Take 12 Recovery Radio
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Episode 1043: When To Keep Your Mouth Shut
Episode 1043: When To Keep Your Mouth Shut
Episode 1043: When To Keep Your Mouth Shut
Monday 24th November 2025
Explore the balance between speaking up and staying silent in recovery with Monty Meyer and guests. A lively discussion awaits!
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Episode Overview
- Silence can be a strategic choice that fosters better relationships.
- Knowing when to speak up and when to stay quiet is crucial in recovery.
- Words have power; use them wisely to maintain harmony.
- Personal anecdotes highlight the challenges of communication.
- Billy Graham's wisdom underscores the importance of silence.
In a world that runs its mouth, God is looking for someone who knows when to hold their tongue.
Ever wondered what it takes to know when to keep your mouth shut? This episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio tackles the tricky balance between speaking up and staying silent, especially in the world of recovery. Hosted by Monty Dale Meyer, aka the Monty'man, the show features a lively discussion with co-hosts Dion Miller and Roger McDiarmid. They dive into the power of words and the art of silence, sharing personal stories that highlight the delicate dance of communication.
With a touch of humour and real-life anecdotes, the hosts emphasise how silence can be a strategic tool for fostering better relationships and understanding. The episode also features clips from the late Reverend Billy Graham, whose wisdom on silence packs quite a punch. As they chat, you'll find yourself reflecting on when it's best to hold your tongue, even when you know you're right.
Plus, there's a fun true-or-false segment where listeners can try to stump the hosts with quirky stories. So, are you ready to discover if sometimes saying nothing can be more powerful than any well-crafted argument? Tune in to find out!