.
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| 10/11/07 | | |
An interview with Rob C., a 30-year-old professional from San Jose, CA. Rob
has just celebrated 2 years of sobriety. He talks about how alcoholism
uses our own talents and smarts against us. Because of what we do, or
how smart we think we are, we couldn't possibly be an alcoholic.
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| 10/08/07 | | |
Dan talks with Jeff S., a sober comedien and magician. Jeff has been
sober for 15 years. He has just returned from entertaining our
courageous troops in Iraq. He lives in CA and has been humbled by his
experiences in the Middle East. Thanks, as usual, to our troops and
those that support them.
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| 10/05/07 | | |
Dan discusses the need for humility in sobriety. Our Arrogance leads us
into alcoholism and keeps us from admitting we have a problem with alcohol. Humility has a large part in leading you out of alcoholism by admitting that our way
probably isn't the best way.
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| 09/28/07 | | |
Dave R. talks with Dan about his experience and the strength and hope that Alcoholics Anonymous has given him.
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| 09/24/07 | | |
Dan talks with TJ, a father of four from Louisiana. He is 37 and has been
sober for over 90 days. He shares his experience, strength and hope that we might stay sober a day at a time. Thanks TJ.
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