kanamit

Wed, Jan 11, 2012 01:00AM (It doesn't mention what time zone) It is in the US so it will be GMT-5–GMT-8.

I don't know if I can link to this but Google the following including quotes for more information—or PM me:

Terminally Unique

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

5:00 PM USA Pacific Time

8:00 PM USA Eastern Time

kanamit

Did I even get the day wrong?

Terminally Unique

You should call in, kanamit, ask him some questions.

kanamit

If I understand the timezones correctly, it's midnight in England when the show starts. That's far too late for this early riser.

Plus, he'd tear me to pieces—I failed on his online AVRT test.

Terminally Unique

There are countless stations on that site, so it depends on the host, but blog talk radio usually allows people to enter the web "chat room" during a live show and pose questions without having to actually telephone in. I'm fairly certain, that, like SR, you need to register for a free account first in order to use the chat room feature, though.

Terminally Unique

I am home, and this will start in a half hour, so I think I will listen to it live.

If you Google "safe recovery online radio" it is the first link.

Terminally Unique

I just listened to this, and two people called in before they ran out of time. JT didn't mince words with their Beasts.

kanamit

I have just listened to it. It was good but it would have been even better if he's spoken to some more argumentative people.

kanamit

I have listened to this a second and third time now. It's a bit of a shame there were only a couple of callers. A few times Jack asks for addicted people to call in but, as interesting as the calls were, I don't think they made full use of his expertise. I also thought it was odd that the host has not read RR:TNC or the Art of AVRT in its entirety.

One point I really like was he said that the disease of alcoholism is an excuse to drink with a Doctor's note.

Having said that I am very grateful to both Jack and the host for bringing us this. If you are familiar with Rational Recovery and have not listened to this yet, I recommend you do.

Also, with knowledge of AVRT behind you, it is amazing how clear the you/it divide becomes.

Finally, I don't think he like it being called 'avert', preferring AVRT.