

#1906
Mentioned in 15 episodes
Alcoholics Anonymous
Book • 2001
Written primarily by Bill Wilson, one of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous, this book outlines the 12-step program for recovering from alcoholism.
It includes personal stories of recovery, explanations of the steps, and chapters targeted at specific audiences such as agnostics, wives, and employers.
The book emphasizes the importance of admitting powerlessness over alcohol, seeking help from a higher power, and community support.
It has been highly influential and has sold over 37 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling books of all time.
It includes personal stories of recovery, explanations of the steps, and chapters targeted at specific audiences such as agnostics, wives, and employers.
The book emphasizes the importance of admitting powerlessness over alcohol, seeking help from a higher power, and community support.
It has been highly influential and has sold over 37 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling books of all time.
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Mentioned by 

when referencing the Alcoholics Anonymous book.


Jason DeFillippo

125 snips
our journey with alcohol | Jason DeFillippo
Mentioned by 

in relation to the 12 steps and their applicability to various life challenges.


Ian Cron

33 snips
13. How the 12 Steps Can Transform Anyone's Life (w/Ian Cron)
Mentioned by 

as a book he read to understand addiction because Jack Deere was talking about it all the time.


Michael Roundtree

26 snips
What Jack Deere Taught Us About Ministry & Life
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as literature for 12-step programs.

Stephen Diangelo

11 snips
Jungian Psychology, Addiction, and Money Printing w/ Stephen Diangelo (WiM588)
Recommended by 

as mandatory reading for seminaries and literature courses.


Ian Morgan Cron

Room for Good Things: Josh Nadeau on Finding Beauty in Everyday Life (Enneagram 7)
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while discussing the 12 steps and making amends.


John Ortberg

32. Step 9: How to Let Go of Resentment and Finally Heal | John Ortberg
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as one of the things he owes his life to.


Michael Chernow

Healing Through Habits | Michael Chernow on Hopeaholics Pt. 2
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's therapist, to help him cope with trauma and find purpose.

Dynamo

“Dynamo Is Dead!” - The Heartbreaking True Story Of Why Dynamo The Magician Vanished For Years! (Exclusive)
Mentioned by the speaker in reference to Bill Wilson's writing about the destruction or lowering of ego.

Topic: Steps 6 and 7
Mentioned by Luke while discussing the importance of working with others in recovery.

SA Fireside Chat With Luke
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as a source of information about Jung.

Cody Peterson

Cody Peterson on CG Jung and Addiction
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as the basic text for Alcoholics Anonymous, describing addiction to alcohol.

Donavon Riley

382: Riley - Our False Gods and Addiction

Luke Storey

616. Frequency Is the Future: Inner Peace, EMF Immunity, & Evolution w/ FLFE’s Stegman & Stedmann
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from one of Chad's favorite books to share the program of recovery.

Paul Vanderklay

Locating your "True Self" When a World Invites you to become a Screen God: Post-Midwestuary Estuary
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as the book that changed his life and gave him the skills to overcome addiction.

Luke Storey

Turning My Wounds Into Wisdom: Luke as Guest on Wax On Wax Off (Bonus Rebroadcast)
Mentioned by 

as the co-author of the Twelve Steps in Alcoholics Anonymous.


Ian Morgan Cron

Special Episode: Ian reads Chapter One of The Fix
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as the book used in Cocaine Anonymous meetings.

Rob Rosell

SHOCKING: His First Real Estate Deal Netted $50,000 PROFIT?! | Rob Rowsell
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in the context of his recovery journey.

Luke Storey

584. Devotional Practice: How Prayer and Perspective Change Everything w/ Luke & Alyson Storey
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. during a discussion on the second step of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Pete H

Big Book Study: Step 2 - Now What (Part 3 of 15)
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as a book he read that influenced his views on living in the moment.


Robert Matheson

Robert Matheson - Never Give Up on Your Dream