Has AA Lost it's Edge?Has AA Lost it's Edge?
Recovery Radio Network
Bill C. from Torrance CA and Jay S. from Redondo Beach CA.
1:13:49•19 May 2011
Has AA Lost Its Edge? A Deep Dive into Alcoholics Anonymous
Episode Overview
- AA's historical success rates compared to today.
- Importance of maintaining core principles in AA.
- The role of community and sponsorship in recovery.
- Challenges in making AA meetings effective.
- Historical anecdotes about influential figures in AA.
“If you're sitting out there and you're not working the steps and you don't have a sponsor, may God have mercy on your soul”
Is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) still as effective as it once was? In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Bill C. from Torrance, CA, and Jay S. from Redondo Beach, CA, tackle this pressing question. They dive into the history of AA, comparing its past success rates with today's figures. Bill and Jay bring a mix of humour and historical knowledge to the table, making for an engaging discussion about the evolution of AA.
They argue that while AA has changed, it's not necessarily for the worse, but there are definitely areas that need attention. The episode also features anecdotes about influential figures like Scott Peck and Hank Parkhurst, adding depth to their analysis. The hosts reflect on the importance of maintaining AA's core principles and the impact of community and sponsorship in recovery. They also touch on the challenges of keeping meetings effective and inclusive.
If you're curious about the current state of AA and its historical roots, this episode offers a thoughtful and informative perspective.
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