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Topic: “keep it simple” It was so good Mind blowing Thank you!

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The recent episode with Amy D had me crying like a baby. So powerful! Our stories aren’t similar pain but the pain definitely is. Thank you for sharing.

Although there's no substitute for the community we as AA members share in our home groups, this podcast is another way to feed our souls, and the nourishment is incomparable!

Really helpful. It’s open and honest sharing the miracles and blessings of the program.

I’m not sure what to think about this. This seemed to be an hour of free association, top-of-the-head something. There didn’t seem to be any structure and frankly not really any cogent point. I’ll try again with some other person, but this was not very valuable.

What a great find!!!! I’m a newcomer 18 months.. so good. This podcast is a really good. It’s a tool in my toolkit that truly helps me everyday.

Love these shares. So well selected and inspiring. Thank you!

Your intro needs updating. Plenty of people won’t get passed the “for men” before turning off this great resource.

this podcast is such a lifesaver if you can’t make a meet and is filled with SO many powerful speakers. I’ve never been disappointed with a single episode i’ve listened to and get so much out of the workshops. I love to spend a whole afternoon listening and getting out of my head and into the program. thank you so much for this amazing resource.

I love this podcast, listen to a few a week, it helps me understand my loved ones situation better and grows compassion within myself for others. Thank You

I love the potluck format! Thank you for this amazing podcast.

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Love sober cast. Love being able to turn one on at any time I need a meeting. Keep up the great work

As an Al Anon the speakers give me hope for my sons’ sobriety.

My husband and I listen to this podcast every night. We enjoy the variety in speakers and workshops and the descriptions are well written. It fills in the gaps between meetings.

Thanks for putting this together! Lots of great episodes. I want to commend the labeling efforts. Sometimes I’m looking for a story but most of the time I’m looking for workshops. I appreciate that it’s easy to locate based on the title. I also appreciate the effort at marking things like “funny” or “humor” - I’m not particularly into that style but I know a lot of people are so it helps to know what I’m getting. I also appreciate categorizing the date of the talk so I know whether it will be Zoom. Thanks again!

One day at a time and you get me through the day. Just listened to Patty O. And Madison B. And I can’t wait to get through your whole catalog. THANK YOU! April S., alcoholic

I don’t know why a lot of people who got sober at a young age are so militant in their interpretation of the literature. A lot of them sound the same and appear to be tied up in the dogma of “the black print”. I don’t know but it sounds like these people tie into this because it gives them a sense of control. Personally I need to remember that the book was written by a single man with little input from the first 70 and slightly more help from a man who died drunk. Anyways, I love the basic text and this may help a lot of people. I tuned in for a moment. See y’all out there on the road.

Definitely worth a listen. There's something for everyone in recovery in this podcast. It's always there if I need a meeting or could use some ESH or Good Orderly Direction on my commute.

I listen to this podcast and it just makes my day!! Thank you to those for sharing with us and letting us grow and helping us each day! I am so grateful for this outlet especially on days when I can’t get to a meeting or just need to feel close to others! It’s a wonderful podcast and I encourage you to support it and also support by donation! It is ad free!!

The meeting are great. My only feedback is that a lot of the meetings are focused on so much humor that it takes a while for the speaker to get to the point. It’s more like a comedy show. A little humor is okay but often there’s so much it drags out and you can lose interest easily. I wish that would be screened for better.

It’s great if your male! Maybe, 1 female speaker per 20 male speakers. Typical.

I’m so happy I found this podcast! Today I have 11 years sober, and I just started a new job. Listening to podcasts helps get me through the day, and it’s like being in a meeting. Thank you!

