James H's Reflections: Bill W and the Oxford Group
His objective was to change the world, one life at a time.
If you're fascinated by the origins of Alcoholics Anonymous, this episode of Sober Cast is a gem. Featuring a rare interview with James H, one of the last surviving members who worked closely with AA co-founder Bill W in the Oxford Group, this episode offers a unique glimpse into the early days of AA.
James H, at the age of 90, shares his memories and experiences from the 1930s, providing a first-hand account of the spiritual practices and principles that influenced AA's formation. He delves into the Four-Way Test and other spiritual exercises that were central to the Oxford Group, highlighting how these practices shaped his own journey to recovery and impacted the development of AA.
While the audio quality might require some volume adjustments due to its age, the richness of James H's storytelling makes it worth every minute. This episode isn't just for history buffs; it's for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the roots of AA and the timeless values that continue to guide its members today.