Since Right Now

Since Right Now

Since Right Now

  • Episode 17: Joe C. / Rebellion Dogs

Episode 17: Joe C. / Rebellion Dogs

Monday 3rd November 2014

Joe C. joins 'Since Right Now' to discuss agnostic recovery, individuality, and mindfulness after 38 years of sobriety. Listen now for insights and inspiration.
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Joe C. on Agnostic Recovery and 38 Years of Sobriety

It isn't something you come to believe, it's something you come to understand, and most of us are just reactively behaving either against or with whatever we grew up with.
Joe C., a pioneer in the recovery community, joins Jeff, Matt, and Chris in this episode of 'Since Right Now'. Joe, who found sobriety as a teenager, is about to celebrate an impressive 38 years sober. He’s not just a survivor but a trailblazer, actively shaping the evolving landscape of addiction recovery. Joe’s imprint, Rebellion Dogs, recently published 'Beyond Belief: Agnostic Musings for 12 Step Life', a book offering daily reflections for those who prefer a secular approach to recovery.
But don’t be fooled; his insights resonate with anyone on the path to sobriety. In this episode, Joe opens up about the challenges and triumphs of integrating agnostic and atheist viewpoints within the traditional framework of AA. He emphasizes the importance of individuality in recovery and how mindfulness and meditation can be powerful tools. The discussion also touches on the limitations of rigid dogma and the strength found in community support.
As always, Jeff, Matt, and Chris contribute their own experiences and humor, making this episode both enlightening and entertaining. Whether you’re agnostic, atheist, or simply curious about different perspectives in recovery, Joe’s journey offers valuable insights and inspiration.