The Best Speaker CD In The History of AA
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Hey, thanks all, I've just downloaded about 15 of the recommended talks; thanks.
My favourite speakers are:
Sandy B
Chris R
Clancy I (love his humour)
Joe 'n' Charlie (of course)
I do manual work so I can listen to this stuff while I work; they're brilliant for my motivation.
Thanks.
My favourite speakers are:
Sandy B
Chris R
Clancy I (love his humour)
Joe 'n' Charlie (of course)
I do manual work so I can listen to this stuff while I work; they're brilliant for my motivation.
Thanks.
I brought this thread back to life.....so the least I can do is post a couple talks that are new to me (but not new talks).
I'm getting some reeeeeeally strong stuff out of these. Can't wait to start 'em over again and get a deeper understanding.
Sandy B and Bob B - There is a Solution Workshop 2004 I should admit, I'm drawn to anything and everything either of these guys does. The way they speak, the honesty, their ability to paint a picture with their words.....they're both on my all-time-favorites list.
talks 1-3 here (bottom of page): File Catalog from recoveryspeakers.com
talk #4 here (top of page): File Catalog from recoveryspeakers.com
One other one worth checking out: Sandy B - Palm Springs,CA, Drop The Rock 1972. It's about midway down the page here: File Catalog from recoveryspeakers.com. Sandy did that talk back when he was 8 years sober. Today, in 2012, he's got FORTY eight years......
I'm getting some reeeeeeally strong stuff out of these. Can't wait to start 'em over again and get a deeper understanding.
Sandy B and Bob B - There is a Solution Workshop 2004 I should admit, I'm drawn to anything and everything either of these guys does. The way they speak, the honesty, their ability to paint a picture with their words.....they're both on my all-time-favorites list.
talks 1-3 here (bottom of page): File Catalog from recoveryspeakers.com
talk #4 here (top of page): File Catalog from recoveryspeakers.com
One other one worth checking out: Sandy B - Palm Springs,CA, Drop The Rock 1972. It's about midway down the page here: File Catalog from recoveryspeakers.com. Sandy did that talk back when he was 8 years sober. Today, in 2012, he's got FORTY eight years......
Hey, thanks all, I've just downloaded about 15 of the recommended talks; thanks.
My favourite speakers are:
Sandy B
Chris R
Clancy I (love his humour)
Joe 'n' Charlie (of course)
I do manual work so I can listen to this stuff while I work; they're brilliant for my motivation.
Thanks.
My favourite speakers are:
Sandy B
Chris R
Clancy I (love his humour)
Joe 'n' Charlie (of course)
I do manual work so I can listen to this stuff while I work; they're brilliant for my motivation.
Thanks.
Right on with your list too....I dig all those guys.
Check out the Sandy talks I linked in my post above. 4hrs+ of Sandy B and Bob B - they're AWESOME talks (not really "talks" so much as the two of them talking, back and forth - kinda like Joe and Charlie do).
My favorite is Cliff R from Oceanside CA.I heard him speak many years ago at Founder's Day in Akron OH and got it on tape.Would love to find it on CD....he is one of those great speakers who can make you laugh and make you cry and make you KNOW you belong.Cause if you laugh...we GOTCHA!!! (His words)
Phoenix aka Tinker
Phoenix aka Tinker
I cannot thank you guys enough for bumping this thread the other day. My son is in the hospital and I have not been able to get to a meeting in a week. I have 22 days sober and really need to be at a meeting. I am trying but every time I try to go something else pops up and prevents me from going.
Anyway, I have been downloading these and listening to them on my hour drive to and from the hospital. It's been a real life saver and I am learning so much.
Anyway, I have been downloading these and listening to them on my hour drive to and from the hospital. It's been a real life saver and I am learning so much.
Been on a Sandy B "bender" as of late and the talks with him and Bob B are OUTSTANDING. I am not sure I would have been able to take what they say in a year ago, but their approach deepens everything I have learned so far to a whole new level.
Kerry C makes me laugh! Was listening to her as well the other day. I wonder what it would be like to have her as a sponsor!
Mark H is also another new favourite. His depth of experience in meditation is inspiring and his overall approach is fantastic.
Kerry C makes me laugh! Was listening to her as well the other day. I wonder what it would be like to have her as a sponsor!
Mark H is also another new favourite. His depth of experience in meditation is inspiring and his overall approach is fantastic.
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Brattleboro, VT
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This is awesome!
Thank you so much everybody!
I literally Googled "best AA speakers" and got to this thread! I already knew about xa-speakers.org and have listened to Earl Hightower and Bob and Scott (recommendations from my program buddies).
Now I have a whole list of people I can try!
Go internet!!!!
Bridget
"It's never too late to have a happy childhood."
I literally Googled "best AA speakers" and got to this thread! I already knew about xa-speakers.org and have listened to Earl Hightower and Bob and Scott (recommendations from my program buddies).
Now I have a whole list of people I can try!
Go internet!!!!
Bridget
"It's never too late to have a happy childhood."
The Sandy B / Bob B talks I referenced above (and that Paul later commented on) seem to have been moved. So....I went ahead and found 'em on XA:
XA-Speakers - The lights are on!
Just rolled through those 4 talks again recently.....amazing stuff in there.
XA-Speakers - The lights are on!
Just rolled through those 4 talks again recently.....amazing stuff in there.
The Sandy B / Bob B talks I referenced above (and that Paul later commented on) seem to have been moved. So....I went ahead and found 'em on XA:
XA-Speakers - The lights are on!
Just rolled through those 4 talks again recently.....amazing stuff in there.
XA-Speakers - The lights are on!
Just rolled through those 4 talks again recently.....amazing stuff in there.
http://storiesofrecovery.org/SandyB.htm
I'll second the Bob Darrell "How to Recover from a Spiritual Malady"
My favs:
Joe/Charlie: BB Adventure
Bob D: Spiritual Malady
Joe H: Salvation Army
Chris R.: Meetings Don't Treat Alcoholism
Chris S. & Peter M: Step Workshop
Joe A: "How can a guy with no underwear make a bargain?"
Sandy B
Karen G
My favs:
Joe/Charlie: BB Adventure
Bob D: Spiritual Malady
Joe H: Salvation Army
Chris R.: Meetings Don't Treat Alcoholism
Chris S. & Peter M: Step Workshop
Joe A: "How can a guy with no underwear make a bargain?"
Sandy B
Karen G
I recently finished listening to Sandy B. and Bob. B at Far Corners and it's the talk where he discusses his daughter's murder and forgiveness and some other issues that he walked through. Pretty powerful stuff. And Bob B is fascinating to listen to as well. One of my favourite series of talks so far.
Stories of Recovery - Sandy B Collection
Stories of Recovery - Sandy B Collection
Bob Earle - if he hasn't already been mentioned yet. He describes being crazy and sober very well and the solutions to it. Very, very funny!
Sandy B too as others have mentioned. Liked how he talks about how it's a human condition to feel separated from god (that hole in the soul) and how to not feel the separation. Is also described as that 'spiritual void'. And how he tells that story about the janitor. Very ace!
Sandy B too as others have mentioned. Liked how he talks about how it's a human condition to feel separated from god (that hole in the soul) and how to not feel the separation. Is also described as that 'spiritual void'. And how he tells that story about the janitor. Very ace!
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