Clarence Snyder ~ ~ at Seminar Group August 28, 1958 15 Tracks ~ 73 Minutes ~ Clarence Tells His Story and Vividly Describes the Oxford Group Meetings at T. Henry Williams Home ~ In this recording Clarence explains how the early Oxford Group meetings in Akron were conducted. He talks about his first impression of Dr Bobs Wife Anne and Henrietta Siberling. (He didn't initially know Anne was Dr Bobs wife. "She was a chain smoker with a huge black hat. I thought she was a madam and that Henrietta was one of her girls".)

Joe McQ. and Charlie P. the Original Joe and Charlie on 9 Full Length Cds at 5th Unity Weekend March 6-9,1992 Jekyll Island, GA Includes a set of Seminar Handouts. This is a high quality Classic Joe and Charlie seminar. Well before Parkinson's struck Joe McQ it is a great example of the Seminar as originally conducted while the original Joe of Joe and Charlie was in his prime. (Each Cd Approximately 78 Minutes long with 16 5 Minute tracks)

at 7th Belvidere Group January 1989 Bellevue,NE Cliff is from Oceanside, CA and he tells this story about this one resentment he had that is unforgettable. I think most of us can identify with it-more than once. 12 Tracks ~ 56 Minutes

at El Paso Texas Jamboree 2-26-67 Cliff tells his story and talks about how he took the 12 Steps of the AA program. at 77 Minutes it almost completely fills the 80 minute CD

Dr Paul O and Wife Maxine Communication in Sober Relationships at 6th Gratitude Roundup; November 25, 1995 15 Tracks ~ 75 Minutes

Dave Pistole of Birch Bay, WA A VISION FOR YOU WORKSHOP at Florida State Convention Jacksonville, FL ~ 8-6-2004 19 Tracks ~ 77 Minutes Really Good Workshop ~ A Vision for you contains the Happy Joyous and Free quote. Dave explains that the point of his workshop will be "How to Be Happy?. He uses a whole bunch of really great quotes. One was so good I bookmarked it with a track. at the start of Track 6 of the Cd Dave Quotes George Bernard Shaw"This is the true joy of life; the being used up for a purpose recognized by yourself as a mighty one. Being a force of nature rather than a feverish selfish little clot of ailments and grievances complaining that the world will not devote itself to making you happy."

Though not a talk specifically about AA history Dr Bob and Bill Wilson play a role in his story. He talks about the early members, meetings and pivotal events like Saturday Evening Post article. How AA helped him find the living God which was not the God he was brought up with. He ends his talk with a word about the 12 Traditions and the Bright Future of AA. He was there right after AA started, stayed sober and active in working the program with others, but his message is timeless. It doesn't really seem like he gave this talk over 40 years ago because the AA message of hope is fresh and vibrant.

Dewey Spies originally of Cleveland, Ohio then San Mateo,CA January 17, 1969 ~ Good Talk ~ Tells His Story and talks About AA One of the First 100 Alcoholics Anonymous Members. Though not a talk specifically about AA history Dr Bob and Bill Wilson play a role in his story. He talks about the early members, meetings and pivotal events like Saturday Evening Post article. How AA helped him find the living God which was not the God he was brought up with. He ends his talk with a word about the 12 Traditions and the Bright Future of AA. He was there right after AA started, stayed sober and active in working the program with others, but his message is timeless. It doesn't really seem like he gave this talk over 30 years ago because the AA message of hope is fresh and vibrant.

at Ohio Area AA Conference She Tells her story which is quite exciting and talks about work with other Alcoholics. Dr John Mooney and His Wife Dots work continues to this day at the Statesboro, GA Addictions Treatment Center Willingway

1.Dr Bob at Detroit 1948 2.Dr Bob at Cleveland Convention 1950 "Love and Service" 3.Bill Wilson 1947 A TALK ON ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 4.Smith Family 1947-Dr Bob and Anne Smith, Smitty jr and wife Betty-Recorded message to be delivered to Bill by George H who recorded it. 17 Tracks ~ 71 Minutes