Dr. Paul O.of Laguna Niguel, California
at 8th Capitol Jamboree
Olympia WA ~ June 5, 1999
Author of the Big Book Story DOCTOR ALCOHOLIC ADDICT(P.439 3rd edition) Dr. Paul's Big Book story is also in the 4th Edition on page 407 and there titled ACCEPTENCE.
Dr Paul O Tells Every Story I've ever heard him tell all in one talk.
No Intro No Closing 90 Minutes of Dr Paul on Two Cds

 Earl Hightower of Studio City, CA
at 22nd Mid-Winter Roundup

February 14, 2009 ~ Syracuse, NY
10 Tracks ~ 51 Minutes
After some thank yous Earl talks about having childhood behavioral problems and being put into a boarding school.

He felt totally abandoned but realizes now that he was given a great educational opportunity.

His first Drink and Drug while in that boarding school.

Escalating drug and alcohol abuse in his teen years; lots of drugs but Booze was the most constantly use substance.

The reliability of Booze when contrasted with street drugs.

After surviving an airplane crash his life spirals downward even faster. Survivors guilt.

He begins to try to get sober with multiple detoxes. How his tricky alcoholic mind always got him to start again.

Finally he ends up physically injured, criminally charged and dangerouslly insane.

His last detox and told to got to AA. He begins coming to AA with contempt but sees they may be onto something.

He doesn't like the people in AA (or anyone else) but feels AA may have the answer to his problem.

Amazed that people in AA talk openly about their problems. Something he had never before seen or done.

Tells some stories about things that happened to him in early sobriety.

Talks about the meaning of the AA symbol. Triangle in Circle.

Talks about the steps and spiritual growth.

A Power Greater than himself can enable him to do things he could not do by himself.

Talks a bit about his wife and their relationship. It's Valentines Day.

A Great Closing Segment where he talks about the gifts of sobriety and the AA way of life.

This is a really good Earl H talk- not too long with plenty of substance.

 FATHER MARTIN ~ Perfect Sound
at 6th Youngstown Ohio Area Banquet
Mahoning Country Club ~ May 26, 1976
 This Cd was made by me from an original Reel to Reel tape which I own.
The Sound Quality is excellent. Father Martin was still quite young in 1976 and his message is very vibrant.
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 Dr Bob Collected Talks ~ Four Recordings on a single CD 

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 CD Audio Format

 Dr. Paul O.of Laguna Niguel, California
at Legacy Group Fort Worth Texas
April-7-1990
Author of the Big Book Story DOCTOR ALCOHOLIC ADDICT(P.439 3rd edition) Dr. Paul's Big Book story is also in the 4th Edition on page 407 and there titled ACCEPTENCE WAS THE ANSWER.
In this talk he tells the audience how the story got written and included in the then new 3rd edition of the Big Book. The editors removal of the word ALANONISM. Tells several very funny stories about ALANON (these are anything but mean spirited; prior to his death several years ago Dr. Paul was an active member and participant in the ALANON program alongside his wife. He was according to the ALANON term a double winner). Talks about the power of the AA program by telling the story of his own introduction into the program by a non alcoholic Psychiatrist who attended just two meetings during schooling. The effects of this was great and it's benefit reached many people. Another story also highlights the power of a single AA meeting. Talks about the disease Alcoholism. His Sponsor Acceptance Ends the talk by talking about enjoying life. Often humorous and always interesting one of the best talks by Dr. Paul O that I have heard. There is a comment about the size of the audience which is also very enthusiastic. A spirited talk in an electric atmosphere. He doesn't only talk about his drinking and drug use. He talks about the concept of acceptance, and living life in sobriety. He tells some sobriety stories about getting and then living sober. A lot of good practical advice about livening a sober life of recovery.

