The Best Speaker CD In The History of AA
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The Best Speaker CD In The History of AA
Okay, there probably is no such thing, but I’d like to know which your favorites are. I’m looking for some new ones. Here is one I’ve been enjoying lately:
XA-Speakers - The lights are on!
XA-Speakers - The lights are on!
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I have used that site and others for years.
I also have a collection of "Speaker Tapes", many acquired in my early years of Recovery. I think it's over 400. rofl I think I was wee bit obsessive.
However, I STILL listen to them, especially the ones of my sponsor and her husband who are both gone now. The tapes help to quiet THE COMMITTEE and get me rebalanced and focused back on TODAY.
Thanks for posting the site. I think we need to post it every 6 months or so for all the new folks that come to SR. J M H O
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I also have a collection of "Speaker Tapes", many acquired in my early years of Recovery. I think it's over 400. rofl I think I was wee bit obsessive.
However, I STILL listen to them, especially the ones of my sponsor and her husband who are both gone now. The tapes help to quiet THE COMMITTEE and get me rebalanced and focused back on TODAY.
Thanks for posting the site. I think we need to post it every 6 months or so for all the new folks that come to SR. J M H O
Love and hugs,
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Wow, great! Thanks all! Already some I haven’t heard here. I’ll have to try to download them.
Laurie, who are some of your favorites? Did you click on the link I posted? The link should lead to a specific speaker CD that I love.
PS. I’ve posted to this great free website before too, and I will again. I think it is a great source for everyone.
Laurie, who are some of your favorites? Did you click on the link I posted? The link should lead to a specific speaker CD that I love.
PS. I’ve posted to this great free website before too, and I will again. I think it is a great source for everyone.
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Originally Posted by AW2486 
I like listening to the old timers that were around when it all took place.
Bill W - Clarence S - Jim B - Dr. Bob - Ebby T
Bill W - Clarence S - Jim B - Dr. Bob - Ebby T
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Originally Posted by CAPTAINZING2000
Mickey Bush is a great speaker can't find anything to down load though
I typed Mickey Bush in the search box here XA-Speakers - The lights are on! and got several links to a Mickey B's talks. If this is him, is he an alcoholic as well as an addict?
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I like Tom I ,Ed M,Don P,Hank J he`s funny as heck with a good message.
I just listened to Jim B yesterday and Hank J.
Tom B jr,Gil Lamb from Muleshoe Tx,Gil`s not on xa speakers.Earl Hightower from Cal,,Norm A. from Cal is a great oldie too.
in the 60`s there was Tom Shipp from Tx who spoke a lot at Blackstone,Va.He`s inspirational sometimes.
Like Laurie,I have hundreds of tapes here.I am slowly in the process of transferring them to cd
I just listened to Jim B yesterday and Hank J.
Tom B jr,Gil Lamb from Muleshoe Tx,Gil`s not on xa speakers.Earl Hightower from Cal,,Norm A. from Cal is a great oldie too.
in the 60`s there was Tom Shipp from Tx who spoke a lot at Blackstone,Va.He`s inspirational sometimes.
Like Laurie,I have hundreds of tapes here.I am slowly in the process of transferring them to cd
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