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Episode 981: Interview with Jay Stinnett, producer of the new documentary "Bill W. Conscious Contact.'
Episode 981: Interview with Jay Stinnett, producer of the new documentary "Bill W. Conscious Contact.'
Episode 981: Interview with Jay Stinnett, producer of the new documentary "Bill W. Conscious Contact.'
Friday 9th May 2025
Jay Stinnett discusses spirituality in recovery, Bill Wilson's legacy, and meditation's role in AA with Monty Meyer on Take 12 Recovery Radio.
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Episode Overview
- Spiritual experiences can greatly enhance the recovery journey.
- Meditation, including Transcendental Meditation, is significant in AA.
- Bill Wilson's legacy continues to influence modern recovery practices.
- Personal exploration is crucial for understanding one's recovery path.
- Controversies about Bill Wilson are addressed with clarity.
"You got to get your radar up for spiritual experiences. Once you start paying attention, it's amazing how things pop up."
Dive into a fascinating conversation with Jay Stinnett, the producer of the documentary 'Bill W. Conscious Contact', as he joins Monty Dale Meyer, aka the Montyman, on Take 12 Recovery Radio. This episode offers a unique perspective on the spiritual aspects of recovery, exploring how meditation, particularly Transcendental Meditation, played a pivotal role in the life of Bill Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Stinnett shares his extensive research on Wilson, shedding light on the spiritual experiment that is Alcoholics Anonymous and emphasising the need for personal exploration in recovery. Jay Stinnett brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having been part of the Beveridge Fellowship for over four decades. He discusses his journey and the impact of spiritual literature on his life, offering an intriguing look at how these influences shaped his approach to recovery.
The episode also touches on the controversies surrounding Bill Wilson, addressing misconceptions and highlighting his remarkable contributions to the recovery community. Listeners are treated to a blend of history, personal anecdotes, and a bit of humour as Stinnett and the Montyman navigate the complexities of spirituality in recovery. Whether you're curious about the role of meditation in sobriety or interested in the legacy of Alcoholics Anonymous, this episode provides a compelling narrative that invites reflection.
Why not take a moment to explore these spiritual insights and consider how they might resonate with your own journey? It's a chance to see recovery through a different lens and perhaps find new inspiration along the way.