M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
MICHAEL MOLTHAN
Clancy I. AA Speaker's First Recorded talk ever! 1958 Classic Tape
Clancy I. AA Speaker's First Recorded talk ever! 1958 Classic Tape
Clancy I. AA Speaker's First Recorded talk ever! 1958 Classic Tape
Tuesday 5th August 2025
Listen to Clancy Immerslund's journey of redemption in his first AA talk, sharing heartfelt stories of recovery, family, and spiritual growth.
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Episode Overview
- Clancy reflects on his challenging past and journey towards sobriety.
- The importance of family connection in recovery.
- Spiritual growth through Alcoholics Anonymous principles.
- Overcoming judgment and finding self-worth.
- The transformative power of vulnerability and humility.
Lord, make me a channel of Thy peace, that where there is hatred, I may bring love, that where there is wrong, I may bring the spirit of forgiveness.
In a captivating episode of M2 The Rock, host Michael Molthan presents the first recorded talk of Clancy Immerslund, a pivotal figure in Alcoholics Anonymous history. Clancy opens up about his battle with alcoholism, sharing vivid memories of his past struggles and the transformative journey he embarked upon towards sobriety. His story is not just about overcoming addiction but also about profound personal transformation and spiritual growth.
Clancy recounts his experiences with humility, illustrating how he grappled with societal expectations and personal demons while trying to find his own path. The narrative unfolds with Clancy's reflections on his relationship with a peer, Dick, whose achievements often overshadowed his own. This comparison, a constant theme in Clancy's life, fueled his descent into alcohol abuse. Yet, through the support of Alcoholics Anonymous, Clancy began to reclaim his life, discovering a newfound sense of self-worth and purpose.
A poignant moment in the episode is Clancy's recollection of a Christmas Eve spent away from his children, separated by distance but united by love. His daughters' phone call, expressing their love and support, marked a turning point in Clancy's journey, symbolizing the power of familial bonds in the healing process. Clancy's story is one of redemption, underpinned by the principles of AA.
He speaks to the importance of being a channel for peace, forgiveness, and truth—a testament to the spiritual transformation that is possible through the 12-step program. Through vulnerability and humility, Clancy found not only sobriety but also a deeper connection with his children, whom he now feels closer to despite physical separation. This episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the capacity for change, offering hope to those battling their own addictions and struggles.
It underscores the importance of community, spirituality, and family in the journey towards healing and self-improvement.