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Alcoholics Anonymous — The Complete Big Book, Read Aloud
Listen to the entire Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous read chapter by chapter. All 11 chapters plus the forewords and Dr. Bob's story. The text of the first edition is in the public domain. Follow along with the written text on our Big Book page.
A New Pair of Glasses — Full Audiobook
One of the most beloved AA speaker recordings ever made. Chuck C. shares his experience, strength and hope with warmth, humor and deep insight into the 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous. Based on his book 'A New Pair of Glasses,' this six-part talk has been a cornerstone of AA speaker meetings for decades.
The Big Book Study — Complete 34-Session Workshop
Joe McQ and Charlie P present the definitive walk-through of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. This legendary workshop breaks down every chapter, every step, and every tradition with clarity that has helped millions understand the AA program. Essential listening for sponsees and sponsors alike.
Co-Founder of Alcoholics Anonymous — Historic Recordings
Rare recordings of Bill Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous. Hear the man who started it all read from the Big Book, explain the 12 Traditions, and share the early history of the AA fellowship. These recordings span from 1947 to the 1960s and are an invaluable piece of AA history.
AA Pioneer — 'How It Works' Talk, 1982
Clarence Snyder, known as 'the Home Brewmeister,' was one of AA's earliest members and founder of the Cleveland AA groups. His 1982 talk on 'How It Works' reflects decades of sobriety and a deep understanding of the original program as the founders intended it.
The Man Who Carried the Message to Bill W.
Ebby Thatcher visited his old drinking buddy Bill Wilson in November 1934 and told him he had found a way out through a spiritual program. That conversation led directly to the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous. This rare 1958 recording captures Ebby sharing his story in his own words.
Somewhere Along the Way — Classic AA Speaker Talks
Ted Harbach shares his journey through alcoholism and into recovery with the kind of straightforward honesty, humor, and hard-won wisdom that has made his talks perennial favorites at AA speaker meetings across the country.
Drop the Rock — Classic AA Speaker Recordings
Sandy Beach is one of the most popular AA speakers of the modern era. His warm storytelling, sharp humor, and deep understanding of the 12 Steps have made his recordings essential listening in the recovery community. These selections span convention talks, step workshops, and his beloved Saturday Morning Live step study series.
Beloved Priest & AA Speaker — Classic Talks on Alcoholism
Father Joseph C. Martin was a Catholic priest whose warmth, wit, and gift for teaching made him one of the most influential voices in addiction recovery. His famous 'Chalk Talk on Alcoholism' has been seen by millions and remains one of the most widely shared AA recordings of all time. These talks span decades of service to the recovery community.