Sober Cast: An (unofficial) Alcoholics Anonymous podcast. AA

Ollie R from Canberra Australia speaking at the Unity Group, June 2009

Rick B speaking at the Big Ole Roundup in February of 2007

Don B telling his story as the opening speaker at the 2005 Melbourne AA Steps Weekend -- If you pull the trigger you have had your last drink!

Rachael S speaking at Feet First Speakers Group recorded in 2014

Vicki O. speaking at the Central Orlando Sat. Night Speaker meeting in 2011, she had been sober 28 years at the time of this speak.

Herb W. from Midland TX. speaking at the Huntsville Roundup in Feb. 1999, he got sober in 1975.

Rick H from Portland OR. speaking at the Cabana Speakers meeting in Portland OR he was 15 yeas sober at the time of this speak.

Addie H from Sacramento CA sober in 1982 speaking at an unknown AA meeting in July of 2010. One of the things I found facinating about her speak is her telling her mothers story as the first woman in the first meeting in L.A. 

This is not a speaker meeting, it is a speak by Nell Wing who was Bill Ws second secretary and AAs first archivist. At the time of this speak AA was almost 60 and Nell began working for AA when it was almost 12. This was recorded in Phoenix AZ in 1994.  

Ed B speaking at a conference in Charlotte NC at an unknown date, this was recorded sometime in the 1950's. Very good recording quality for the time.

Dave P. from Birch Way WA. telling his Story at Woodstock of AA in Cocoa Beach FL. May 2010.

Coretha M. telling her story at the 16th. Atlanta Roundup in Brunswick GA. in 1991.  

Evelyn T. speaking at the 50th Annual Buffalo Fall Convention Buffalo NY, 10/91. She is a very funny woman. I really enjoyed listening to her, she got sober in 1953 and was 71 at the time of this speak (38 years). There is a bit of a pitched tone running through this audio I managed to dull it a bit, it is a little annoying but she was so impressive to listen to I thought I would put it up regardless.

Mickey B a pretty funny guy from the UK, who puked on the queens lawn and puked on a lawn in queens! So is the cat! Repost from 4/20. This is a fair quality recording, it sounds a bit fuzzy and I have cleaned up the tone as best I can.

Mark H and Dave F discuss how important the first step is not only to starting the program but to maintaining sobreity. There is also a discussion about working with those who relapse often.