 Dr. Paul O.of Laguna Niguel, California
at Sober Vacation #22
Punta Cana
February 26, 2000
Author of the Big Book Story DOCTOR ALCOHOLIC ADDICT(P.439 3rd edition) Dr. Paul's Big Book story is also in the 4th Edition on page 407 and there titled ACCEPTENCE.
10 Tracks ~ 49 Minutes

This is the Last Recorded AA Talk by Dr Paul O.
He Passed Away about one month later in March of 2000 from complications following surgery.
I Really Liked This Cd and Highly Recomend It!
This Cd is of interest about Big Book Story Authors, Big Book, Alcoholics Anonymous, Alanon, AA, AFG, Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, Recovery from Alcoholism, 12 Steps of AA, 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, Overcoming Alcoholism and Drug Addiction

 CLARENCE SNYDER Very Early AA Member ~ Pioneer of AA in Cleveland, OH Sponsee of Dr Bob ~ Spread Early AA to Cleveland At Wilson Social Club, Alexandria, Virginia ~ June 20,1982
14 Tracks 71 Minutes

 Clarence's Sobriety Date is February 11,1938 Opens with congratulations for starting new club. Jokes about AA unity; how "riots" spread AA by starting new groups. Talks about his age compared to other early AAs. He got sober at 35 years of age. All the others were 45 plus. He tells his age as 79 at that time which would make the others pretty old.
A very spirited and fast moving talk he tells his own story, talks about all twelve of the steps and how he shares them with others, and tells a good bit of the history of AA. Over an hour long but very interesting. Holds the listeners attention easily. Talks about the Oxford group, and how the break from them was precipitated in response to newly sober Catholics from Cleveland whom he was working with being forbidden from attending a protestant religious meeting. How he caused an uproar by declaring in an Oxford group meeting that the alcoholic contingent would no longer be coming to Akron, and that they would be meeting as Alcoholics Anonymous at a home in Cleveland. Tells "RUMMY STORIES FROM THE BIBLE". Noah definitely was an alcoholic. He talks about his methods of helping people often telling how Dr.Bob (his Sponsor) worked with him. He talks about his experiences in the hospital under Dr. Bobs care. How the 14 Alcoholics who came before him visited him. How he took step three with Dr. Bob. He goes through each of the steps sharing experiences, dispelling errors, and talking about how the steps are properly taken. He talks about "Alcoholics area breed of cats apart from all others". The characteristics of alcoholics and the special abilities of alcoholics. Ends the talk by telling the audience to enjoy life as he does. Very upbeat and spirited even his criticisms are enjoyable.

 Tells His Recovery Story and Talks About the Writing and Publishing of the Big Book
JIM BURWELL ~ Early NY AA
Jim was the agnostic who insisted that as we understood him be included following the word God in the steps.
He is also the person we shall call Ed in the 12 and 12s section on the Third Tradition(p.143-145 Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions).
Jim was present at the Rockefeller Dinner and many other events in the earliest history of AA.His sobriety date is June 15,1938.
Jim talks about the earliest days of A A, the writing of the Big Book the Gabriel Heater radio broadcast and the Rockefeller dinner.

This Cd is a Great Value and a Fantastic Source of Information on the History and Working of the Alcoholics Anonymous Program. Big Book Story Authors, Big Book, Alcoholics Anonymous, Alanon, AA, AFG, Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, Recovery from Alcoholism, 12 Steps of AA, 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous

 LOIS WILSON of Bedford Hills, NY
Wife of Alcoholics Anonymous Co-Founder
A TALK ABOUT THE 12 TRADITIONS
at Long Beach, CA ~ August 13, 1955
Very Good Talk on the Twelve Traditions by Lois. She goes through all of them in order talking about each one; why it is important and relating some stories about situations involving that Tradition.

