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Mentioned in 7 episodes
The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous
Book • 2013
This book, written primarily by Bill W. Wilson with contributions from other early members of AA, including Dr. Bob Smith, outlines the 12-step program for recovering from alcoholism.
It includes personal stories of recovery, explanations of the steps, and chapters targeting specific audiences such as employers, wives, and agnostics.
The book emphasizes the importance of a spiritual solution, community support, and abstinence in overcoming alcoholism.
It has been widely influential and has sold over 30 million copies, making it one of the best-selling books of all time.
It includes personal stories of recovery, explanations of the steps, and chapters targeting specific audiences such as employers, wives, and agnostics.
The book emphasizes the importance of a spiritual solution, community support, and abstinence in overcoming alcoholism.
It has been widely influential and has sold over 30 million copies, making it one of the best-selling books of all time.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
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when discussing the concept of consequence and hope in addiction recovery.

AJ Jacobs

67 snips
Why You Need to Connect with Your Future Self with Dr. Benjamin Hardy
Mentioned in the context of the 12-step program for recovery.

49 snips
It's Never Too Late to Turn Your Life Around (ft. Brandon Novak)
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as a foundational text for Alcoholics Anonymous, offering spiritual insights.


Ian Morgan Cron


John Ortberg

20 snips
Beyond Addiction: How the 12 Steps Can Enrich Everyone's Spiritual Journey
Mentioned by 

as a source of wisdom on addiction and recovery.


Ian Cron

19 snips
The Key to Overcoming Loneliness and Addiction in 2025
Referenced by 

as a key text in Alcoholics Anonymous regarding the principles of sobriety and service to others.


Rich Roll

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Rich Roll | Playing The Long Game
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while discussing the 12 steps program.


John Ortberg

19. Step 5: You Can Only Be Loved to the Extent You Are Known | John Ortberg
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as the central text of Alcoholics Anonymous.


Rich Roll

Roll On: Everything Roll On