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Norm A. -
Texas State University, TX 1973
Norm was a blind member of Alcoholics
Anonymous. He was one of the first 100 members. He was from Youngstown,
Ohio. Right from the start of this talk Norman wants to make sure that
we don't forget the three women pioneers of AA; Henrietta Seiberling,
Ann Smith, and Lois Wilson. Norman says he was raised in a family of
good church people. The family was very strict when it came to alcohol.
Because he was blind, Norman played a significant role in
getting the AA Big Book converted to Braille. At the end of this talk
Norman says:
"People
who pray together, stay together. May I stay with you forever"
Bill WIlson
- Ft. Worth, TX 1954
The sober alcoholics of Fort Worth,
Texas, performed a special service that deelpy touched Bill's heart.
The group "adopted" Ebby Thacher, the many who brought the message to
Bill. Members of the group provided Ebby with a place to live, a
job and when he slipped (which he did several times) they were there to
help him regain his sobriety.
Bill happily made the trip to Texas to share his viewpoint with the
people who had done so much ofr his friend.
Archives
We have been able to move programs
prior to this one to the public servers at Archive.org.
So from Podcast #1 tot he most recent, all shows will remain
available. The most recent podcasts will remain on our own server, and
they will roll off to the Archive.org server as we go.
There are three archives for previous ANONYMOUS
REVIEW PODCASTS:
ARCHIVE ONE (Anonymous
Review, v1n1 - v1n6)
ARCHIVE
TWO (Anonymous Review v2n1 - v2n10)
ARCHIVE
THREE (Anonymous Review v2n11 - v2n15)
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whey they'd like.
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deal about who it will be each weekh, we
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make it easier to receive new shows as they appear.
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