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Episodes: 271
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
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Howard L. - Interview host for AA Recovery Interviews; a member of Alcoholics Anonymous who provides a platform for AA members to share recovery experience, strength, and hope in line with AA’s 12 Traditions a...
Corby M. - Relapse After Meaningful Sobriety; Accountability, Sponsorship, Service, And Fully Engaging In The AA Program To Reclaim Sobriety.
C.T. - Recovery Shaped By Instability And Treatment Access; Enrichment Of A Well-worked Program; Recommitting And Re-invigorating AA Practice.
April T. - Drunk Driving Aftermath; Journey From Crisis/bottom To Spiritual Awakening Through AA Program Work And Service While Incarcerated.
Maryrose M. – Sober 5 Years
June 03, 2026
In this episode, guest Maryrose M. shares her journey to sobriety, detailing how alcoholism developed later in life despite earlier signs of its growing impact on her life. After facing escalating binges, blackouts, and deep self-reproach, she embraced a well-worked AA program to achieve over five years of continuous sobriety. Listeners will hear an inspiring story illustrating how finding similarities and shared experiences can be the key to lasting recovery.
Corby M. – Sober Since Sept. 2020 (Encore Episode)
May 23, 2026
Corby’s story is one of pain, relapse, survival, and redemption—an honest reminder that alcoholism can reemerge even after meaningful time in recovery. After entering AA in 2017, Corby later faced a devastating relapse when prescribed pain medication for severe back problems gradually led him back to alcohol. What followed was a difficult journey through addiction, treatment, and ultimately a return to the Fellowship. But this episode is not primarily about falling—it’s about getting back up...
C.T. – Sober 37 Years
May 06, 2026
C.T.’s story begins with loss and instability— Like many recovering alcoholics, C.T. grew up in a fractured family. His mother died when he was five and he’d never met his biological father, early family contention centered on where C.T. should stay. He never knew why his grandparents didn’t take him in, C.T. ended up being raised by his “Auntie” Irene, from whom C.T. learned values, virtues, and how to be a decent human being in a society where the pursuit of ease and comfort could morph i...
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