Thank you for this post from Russell S on step 6! This message has depth & weight! How free do you want to be? Emotional Sobriety talks rock! Peace ☮️ be with you, Dean

Put aa in your title. Made me puke. Too culty

In this lifetime I will have the opportunity to shake Astrid H’s hand I listen to her speeches over and over again and always hear something new I missed the last time. I also have a hard time listening and she gets my full attention every time. Thank you Astrid you are in my gratitude list everyday! I’m a huge fan and don’t ever stop speaking! Keep shining:)

As a member of AFG I love these podcasts - I’d be willing to pay a subscription fee for additional AlAnon talks or for more than one talk per day.

I love, love, love SoberCast! This podcast is a rich resource for those in the program. I’ve shared with several friends who are now regularly listening themselves. Thank you!

Love having the option to get some experience, strength, and hope anytime!

It’s amazing how the characters change, but no matter the decade, the story remains the same. Getting sober is really the only way. Good luck to you all.

This podcast has helped me through a lot of hard times when making a real AA speaker meeting wasn’t possible. SUCH a fantastic resource for anyone trying to not drink or use one day at a time.

I absolutely love this podcast and it is a part of my recovery program. I listen to these almost every day while working or driving, especially on days that I cannot make it to a meeting. Thank you

I listen to this podcast every single weekday during my morning commute. It’s a great way to start the day! Thank you for continuing to post these speaker tapes. They’re an invaluable resource for sober alcoholics like myself.

I am so grateful for Sobercast!! Some Of the world’s best speakers 🔊 including Stan T from Sacramento who was super instrumental in my early sobriety. He is still important to me and it was a treat to listen tonight.

Absolutely loved this and listened to it again so I could write down his “pearls of wisdom”. I hadn’t heard him before but I could have listened to him for hours! The 3 1/2 flew by! Please post more workshops that carry depth and weight. Thank you for your service!

I love this podcast. I love recovery. I love AA. But this latest episode bothered me. Sponsors need to explain to sponsees that there are some things you do not share from the podium. These young people are welcome to AA but they are different in many ways from us older people, they are not as filtered. The episode titled Jeffery and Kelly is specifically what I am talking about. The older AAs do not want to hear about a girl getting “finger blasted”. That info might belong in a different program but not in AA. There are appropriate ways to talk about such things using appropriate language. Whoever this girls sponsor is I hope you can help her!!! And young lady, if you do not have a sponsor, find one! One who is over 40!

love the speaker potluck episodes especially!

Love the podcast. Listen all the time. I work a lot of long hours and sometimes miss live meetings. This podcast is a life saver!!

So grateful for this podcast. What a service to us. And I really appreciate how the sound is filtered, even when quality isn’t always great. If you are new or old, this is a great resource.

Good afternoon, I just listened to this podcast for the first time today. I heard Astrid H speak. I really appreciated the various topics that she covered. I listened today first as a person and second as a therapist. I found tools in many ways for both roles. As a therapist, I do tend to see things through the lens of recovery principles. Much of what she said rang true.

This show was my lifeline when I spent days laying in bed, still hungover from the last bender, emotionally exhausted, and feeling like death. Sobercast kept me going when nothing else seemed to reach me, and it also inspired me to finally take that next step and I got a sponsor. I can honestly say I might not be sober today if not for this podcast. Thank you all who take the time to put this up every day, and God bless!

This app is my “go to” when my eyes are too tired to read and a meeting is not an option. Thank you!

Grateful to have found this podcast in early sobriety. I continue to listen as much as possible. I’ve shared so many of these stories with my sober friends. It’s great to have this pocket meeting when I’m unable to get to an in-person. Thank you speakers for sharing your hope.

I’ve been listening since I found this podcast that was recommended by a friend. I’m telling all my friends in the program about this podcast. Thank you!

I have truly TRULY stayed SOBER because of this podcast!!!!! Thank u!!!!! Jen H was AMAZING!!!!

Would love to come on and join. The show. I've been Clean 5 yrs now. Your show helps.

Not every speaker or topic on this podcast is great and awe inspiring but a few of them literally inspired me to the core and help to change and reshape my life for the better! And for that I must give it 5 stars :)

I listen to these in my commutes. Many of the speakers have awesome deliveries.