A Really Good Speaker CD ~ Very Historic

 Lois Wilson ~ Henrietta F. ~ Margaret D.
TALK ABOUT THE EARLIEST DAYS OF ALANON
Very Clear ~ Excellent Sound Quality
This is a fantastic talk and a great opportunity to hear the Founder
of ALANON FAMILY GROUPS and Two of her early associates talk about
the Beginings and early days of the Alanon Fellowship
Lois and two very early Alanon Family Groups workers talk about the earliest days of Alanon. The office and many happenings at the 24th street AA Clubhouse, their work with groups and individual Alanons, the growth of Alanon, and the publication of literature including THE FORUM are discussed. They also talk about how Alateen was started, and the work of volunteers and staffers not present. The must have met outdoors (most likely at Stepping Stones) because you hear birds singing and the occasional mosquito being swatted. A beautiful recording of the Co-Founder of Alcoholics Anonymous wife and her close associates talk about the early days of Alanon Family Groups. This CD is specially formatted with "bookmarked tracks". The tracks all begin immediately before an new speaker or topic.
49 Tracks 55 Minutes

 Sandy Beach of Tampa, FL
A 2006 Talk About STEP 10
at 2006 SOBER VILLAGE
Guadoloupe, Mexico
January 28, 2006
12 Tracks 49 Minutes

Sandy Talks About Step 10
Good Information and funny stories about making amends.

A Really Good Speaker CD.

 SEARCY WILLIS ~ TEXAS OLDTIMER ~ Now Desceased
at EXTENDED AFTERCARE BREAKFAST
August 12, 2000
at Houston, TX
Searcy W. was an old-timer with over 54 years of sobriety at the time this talk was recorded. He tells his story and talks about alcoholism and sobriety. About the most enjoyable AA recording I've ever heard. Very well told drunkalogue. Some very insightful wisdoms from his decades of experience, and some really funny rule 62 stuff. (54 Years in AA "Extended Aftercare".)Fantastic AA Talk by Old-timer Who Enjoyed Sobriety Searcy W Early Texas AA Alcoholics Recovery Story

 Shotgun Mary M.
of Houston Texas
at Louisiana State Conference
at Many Louisiana
April 9, 1990
12 Tracks ~ 58 Minutes
Speaking just days after her 25th year sobriety date "Shotgun" Mary gives a great talk.
Her story as a drinking and sometimes violent housewife. Her many attempts to solve her problem; psychiatrists, pills, and suicide.
Tells how she got her nickname.
How she came to learn about AA. Her struggle to get the program with her sponsors help.
Talks about her life in sobriety and sponsoring other women.
Very good talk; The troubling incidents of our past are often hilarious in hindsight which means there are funny parts of this talk.Really Good Alcoholics Anonymous Talk; It's Difficult for a Tough Gal to Surrender.

 Earl Hightower
of Studio City, CA
14 Tracks 63 Minutes
A Really great topic talk. Earl begins by reading parts of page 84 and 85 of the Big Book which is where Step 10 is discussed.
His talk is really about developing a way of life that is fundamentally different from what he had when active.
He points out that he was a fear driven human being and because of this love tolerance and the way of life described in pages 84 and 85 was alien to him.
He talks about the process of growth that changed him from entirely fear driven and selfish to somewhat loving and helpful.
It began with his sponsor prodding him into his first AA friendship,
and continues to this day with him taking an active part in peoples lives by practicing the steps and participating in AA activities.

A Talk About Relationships in Sobriety by Earl Hightower of Studio City, CA
at Sober Vacation  February 11, 2005
Earl Hightower is a great topics speaker. A topic talk by Earl is totally different from his story.
He barely mentions stuff he usually talks about and tells all new stories and talks about all new stuff.
He starts out the relationships talk by talking about them in a general way.
He points out that for a long time he thought he had to work on his "picker" that his big problem was not picking the right ones.
In time he found out that to make relationships work he had to work on himself.
He had to work on what kept him from having serene relations with himself, God and others.
He talks about those three areas for the rest of the talk.
Tells things that happened, stuff he did, and what he learned as he improved.
A really good talk lots of "Rule 62" good hearted humour and identification.

