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| 04/30/07 |  |  |
Part 2 of Dan's interview with Simon P.
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| 04/27/07 | | |
Today Dan talks to Simon P. from New Jersey. Topics include early exposure to alcohol, feeling different, lack of ambition and responsibility, relationships, and more.
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| 04/26/07 | | |
On the occasion of our 50th show, Dan talks about the importance of milestones in sobriety and how Alcoholics Anonymous uses them to motivate members to stay sober for another day.
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| 04/23/07 | | |
Today Dan talks about his visit to the "Maynard Nooner" a midday meeting in Maynard, Massachusetts.
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| 04/13/07 | | |
Dan reads and discusses a letter from AA historian Dick B., which talks about the fact that there are numerous methods and philosophies for treating alcoholism many of which have mixed results at best, but none are as effective as simply entrusting your life to God and asking Him to show you the way to health and wholeness - a philosophy which Dick believes is the foundation of AA and 12 Step methods. Dick aslo talks about how Christians mistakenly view AA as not being a God-centered program and might discourage or be discouraged from joiing the fellowship. DICK B. BOOKS
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| 04/11/07 | | |
In honor of Easter, Dan talks about letting the alcoholic die so that you may live. A raging alcholic is a lot like a zombie - dead to the ways of life and the ways of properly dealing with its ups and downs. When things are good, an alcoholic celebrates by getting drunk. When things are bad, and alcoholic hides from the emotions by getting drunk. They become a zombie. Let that zombie die so that the clean and sober human being which you were born can come back to life and live it to the fullest.
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In the early stages of sobriety, and throughout life, there are bound to be challenges to your sobriety. As time goes on and you learn how to properly deal with the challenges that life throws at you, those temptations become weaker and have less and less power to threaten your mental health, happiness and sober living. Eventually you should be able to get to the point where no matter what life throws at you, you can say, "Is that all you've got?"
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| 04/06/07 | | |
This episode is about living Step 11
from the Alcoholics Anonymous Twelve Steps which is about about continuing to improve our conscious contact with a higher power. It's not about asking for what we want, but about being willing to want what's right for us. AA is a fellowship of people who
work together towards sobriety while accepting that our lives is better off in God's control than our own.
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| 04/04/07 | | |
This episode is a talk about living Step 12 from the Alcoholics Anonymous Twelve Steps which is about paying forward the help givin by other members of AA while a member is in the early stages of recover and beyond. AA Is a fellowship of people who work together towards sobriety.
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| 03/29/07 | | |
Bob and Dan continue to discuss a wide range of topics. They talk about
helping other alcoholics who have recently reached their rock bottom
and how the first few AA meetings tend to be uncomfortable to people
and are met with some denial. Also, they discuss how the fellowship of
AA works to get people sober and help them stay that way. The movie
"Groundhog Day" comes up as fable of which the moral is each day is a
chance to change.
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