Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA on Air - 5 April
AA on Air - 5 April
AA on Air - 5 April
Monday 7th April 2025
Join Wellington Access Radio for an inspiring AA meeting on air, sharing stories of recovery and support within the Alcoholics Anonymous community.
45 minutes
hopeful
reflective
supportive
motivational
informative
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Episode Overview
- AA meetings offer a supportive space for recovery.
- Sobriety is a personal and collective journey.
- Youth engagement in AA is crucial.
- AA is independent of political or religious affiliations.
- The Serenity Prayer is central to AA's ethos.
I now hopefully get to spend the majority of my life sober, and that's something that a lot of other members have said they wish they did.
In this episode of Wellington Access Radio's AA on Air, host Dan, an alcoholic and chairperson for the meeting, welcomes listeners and participants to a unique radio broadcast of an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. The gathering opens with the Serenity Prayer, a foundational element that encapsulates the ethos of AA, seeking serenity, courage, and wisdom. This sets the tone for a session focused on sharing experiences, strength, and hope as individuals navigate the path to sobriety.
The meeting features Adam, a member of the Wellington Happy Hour group, who reads a passage from the AA Big Book, emphasizing the transformative power of fellowship among diverse individuals. Adam reflects on his personal journey, illustrating the stark contrast between his past life dominated by alcohol and his current sober existence. His story resonates with listeners, showcasing the challenges and triumphs of recovering from alcoholism.
Throughout the episode, the importance of community support and the role of AA in fostering an inclusive environment are highlighted. The program underscores that AA is not affiliated with any political, religious, or other organizations, focusing solely on helping individuals achieve and maintain sobriety. Listeners are encouraged to explore AA resources, particularly the AA website, which offers information about meetings, surveys to assess one's relationship with alcohol, and contacts for further support.
The session concludes with a reiteration of the Serenity Prayer, cementing its significance in the recovery process. This episode is a testament to the power of shared experiences and the unwavering support found within the AA community, offering hope and guidance to those seeking a life free from alcohol dependence.