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Mickey M. – 1999 – Speaking at (AA) Miami Valley Winter Conference Mickey does a wonderful job of sharing his personal experience with alcoholism and his path to recovery using the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Wally P. – 4/17/2010 – The Firing Line Group in Richardson, TX
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Tom I. – 5/10/1985 – Congressional AA Luncheon
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Joe Hawk from Santa Monica, CA – 2002
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Big Frank McKibbon – 1996 – Speaking in Indianapolis, IN Big Frank has a hard but truthful message that he carries in a very matter of fact way. He’s greatly influenced the lives of many recovered alcoholics and addicts. In this talk, he highlights inventory and the tragedy of the human ego.
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Big Frank McKibbon – 1998 – Speaking in Indianapolis, IN Big Frank does not soft-sell his approach on recovery and working the twelve steps. He gives a great breakdown regarding the methodology behind teaching and practical application of the first nine steps.
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Mickey M. – 9-23-2016 – 9th Annual Big Book Experience at The Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, GA Mickey gives a heartfelt talk about his experience with alcoholism and how it brought him into the most powerful relationship he has ever known – his personal relationship with God. This talk will touch you at a
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Ralph W. – 2006 – La Hacienda in Texas Ralph is a top-rated speaker who gives a wonderfully eloquent talk about powerlessness and the regenerative Power of God. He states in simple and understandable terms what happens when our ideals are grounded in God.
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Mark Houston – Portland, ME – March 2009 Mark shares his current experience with working the twelve steps in his 27th year of continuous sobriety. He gives the listener a wonderful series of questions to ask yourself if you’re about to start a new journey through the twelve steps. This talk will energize anyone who’s
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Don Pritts’ Last Talk – March 2005 In his last talk, Don Pritts stays true to form and delivers a message about identification, helping others and living a God-centered life. He passed shortly after giving his talk. Don’s message spanned the globe and helped change the loves of thousands of alcoholics and addicts. Our Sober
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