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

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“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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Chris always felt like an outsider wanting to crawl out of his skin, which made his first drink the obvious answer to life. When it stopped working, at only 17 yrs., Chris attempted suicide which brought him to the rooms. He found strength through prayer and the steps, leading him to a life filled with peace, purpose, and joy.

Sobriety Date: 5/18/2013

Quotes
“Recovery is possible even if you think you cannot be helped.”

“I say that I’m recovered because I no longer suffer from the obsession to drink."

Referred by: Keep Coming Back listener

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Corbin begin drinking for the release, the entertainment and the peace of mind, but eventually found himself trapped, lonely and miserable – drinking even when he didn’t want to. With the Program, the Steps and taking Action, Corbin lives a life of freedom, joy and peace of mind, body and spirit.

Sobriety Date: 12/10/2019

Quotes
“I have not been let down by alcoholics anonymous yet.”

“I came in here broken and you people just put me back together like a puzzle.”

Referred by: Erin M. (Episode #105)

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Hannah, a retread, has built a strong program, shaped by the hard-earned wisdom gained through the pain of picking up a drink after the freedom of sobriety. With vulnerable honesty, she shares her journey in a way that draws you in and has you rooting for her. Today, she does this deal on the daily.

Sobriety Date: 9/26/2022

Quotes
“I fell in love with the freedom that AA gives me.”

“Just pray and ask just for the willingness to try something new.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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With 25 yrs of sobriety Lorrie lives and breathes the AA way. She’s all about taking action, practicing the principles, and guiding others with grace and love. With strong values and a heart for sponsorship, she’s proof that recovery isn’t just about staying sober—it’s about thriving and lifting others up along the way.

Sobriety Date: 11/28/1999

Quotes
“I have a selfish disease that demands a selfless cure. That means we work an altruistic plane, that means we get closer to god when we’re serving others.”

“Prayer and mediation are not optional, that’s how you’re going to stay centered and emotionally sober.”

Referred by: Sara A. (Episode #211)

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Michael grew up with a strong “never surrender” mindset, shaped by generations of warriors before him. But it was through a surrender that he achieved victory over alcoholism and addiction. Today, Michael lives a life with tools, purpose and peace.

Sobriety Date: 1/20/2023

Quotes
“There’s no cure for this disease, but there’s a solution.”

“This program is full of paradoxes . . . when I surrendered, I achieved victory; the more I give, the more I get back; my greatest weakness is my greatest strength.”

Referred by: Ryan D. (Episode #220)

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