Riding the Rods: A Journey Through Early 20th Century Alcoholism
Here was a man, an admitted alcoholic like myself, trying to tell me he knew the remedy for my situation.
Ever wondered what it was like to battle alcoholism before the days of Alcoholics Anonymous? Howard L. takes you back in time with a gripping reading of 'Riding the Rods,' the 14th story from the Personal Stories section of the first edition of Alcoholics Anonymous. This tale, only available in the 1939 edition, offers a raw and unfiltered look at one man's struggle to escape the depths of alcoholic despair in the early 20th century.
Howard's narration brings to life the gritty reality of those times, making it an eye-opening experience for anyone interested in the history of addiction and recovery. You'll feel the desperation, the fleeting moments of hope, and the ultimate journey towards sobriety. Whether you're on your own path to recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode provides a powerful reminder of the strength found in community and simple guiding principles.
Don't miss this chance to step into a different era and witness the timeless struggle and triumph over addiction.