Beyond Belief Sobriety

Admitted to God, to Ourselves and to Another Human Being the Exact Nature of Our Wrongs. I was transformed by the Twelve... Read more

These podcasts are a great deal of fun and I am fortunate to have such an opportunity to speak with so many people in th... Read more

John H. from the We Agnostics Group in Washington DC makes another appearance on the podcast to talk about deprogramming... Read more

In this episode, John H. from the DC We Agnostics Group talks about his secular recovery as described in a series of art... Read more

Many years ago, maybe twenty or more, I would occasionally attend a speaker meeting on Friday nights and at those meetin... Read more

In today’s episode, I’ll be speaking with Dr. Ray Baker, an expert in the field of Addiction Medicine. Recently, Dr. Bak... Read more

June of 1989 was my original sobriety date. I was what is described in our literature as a classic “two-stepper.” You co... Read more

In this episode, Angela B. and John S. discuss the first step in the recovery process, which for many of us is whatever ... Read more

As storm Ciara tore its path across the United Kingdom, somewhere in London, Jeremy P. hunkered down and spoke with me f... Read more

In today’s podcast we meet Yvonne H. from the Mainely Agnostics Group in Portland, Maine. The group celebrated its first... Read more

This episode features a talk by Bill W., author of “Twelve Secular Steps: An Addiction Recovery Guide.” Bill’s book is a... Read more

Transcript 00:00 John S.: This is Episode 99 of AA Beyond Belief, the Podcast. [music] 00:25 John S.: Dr. Vera Tarman ha... Read more

Archer Voxx,  author of The Five Keys: 12 Step Recovery Without A God, and Alcoholics Anonymous Universal Edition spoke ... Read more

Last week we published Mark C.’s story in which he described from his own experience, the insidious progression of alcoh... Read more

This episode features a conversation with Lena R. from the We Agnostics Group in North Bay, Ontario. Lena discusses her ... Read more

Are the Twelve Steps really relevant in the 21st Century, and is there any point for an atheist or agnostic to work out ... Read more

Mike started drinking early in life, and by the age of 18 he had already been to jail and treatment. Though he loved alc... Read more

Jon Stewart from Brighton, England was kind enough to join me for a conversation which I found immensely interesting, an... Read more

Step Three, in its original form reads as “Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we ... Read more

In episode three, I interview John H. from the We Agnostics AA Group in Washington DC. We talk about his story, the begi... Read more