A.A.s share their experience, strength and hope.
Join us for an inspiring episode as Michelle opens up about her personal journey with binge drinking and the profound effects her alcoholism had on her relationships and health. Discover the turning point that led her to surrender and embrace the transformative power of Alcoholics Anonymous. Tune in to hear her candid story of struggle, resilience, and hope, as she shares valuable insights and lessons learned along the way. The options express here are of the hosts and the guests, not of AA as a whole.
Today, we had the privilege of welcoming Luz to our podcast! Typically found on the other side of the mic, Luz opened up about her incredible journey growing up in the Bronx and the promises she made to herself not to follow in her mother's footsteps. Her story takes a turn at the tender age of 13 when she began drinking, followed by drug use at 17. Amidst the chaos, she became a mother, grappling with deep regret as she navigated a turbulent lifestyle of alcoholism and addiction.Join us as Luz shares her inspiring story of resilience, gratitude, and the lessons learned along a rocky road to and through her sobriety. Tune in to hear her heartfelt insights and the strength she found in her struggles!#Podcast #Recovery #Inspiration #SobrietyJourney
Join us for an enlightening episode of the Central CT Intergroup's public information meeting, where we have a deeply personal and inspiring story to share. Kathy, who has felt and been treated differently from birth, opens up about her journey. She reflects on her childhood as the “good little girl” who colored within the lines, yet yearned for freedom. For many years, she sought that freedom in alcohol, but a moment of clarity changed everything. Kathy made the courageous decision to surrender and join Alcoholics Anonymous.In this episode, she explores the transformative power of the HOW—Honesty, Openness, and Willingness—and how it has reshaped her life. Her story is a testament to resilience and hope, and we invite you to listen and be inspired.Tune in to hear Kathy's journey from struggle to strength, and discover the profound impact of community and support in recovery. Don't miss it!
Join us in this heartfelt episode as Jimmy opens up about his challenging childhood, marked by frequent moves and struggles in school, alongside the shadow of an alcoholic father. In this powerful conversation, Jimmy reflects on his journey through addiction, revealing the depths to which alcohol took him and the incredible lengths he went to find sobriety. His story is one of resilience, filled with love and hope as he shares the lessons learned along the way.Jimmy also touches on his father's journey, highlighting a period of sobriety followed by relapse, and the profound impact it had on his own path to recovery. Don't miss this inspiring episode that reminds us of the strength of the human spirit and the possibility of redemption.Tune in for an uplifting discussion that promises to inspire anyone facing their own struggles.
In this heartfelt episode, Tom opens up about the profound impact alcohol had on his life, stemming from his upbringing in an alcoholic family. He shares candidly about the struggles and challenges he faced, illustrating how deeply ingrained patterns shaped his reality.Tom recounts his journey to sobriety, emphasizing the pivotal moment when he decided to seek help. He highlights the importance of having not just one, but for him, two sponsors who guided him through the recovery process. By working the steps and engaging in meaningful conversations with others, he discovered a newfound sense of purpose and connection.He shares that he never could have imagined a life filled with such joy, stability, and fulfillment. This episode serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience and the possibility of change, no matter how daunting the past may seem.
Join us for this week's exciting episode of Central Connecticut Intergroup podcast hosted by Luz as her guest is Nancy from New York City! Nancy shares her thrilling experiences following Grateful Dead and her powerful moments protesting in Washington, D.C. But that's not all—she opens up about her transformative journey of being “struck sober” and the amazing life she's built through the Alcoholics Anonymous program.Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with sobriety, willingness and gratitude. Don't miss it!
We are excited to welcome Tammy to our podcast this week! Join us as she candidly shares her journey through relapse, sorrow, and ultimately, recovery. Tammy emphasizes the significance of fellowship and the invaluable relationships she has cultivated with the incredible women in her fellowship. Tune in to hear about the profound gifts she's received along the way and how she strives to give back. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!
Tonight's episode features Eric, a member of the AA community from Bristol, NYC, and NJ. With a mix of humor and a candid look at the real-life consequences of drinking, Eric shares his journey to sobriety. It wasn't an easy road — it took more than one attempt to understand that AA is just one part of what supports his recovery. Today, he stands strong on the three-legged stool of Fellowship, Unity, and Service. Tune in for an inspiring and honest conversation. Don't miss it!
Kristen candidly discusses the all consuming nature of her alcoholism, the constant thoughts of drinking, the drinking itself, and the recovery process from drinking. She talks about the 12 steps and how they changed her life . Kristen share is vulnerable and intimate and brings hope!
