CHUCK CHAMBERLAIN ~ MAY 1,1974 ~ at PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA ~ A VERY SPIRITUAL MESSAGE HE TALKS ABOUT EACH OF THE TWELVE STEPS ~ A very good recording of Chuck C sharing his knowledge of and experience with the twelve steps. ~ 73 minutes long it nearly fills the CD it's on. No introductions or closing just Chuck

at Tustin, CA May 10, 1977

at Pala Mesa Retreat January 24-26, 1975 Enlightenment for the Non-Religious; Spirituality for those who thought themselves Non-Spiritual. About Cultivating the Powerful Undercurrents of the AA Program. He points out that if your staying sober your already looking through a New Pair of Glasses - How to Cultivate that Vision

Chuck Chamberlain of Laguna Beach, CA Tells His Whole Story at Texas State Convention July 15, 1963 San Antonio, Texas Chuck talks about a variety of topics all relating to AA Alcoholics and Alcoholism. He talks about the simplicity of the steps, the difficulty of surrender, and the personality quirks of Alcoholics. A Very Good Talk by Chuck. The Sound Quality of the recording is very good; and Chuck told his story very well that day. At 79 minutes long the recording just barely fit on 1 Cd. The recording begins with Chuck introducing himself and ends with the audiences applause. If you are looking for a good Cd of Chuck telling his story this is it. 20 Tracks ~ 79 Minutes

at Santa Anna, CA ~ 1983 A Really great talk on Alcoholism; What it really is and how to treat it. The role of perception in the perpetuating of the problem.

at Fifth Anniversary of Freedom Through Action Group Scottsdale, AZ ~ December 10, 2004 12 Tracks ~ 56 Minutes Clancy talks about a few AA Topics. After a few preliminary remarks he talks about the importance of IDENTIFICATION. How drinking Alcoholics become so accustomed to getting "well meaning advice" that they automatically tune it out. Points out that Bill Dotson AA Number 3 recovered not as a result of advice but because he identified with Bill and Dr Bobs stories. He talks about Anonymity, and explains that Anonymity breakers try to "help AA". This is it's fundamental problem AA helps alcoholics and disaster usually follows the switching of those roles. Towards the end of the talk he discusses the somewhat controversial subject of Anti-Depressants and other like Meds. He makes some very interesting remarks which cannot be sufficiently explained in this brief description. Other topics are touched on; there is no drunkalogue; It's a talk about AA, and recovery in AA.

A Talk by Clancy on the 12 Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous

Ocean City, Maryland January 24, 2004 14 Tracks ~ 66 Minutes

A Talk on the History of AA by Clancy I