 Bill Wilson ~ THE THREE LEGACIES OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
A Talk by Bill W on Cd

 12 Tracks  60 Minutes

The Three Legacies are RECOVERY UNITY and SERVICE

Bill W Talks for about one Hour

A Very Historically Significant AA Recording

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 Bill and Lois Wilson ~ 1 CD
at Toronto Canada 1965 International Convention
14 Tracks ~ 53 Minutes
Lois is introduced first and talks about the wives role in early AA and it's meetings.
How Alanon came about following the time when the alcoholics began having meetings for alcoholics only.
How the loved ones of AA often found the AAs recovering while they stayed sick because they too had to practice the 12 Steps and work with others in their own way also.
Bill tells his and AAs story in general terms.
A very good talk by Bill.
Inspirational and in places humorous a very good example of Bill Wilson one of the founders of AA telling his and AAs story.
A Very Historically Significant AA Recording

 Sam Shoemaker THE HISTORY OF EARLY ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
at Charlotte, NC June 17, 1962
This talk by Sam Shoemaker begins with a brief history of AA told by Sam. It contains some things which only Rev. Sam Shoemaker could tell correctly. Sam was the preeminent Oxford Group leader in the US at the time Bill Wilson and Ebby T. were affiliated with it. The mission that Ebby was livening and working at during his pivotal meetings with Bill around the time Bill sobered for life was a branch of Sams church. Roland Hazard who had helped Ebby in the Oxford Group principles was a Vestryman at Sams church for a considerable period of time. Sam was very well acquainted with Roland Hazard. Sam was a close personal friend of Bill Wilson. He also was acquainted with the book Varieties of Religious Experience by William James. In this talk he tells what it was about that book which was very relevant to Bill and influential in his getting sober. He talks about Dr. Carl Jung, Roland Hazard, Ebby, the Oxford Group, Bill Wilson and AA from his own perspective. His account is very valuable because he knew these people (except Dr. Jung) and was actively involved in their lives around the periods he refers to. He was an eyewitness to much of AAs earliest history. The rest of the talk is Sams Christian Gospel and Anti Communist message. This was originally recorded in 1962 and Sam was an outspoken foe of communism. This part of the talk does give a sense of the times and an insight into just how challenging a figure Sam was. He obviously got behind things and pushed hard. It's easy to see how he challenged Bill to do all the things spiritually necessary in early recovery. Bill is quoted in his biography PASS IT ON as saying that he owed the Oxford Group a great debt of gratitude" They saved my life." Sam was Bills Oxford Group mentor.

 THE MURKY ROAD TO HAPPY DESTINY
A Talk by SERENITY SAM on 1 Cd
Serenity Sam M. of Indianapolis, Indiana
April 4, 1985
11 Tracks 53 Minutes

 Made from a tape titled THE MURKY ROAD TO HAPPY DESTINY which is a line he says a couple of times toward the end of the talk.
He has a very laid back delivery that is often humorous.
He talks about growing up in an Alcoholic and Criminal family. How he didn't drink because he didn't want to be like them. How he was very mixed up without even having drank yet.
Talks about how he started drinking and how he drank alcoholically from the start.
Allot of really good drunk stories.
How his Dad sobered up in prison and suggested AA to him.
Didn't want to get sober but went anyway and wound up recovering
Talks about the phases of his recovery, friends he has made in recovery, and how he works the AA Program.
Talks about the AA way of life and trudging the road of murky destiny.
The murky thing is part of his humor the talk is very upbeat.
The drunk stories are enjoyed with out maudlin shame, and the mistakes in recovery are gladly past.
A Very Very Good AA Talk

 AA HUMOURIST WINO JOE LEATH of Tyler, TX
at Kentucky State Convention
February 8, 1982
11 Tracks ~ 60 Minutes
WINO JOE Tells His Story in His Own Humorous Manner Popular and often quoted Wino Joe is a very humorous and fun to listen to speaker. A great tape to listen to on the way to an AA meeting or commitment. Not a clown; sort of an AA Will Rodgers. A humorist. Not silly or vulgar. He tells his story and it isn't boring. He has a gift for highlighting humorous aspects of his story especially his alcoholic personality. A very good example of his talks about his alcoholism and recovery from it.

