Caleb grew up in a tough neighborhood, had a neglected childhood, and never knew the feeling of safety. He spent a big chunk of his young life in and out of prison, getting out at 25. Now at 29, he’s not just surviving—he’s thriving with AA. He’s grown into a wise, grounded man who understands himself, the program, and what it takes to live with purpose.

Sobriety Date: 7/12/2021

Quotes
“The steps don’t cure you of being selfish and self-centered, but it does give you the option not to operate from it.”

“Before I got here, I was mostly restless, irritable and discontent and today I am mostly happy, joyous and free—so this has been working for me."

Referred by: Michael G. (Episode #267)

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Tanya recently celebrated 25 years of sobriety, crediting the program, steps, and fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous for helping her experience life’s joys, endure its hardships, and embrace the peace a sober life creates.

Sobriety Date: 5/4/1999

Quotes
“I didn’t know that my head could be so quiet.”

“I’m really grateful that AA has taught me how to feel all of the emotions of being a human being.”

Referred by: Hannah B. (Episode #264)

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Michael worked an ok program, went back and tried some more drinking and is now back doing this AA thing at 110% — and with that effort he has found peace, gratitude and the sigh he was seeking in a drink.

Sobriety Date: 1/28/2024

Quotes
“It’s a really great program that works one day at a time.”

“Alcohol is not a solution, it was at a point in time, but now today, Alcoholics Anonymous is my solution and it’s outlined in the first 164 pages of the Big Book.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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