Searcy W. AA speakerSearcy W. AA speaker
Recovery Radio Network
speaking at Founders Day in 1995
55:17•4 Mar 2020
Searcy W.: A Journey of Nearly 50 Years of Sobriety
Episode Overview
- Commitment to sobriety is essential.
- Community support plays a crucial role.
- Finding a higher power can aid in recovery.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in healing.
- Reflecting on past experiences helps maintain focus.
“The best talk I ever make is the one you make for me because that's your feeling about what I'm saying today”
Searcy W. takes the stage at Founders Day 1995 with a blend of humour and heartfelt gratitude. In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Searcy shares his incredible journey of staying sober for nearly 50 years. He opens up about his struggles, the support he received from Alcoholics Anonymous, and the importance of finding a higher power to maintain sobriety.
His storytelling is both entertaining and deeply moving, as he recounts his days working for the Electric Auto-Lite Company and his numerous escapades involving alcohol. He also reflects on the pivotal moments and people who helped him along the way, making it clear that sobriety is a collective effort. Searcy’s anecdotes, from trading pickles for tequila in Mexico to his experiences in the military, are both humorous and poignant, illustrating the highs and lows of his recovery journey.
The episode is a tribute to the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and the principles that have kept the fellowship strong. Searcy’s message is clear: commitment, community, and faith are essential in the path to recovery. Whether you’re in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, Searcy’s story offers hope and inspiration. His words remind us that no matter how difficult the journey, it’s possible to find peace and happiness through sobriety.
So, if you’re looking for a mix of laughter, wisdom, and heartfelt stories, this episode is a must-listen.

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