 Mickey B of Los Angeles, CA
7th Capitol Jamboree Olympia, WA ~ 1998
15 Tracks ~ 74 Minutes
Mickey B is originally from London England. Besides being a recovering Alcoholic he is also a rock vocalist. He speaks very loudly and has a very lively style(If you prefer soft-spoken speakers don't buy this Cd). He tells a very vivid story of his drinking and recovery. He talks quite a bit about recovery and life as a sober recovering Alcoholic. He also talks about Alcoholism from his own perspective. In the talk he uses numerous alliterations. G Group O Of D Drunks G Good O Orderly D Direction He has over a dozen of them and many of them I've never heard before. S Sober P Person O Offering N Newcomers S Suggestions O On R Recovery If you want the others including a really good one for RELATIONSHIPS buy the Cd. Mickey B Good Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Message
Very Enjoyable ~ Really Holds Ones Interest

NUMBER 77 ON ANNE SMITHs LIST OF THE FIRST 100 AA Members
ROLLIE HEMSLEY of Fredrick, MD
SOBRIETY DATE April 16, 1939
Played For Cleveland Indians during 1930s
at 23rd Anniversary of Cosmopolitan Group
Washington, DC ~ April 26, 1968
9 Tracks 45 Minutes

AA number 77 on Ann Smiths list of Ohio AA members.
Baseball Player famous for his 1940 newspaper admission of being sober due to Alcoholics Anonymous 29 YEARS SOBER AT TIME OF TALK
Rollie tells his story of drunken episodes and disgusted team managers. Getting fined suspended etc. Talks about trying a cure for his Alcoholism about a year before being introduced to AA.
How at the beginning of the season yet another drunken episode got him sent back to the team headquarters in Cleveland. A very lonely train ride.
The circumstances by which he was introduced to AA.
Hospitalized under Dr Bobs care and visited by the other early AA members.
His early sobriety
Recounts in detail how after a year of sobriety he finally told the inquisitive newspaper men that he was a sober member of Alcoholics Anonymous
Talks about helping others and his life in sobriety.
Very plainspoken without a hint of grandiosity. A very matter of fact description of several events and practices that ore now many years later very historically significant.
I had heard about him in my reading of AA history what this recording taught me was that he achieved over 29 years of quality sobriety by being just another AA member.

At the beginning of this recording someone reads a brief history of the Cosmopolitan Group. It was begun by Dr James Shays author of Big Book Story Jim's STORY p. 483 3rd edition

Father Martin at Spacecoast Roundup May 11, 2001 Melbourne, Florida. A good talk with new jokes. Probably not his last recorded talk but it's the most recent I have.

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 Eddie "ZOOT SUIT" Cochran
at Hot Springs, Arkansas ~ August 1, 1977

 Eddie has a real funny drunkalogue and was a very popular speaker in ealy west coast AA.
Classic AA Humourist

A Very Very Good AA Talk
Friend and Contemporary associate of Chuck Chamberlain

Dave Pistole of Birch Bay, WA
A VISION FOR YOU WORKSHOP
at Florida State Convention
Jacksonville, FL ~ 8-6-2004
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 grievences complaining that the world will not devote itself to making you happy."
I Really Liked This Cd and Highly Recomend It! 
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 CLARENCE SNYDER Very Early AA Member

1963 BLACKSTONE RETREAT TALK
Sponsee of Dr Bob ~ Spread Early AA to Cleveland
April 1963 at Blackstone Virginia
19 Tracks 77 Minutes

