Stay ConnectedSober Sunrise brings you AA Speaker Tapes from around the world. Rather than an AA discussion podcast, Sober Sunrise brings you speakers who share step-work, workshops, and general fellowship discussion points.
We are not affiliated with AA in anyway.
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Aaron S. from San Francisco, CA speaking at the Pine Lake speakers meeting in Issaquah, WA - January 13th 2018
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Aaron S. shares his journey from chaotic drinking and self-destruction to finding hope and purpose through AA since 2003. With humor and vulnerability, he reflects on his struggles with self-worth, surrendering control, and learning to trust AA’s principles. A key takeaway: real change happened when he stopped fighting and let AA’s actions and fellowship transform his life into something beyond his wildest dreams.
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Harvey J. from Los Angeles, CA speaking at the 22nd Annual Family South Bay Roundup in Torrance, CA - July 1st 2006
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Harvey J. shares his journey of recovery through AA, reflecting on the profound transformation he's experienced since finding sobriety. Despite a late start with drinking and three decades of struggles, he emphasizes the miracle of AA’s program and the spiritual fulfillment it brought into his life. Harvey humorously and humbly recounts his journey from self-centeredness and despair to gratitude, peace of mind, and a life centered on service, family, and the joy of helping others. His story highlights the transformative power of surrender, community, and the 12 steps.
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Chris R. - Ingram, TX speaking at MMAAC in Pearl City, IL - June 21st 2003
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Chris opens up about his journey with humor and realness. From personal struggles and failed marriages to finding hope, he shares how the 12 steps and a spiritual awakening changed his life. Chris calls out shallow AA meetings and stresses the importance of genuine connections and sticking to the Big Book. He talks about finding the right AA group that helped him break free from addiction and encourages everyone, whether new or seasoned, to dive into the 12 steps for true recovery.
Music: Deep by KaizanBlu
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