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Sherry recently passed away, but shortly before leaving her body she gave the world of recovery this most beautiful tale of living a full and free life by walking the steps and living the principals of the Program. Please enjoy her gift – add it to your favorites – and listen again when you need a dose of hope and love from beyond. Sobriety Date: 4/20/1981 Quotes “There is never a time when I forget that I am an alcoholic and Alcoholics Anonymous has given me the way to get freer and freer from all the things that have blocked me.” “It doesn’t matter what you believe in, what matters is the effect that your belief has.” Referred by: Sara O. (Episode #235) Instagram Facebook

This down-to-earth, well-spoken young lady shares her experience, strength, and hope with humility, honesty, and compelling storytelling—drawing you in and offering you a piece of her peace. Today, Chelsie does all the things and thus lives a happy, joyous, and free life. Sobriety Date: 7/26/2022 Referred by: Jarred (Episode #294) Instagram Facebook

This is Tim’s first rodeo. At 55 yrs with 3.5 years of sobriety, Tim shares about his ongoing pink cloud, which comes from his complete surrender. Nothing can stop this man from carrying the message, and the hope this program continues to deliver—as long as Tim continues to contribute.  Sobriety Date: 7/23/2022 Referred by: Jeanette M. (Episode #293) Instagram Facebook

Alcoholic/Addict Victoria shares in this direct, funny, and seriously deadly talk about what her life was like addicted and drunk, how she got some time in the rooms, and what life looks like today. All of the Promises have come true for Victoria and she vows to never take her foot off the gas.  Sobriety Date: 1/20/2025 Referred by: Jarred (Episode #294) Instagram Facebook

A soft-spoken Kristina shares her Experience, Strength and Hope in this lovely story of recovery. As she approaches her 9th anniversary, she demonstrates a constant state of growth and connection. Today she lives with a level of peace only sobriety can deliver. Sobriety Date: 3/21/2017 Referred by: Mary T. (Episode #283) Instagram Facebook

A few years into his sobriety, Jarred speaks with clear-eyed honesty about what led him to serenity and peace—and what will happen if he stops doing the things that brought him there. He shows up without fuss or fanfare, simply sharing as the first 100 did, to help others stay sober and live out their purpose in this life. Sobriety Date: 11/1/2023 Referred by: Jeanette M. (Episode #293) Instagram Facebook

With over 20 yrs. of sobriety, Jeanette brings a grounded calm and hard-earned wisdom to all the seasons of recovery. She shares insight on navigating the hard times and the deep serenity that comes from working the steps, living today with presence and grace. Sobriety Date: 9/1/2002 Referred by: Kristina (Episode #295)   Instagram Facebook

Tommy from the OC shares his journey through anxiety, OCD, alcoholism, and addiction, leading to his current years of sobriety. With a steady, calm delivery, Tommy reflects on how the rooms of AA—along with his willingness and effort—brought him the gift of recovery and peace. Sobriety Date: 2/20/2022 Referred by: Caleb (Episode #269) Instagram Facebook

Margaret Rose took her first drink at 12 and her last at 42. After a childhood spent swallowing her feelings to keep the peace, the self-described “Drunk Mom,” now 66, offers an engaging old‑timer’s share about how she got sober, what keeps her grounded, and how service, commitment, and humor continue to shape her recovery. Sobriety Date: 2/18/2002 Referred by: Mary T. (Episode #283) Instagram Facebook

Matty grew up as the youngest of 8 on the South Side of Chicago. He quickly turned to substances as a remedy for life, which led him to the rooms young. For years he came and went, but he always came back. Today, Matty’s life stands as a testament to the program and to his commitment to working it. Sobriety Date: 3/3/2023 Quotes “I didn’t get sober to be miserable.” “It changed for me when I stopped viewing myself as a victim to life.” “Praying is like smiling, I do it even when I don’t want to ‘cause at some point I’ll mean it.” Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211) Instagram Facebook

Growing up without the safety of a childhood, David started drinking and using at 10. With over 40 years of sobriety, David brings a surprising perspective on “outside issues” one you might not expect from an old timer. Gratitude is what grounds David, and it’s through gratitude that he finds his Higher Power. Sobriety Date: 7/4/1983 Referred by: JD (Episode #190) Instagram Facebook

Scott grew up in chaos—very young parents, a wild home of 3 boys, and the weight of being the oldest. He got sober in Narcotics Anonymous but soon found his path in Alcoholics Anonymous. Scott tends to hit new bottoms before making changes—but the steps and fellowship have kept him growing, connected and sober. Sobriety Date: 12/26/2013 Quotes “My biggest problem in life is my attitude and perception.” “Don’t drink, go to a meeting, and ask for help.” Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211) Instagram Facebook

Alexa’s program is rooted in faith and she finds strength and clarity through prayer, scripture, and her community. While she doesn’t follow a traditional AA program, her spiritual practice provides the foundation she needs to lead a lasting life of peace and sobriety. Sobriety Date: 9/15/2019 Quotes “It’s crazy because addiction is like being in chains and you have no idea you’re locked up until you’re free.” “I am now the wife, the mother, the daughter, the sister that I’ve always wanted to be.” Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211) Instagram Facebook

67-year-old stroke survivor Reed got sober almost 25 years ago, though 20 of them were away from the rooms. Through a new dark bottom, Reed found his way back to AA, and today he has earned his emotional sobriety. Today, Reed has a calm contentedness about his life and his place in it.   Sobriety Date: 6/11/2001 Quotes “It’s wonderful when you find yourself again.” “I want you to have what I have, because I have this really good life.” “Put the steps in your heart, don’t leave them in the book.” Referred by: Anonymous Speaker Instagram Facebook

AA circuit speaker R.M. brings recovery to life with her inspiring and skillful delivery. With deep knowledge of the Big Book and the program of Alcoholics Anonymous, she cuts through the noise and speaks directly to the heart of what it means to get sober, stay sober, and create a life of peace. Sobriety Date: 4/21/2006 Quotes “Today, I get to live really, really free because of all the work that I’ve gotten to do around here.” “The 12-step process gives me a set of tools to always get back to feeling free.” Referred by: Anonymous Speaker   Instagram Facebook