Pappy B.

Pappy B.

In this captivating episode of Recovery Radio Network, you'll be transported back to a pivotal moment in 1958. The episode features the legendary Colonel Gregory 'Pappy' Boyington, a World War II ace and a member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Recorded during an annual banquet in San Francisco, Pappy shares his incredible journey from the battlefields to his struggles with alcoholism. His tales are not just war stories but also reflections on his battles with addiction and the road to recovery.

With a mix of humour and raw honesty, Pappy recounts his early drinking days, his time in a Japanese prison camp, and the transformative power of finding Alcoholics Anonymous. His anecdotes about life in the military, the highs and lows of his drinking career, and the camaraderie he found in AA make for an engaging and enlightening listen.

Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in hearing a remarkable life story, this episode offers valuable insights and a powerful reminder that recovery is possible. Don't miss out on Pappy's unique perspective and heartfelt gratitude for the second chance at life he found through sobriety.