Bobby, with his wise eyes, often reflects on his journey through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). He shares his experience with a warmth that draws others in, making them feel both understood and inspired. Bobby recounts the dark days before he found AA. Bobby firmly believes that sobriety is an ongoing process. For him, AA is not just about sobriety; it's about personal growth, community, and the continuous journey of self-discovery. Bobby often concludes his shares with a smile, reminding everyone that it's never too late to change.
Join us for an inspiring episode as Luz sits down with Kathleen and Deanna to discuss the powerful AA slogans”First Things First" and "This Too Shall Pass." Together, they share their personal journeys of recovery from alcoholism and how these slogans provided strength and resilience during their battles with cancer. Tune in to hear their heartfelt stories and insights on overcoming life's toughest challenges. Don't miss this uplifting conversation that reminds us all of the power of hope and perseverance!
Tom shares his experience with the progression of alcoholism, Drinking in high school, drinking in college, hospital admissions, rehabs. Coming to Alcoholics Anonymous to find sobriety, self-awareness, humility and giving.
Ed and Glenn discussed with Luz the Slogans, “Easy does it” and “ Live and let live” and how they have implemented these slogans in their lives.
Michael shares his experience Updated recovering from alcoholism, mental illness, and sexual abuse. How his faith has restored all of him.
Glenn shares his story with gratitude and service.
Francis was born in Meriden CT, now from New York, New York she shares her experience strength and hope. Finding and staying sober in A.A., then living the 12 steps which gave her an amazing life.
Merrill with 40 years of sobriety shares her experience, her strength and her hope.
Paul shares how working the steps out of the big book has changed his life.
Nicole answers questions and shares her experiences. It's hard being an Atheist in AA. But sobriety and AA is for everyone!
Evan shares his experience in coming to A.A., finding a sponsor and the joy of fellowship.
Shawn shares about having reservations to staying sober and having no reservations! Steps, sobriety
Tom shares his experience, strength and hope as his higher power led him to AA.
Susan share her story of experience strength and hope from alcoholism, to finding sobriety, dealing with life on life terms is not always easy, but possible!
Hannah shares her experience strength and hope and getting sober and addressing her mental health
Lori's story- from life in the “hood” to finding sobriety, working the steps and creating a family and corporate lif
Lisa shares her experience, strength and hope - drinking, loss of a child, love while helping others in A.A.
This is recorded as a public information meeting for public TV- this is audio only.
This is an A.A. meeting format recording used for public information on local public TV
How working the steps and being of service is a vital part of her sobriety
Jason B from Wallingford talks a little about honesty in his recovery.
Sharing her experience, strength, and hope. Living and working AA's 12 steps and working with others.
Brandon from Hilton Head Island, peeling the layers of alcoholism to find acceptance and gratitude.
Megan came and shared her experience with Steps 6 & 7 with us and boy was it an eye opener for me lol. The message I got was Awareness, Acceptance, and Action. Her sobriety date is 9/14/82 and her homegroup is the As Women See It Group that meets in Wallingford on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Kathy told us her story of finding a spark in the darkness. She is such a shining example of how this program works and how you can have serenity no matter what you are going through. Kathy D's sobriety date is 5/1/2020 and her homegroup is the Midday Miracles at the Bristol Recovery Club. If you would like to write to Kathy while she is serving her sentence please check back on April 25th when I will update with her mailing address.
Ali G came and spoke with us about her experience with Steps 4 & 5. Ali's sobriety date is 4/23/2013 and her home group is the As Women See It group that meets in Wallingford on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Paul S. came to chat with us about his experience with Step 3 and wow it was such a great time. Paul has an amazing story and it was a gift to get to sit and hear it. Paul's sobriety date is 12/15/2014 and his homegroup is the Waterbury Men's Meeting that meets on Wednesdays.
Mary N joined us to share her experience with Step 2. Mary's sobriety date is 5/25/2000 and her home group is the As Women See It group that meets in Wallingford on Saturday mornings at 9am.
We are starting a new series on the steps! Melissa T joined us to share about her experience with Step 1. Her sobriety date is June 19, 1983 and her homegroup is the Hamden Early Risers Meeting that meets Sunday mornings at 7:30am.
Our American friend Claire is also from the West Coast and now resides in Connecticut. We talked about turning over your willpower and finding that strength in your HP. Claire's sobriety date is 1/6/2017 and her home group is the As Women See It group that meets in Wallingford on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Dawn J's sobriety date is 2/2/95 and her homegroup is the Old timers Zoomers group that meets on Wednesdays at 9:30am on Zoom.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