CLARENCE SNYDER formed first AA group in Cleveland, OHIO 1939.
He was sponsored by Dr. Bob, and he tells how Dr. Bob Twelfth stepped him in Akron city Hospital.
This is a very early (1/1/1963) example of a CLARANCE SNYDER talk.
He tells his story and then talks about the steps.
He opens with a very funny drunk joke that I was surprised that I hadn't heard.
Clarence tells his own story. His drinking and how he came in contact with his sponsor Dr. Bob.
He talks about his early sobriety some of which qualifies as AA history. How the Cleveland contingent of the Akron OXFORD GROUP broke away because of it's many Catholic members and the need for a group made up solely of Alcoholics and their families.
He talks about the steps expounding his straightforward and practical approach. This is purely inference but this can be supposed to be the interpretation Dr. Bob shared with him.
Clarence has a confident sureness and direct approach to things. DO IT AND MOVE ON TO THE NEXT THING. DON"T EVADE THE HEART OF THE MATTER. THERE ARE THINGS BEST NOT WATERED DOWN. these are not quotes but they summarize what I gather from Clearances direct approach and unflinching style. I like his style.
Informative, enjoyable and capable of holding a listeners keen interest.
He has an honest and straightforward way of clearing up and expressing his opinion of misconceptions that have crept into the fellowship. ~ A GREAT TALK BY CLARENCE VERY HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT

 Bob Earle of San Diego, CA
at International Doctors in AA Annual Banquet
September 15, 1988
 
Bob tells some stories not told in other talks and tailors his talk to his audience. He is speaking to Medical Doctors who are in recovery from Drug and Alcohol Addiction. This makes his talk very interesting seeing he was really into intravenous use of prescription opiates when active and in therapy during most of sobriety he does raise some issues and he puts some serious matters into humorous light.
 
A Very Good Bob Earle Speaker Cd

 Bob Earle of Los Angeles, CA
Anxiety My Drug of Choice
at 6th Cocaine Anonymous Convention
14 tracks 64 Minutes

Bob Earle Who Always Seems to Talk About Something Different Gets really Wound Up and Talks About Living Sober in Our Screwed Up World With Our Screwed Up Selves. This Talk is Not Recommended for People Who Have Managed to Arrive; it's for Those of Us on the Journey. The Anxiety Drug of Choice thing is just one of many topics.
Whether it's before Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Adult Children of Alcoholics or in this case Cocaine Anonymous Bob Always Gives an Interesting Talk; He gets pretty wound up and points out some wild stuff.

 John "THE INDIAN"of South Berlin, MA
Source Tape Had No Details of Place or Date
A Very Good Example of Johns Message Best I've Heard

This is a really great AA Talk John tells his story of alcoholism and recovery. ~ Some the things he says are hilariously funny apparently without his trying to be ~ His experiences as a Native American growing up on the reservation. ~ The oldest child many of his siblings perished from tuberculosis; His experiences with the indifference of the authorities of the time. ~ Talks about his drinking and appearing before Judge Dorsey ~ How he got sober and started in recovery Some experiences in recovery and how he stays sober ~A simple uneducated man who prior to getting sober couldn't read and never had a drivers license. He talks with a simple wisdom that is lighthearted, but very helpful. ~

A great CD to have around if you can't get to a meeting but need one. A good mood lifter on a grey day.

 ONE OF THE FIRST 100 AA Members
DEWEY SPIES of Cleveland, Ohio (Moved to California in retirement)
at Cleveland, Ohio ~ October, 29, 1959
12 Tracks 60 Minutes
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.
His last name is not pronouned as it looks; rather it is said SPEES A VERY HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT RECORDING
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Micki B. of Bryan Texas Her AA Recovery Story at International Womens AA Conference Portland Oregon February 14-17, 2009 14 Tracks 70 Minutes MIcki has an enjoyable way of presenting her story with lots of humourous anecdotes and one liners.
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