Adam grew up fast—his dad left before he was born, and his relationship with his mom was deeply co-dependent. He learned early that if he didn’t take care of himself, no one else would. When he drank, it was never just one—he went from zero to wrecked every time. Adam has rebuilt his life through service, honesty, and daily action. He’s learned that recovery isn’t about convenience—it’s about commitment.

Sobriety Date: 3/29/2019

Quotes
“Service starts where convenience ends.”

“If you don’t do the work, you’re not gonna get the relief.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Mary, who calls herself a “drunk mom,” grew up in a military household, moving so often she never felt rooted. Even in sobriety, she battled suicidal thoughts—but with the right support, she found her way through. Today, Mary meets life with courage and clarity. She is truly, completely free.

Sobriety Date: 4/10/2009

Quotes
“Alcoholics Anonymous changed my life—my oldest said: Mom, you’re not even the same person.”

“There’s so much love in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous.”

Referred by: Tara V. (Episode #54)

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Jeff didn’t start drinking until college—but he quickly made up for lost time. In this calm share, Jeff reflects on the journey that brought him to today: two years sober, grounded in a strong program that he approaches with the commitment of a newcomer. That mindset, he says, is what allows him to experience the promises in full.

Sobriety Date: 8/9/2023

Quotes
“My life has become so much more manageable because I understand that I don’t have to control everything, because I can’t.”

“It’s not that my life is easy, but I just feel so much more relaxed that I know things are going to work out because I trust in a higher power."

“Parttime employees don’t get fulltime benefits, if you want the full benefits of this program and to see the promises come true, you have to work at it fulltime.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Sober at only 17 yrs. in the 1980’s, Mark brings deep wisdom from the earlier days of Alcoholics Anonymous, with sponsorship lineage close to Dr. Bob. Mark has wisdom and an incredible memory, which turns this story of a miracle into a testament to the power of the program and the steps.

Sobriety Date: 6/4/1986

Quotes
“I need to always keep an open mind and the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous has repeatedly helped me keep my mind open.”

“I clearly understand that I eat fruit from a tree I didn’t plant and I drink water from a well I didn’t dig.”

Referred by: Steve W. (Episode #275)

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Having parents in recovery, Kylie knew where to turn when her alcoholism became undeniable. Though sober young, Kylie later returned to drinking to explore the depths of her disease. That experience brought her back to AA with renewed commitment. Today, Kylie has built a life centered around the program—one rooted in service, growth, and integrity.

Sobriety Date: 7/10/2013

Quotes
“Being away from meetings, I stopped thinking I was anything like any of you guys.”

“I have solution today, and I am not my solution, and a drink or a drug is not my solution.”

“Truly, this is the easier, softer way.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Sober now for 8 years, John is in his second long stint of sobriety and working hard to keep it that way. This time John has done the steps and practices their principles in all of his affairs. John works diligently at staying on the beam so he can show up for himself and others.

Sobriety Date: 4/17/2017

Quotes
“I didn’t realize that Alcoholics Anonymous is a program that is to be practiced in all of our daily affairs.”

“The program of Alcoholics Anonymous is not necessarily the hour that I go to meetings, it’s for the 23 other hours that I have outside of meetings.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Blake came back to the rooms after a quiet inner voice urged him to. Homeless from 19 to 24, his bottom was brutal. This time, recovery wasn’t a pink cloud—it was multiple daily meetings for months. The obsession is quiet now, and he works a strong program to keep it that way. Today, Blake has hope.

Sobriety Date: 11/6/2024

Quotes
“The last time that I remember living a better life, I was sober.”

“I know that life happens, so I have to keep my program strong.”

“I am in the process of building that man that I wanted to become.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Sober at only 22 yrs and now in his second year of law school, Wilson has had a few busy years. He’s a well-spoken young man with what some might say a high-bottom, alongside this however, Wilson also comes with a deep-gratitude for his recovery and the grace it provides.

Sobriety Date: 2/21/2022

Quotes
“This time I was accepting help for my alcoholism and I wanted to try something else because I knew I couldn’t do it on my own.”

“I did the classics, the hit list: the 90 meetings in 90 days, get a sponsor, get a homegroup—those things were pivotal.”

Referred by: Dustin (Episode #207)

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