Agent X
Agent X
S5 E11 Working with Others with Georgia Boy
S5 E11 Working with Others with Georgia Boy
S5 E11 Working with Others with Georgia Boy
Sunday 22nd June 2025
Join Agent X and Georgia Boy as they dive into AA, sharing insights on sobriety, spirituality, and the importance of working with others.
62 minutes
informative
reflective
supportive
humorous
motivational
About this podcast
Author:
Agent X
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Categories:
Recovery with AA
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Accent perceptions in AA meetings
- The role of sponsorship in recovery
- Insights from the Big Book and 12 Steps
- Spiritual growth through AA practices
- Challenges and learnings in sobriety
If my higher power keeps showing up, turning up, giving me the evidence that I am safe and protected, placed in a position of neutrality, my weird ass is still sober after all these years, then me, as my authentic self, is enough.
In the latest episode of 'That's Not in the Book,' Agent X and Georgia Boy engage in a candid discussion about their experiences with Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and the journey of sobriety. Despite being from different regions, their shared commitment to recovery and spiritual growth brings them together in an insightful conversation. Georgia Boy, originally from Atlanta, shares his experiences of moving to Australia and navigating the challenges of maintaining sobriety amidst cultural differences.
He humorously recounts noticing phony accents in AA meetings, showcasing the diversity and unexpected moments within the community. The episode delves deep into the significance of the Big Book and the 12 Steps in guiding members towards spiritual transformation. Agent X discusses the importance of surrender and compliance in the recovery process, emphasizing the need for genuine commitment beyond mere surface-level efforts.
Sponsorship emerges as a pivotal theme, with both hosts reflecting on how sponsoring others not only aids newcomers but also reinforces their own recovery journey. Georgia Boy highlights the transformative power of working with others, discussing how mentoring helps him stay grounded and committed to the path of sobriety. The discussion touches upon the broader definitions within AA and the importance of connecting with a higher power.
Georgia Boy emphasizes the value of turning up and showing up for others, creating a ripple effect of support and growth within the community. Throughout the episode, the emotional tones range from reflective and supportive to humorous and motivational, painting a picture of camaraderie and shared growth. As the hosts wrap up, they extend an invitation for listeners to join future episodes, encouraging engagement and continued exploration of the Big Book's teachings.
This episode is a testament to the power of community and shared experiences in the journey of recovery, offering listeners valuable insights and inspiration.