Keep Coming Back Podcast

Mar 13 2025 253 ep. 58 mins 41

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We bring the AA Speaker to the microphone to record their story of recovery, creating “Speaker Tapes” for this generation. Website: KeepComingBack.net

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vol 253. The Living Game with Marlys S.

Mar 13 2025 50 mins

Marlys found sobriety at 25, and despite a relapse, she returned to and fell in love with Alcoholics Anonymous. Since getting sober in 2018, she has endured the loss of her son yet stayed strong in her recovery. She is a testament to the power of the fellowship. Sobriety Date: 5/6/2018 Quotes “I accepted the fact that I am an alcoholic and this is the road I’m going to travel .

vol 252. A Real Alcoholic: James L.

Mar 06 2025 57 mins

Drinking and driving and taking a life at 18 years old, James had a long road to forgive himself, but he made his way there. James's gentle and honest recounting of his experience transforms into a touching story, offering profound insights and wisdom. Sobriety Date: 9/25/2018 Quotes “I don’t have to be right today; I just have to be sober and loving and forgiving.” “That�

vol 251. Jail to Joy with Garet M.

Feb 27 2025 55 mins

Without ever having a driver’s license, Garet gathered 168 traffic tickets. He was in the revolving door of prison and had no idea how to stop using and drinking. In this story of recovery, you’ll hear about the game changing hug that gave Garet just enough hope to do the necessary work. Sobriety Date: 3/17/2013 Quotes “I get to be in that one place that I never was—and tha

vol 250. King Alcohol with Fernando

Feb 20 2025 60 mins

In this funny and heartfelt tale, Fernando shares the horrors of addiction and the joys of sobriety. He very much disliked everything about AA when he arrived, but he stuck around and over 30 years later, he lives a life beyond his wildest dreams. Sobriety Date: 8/21/1991 Quotes “King Alcohol found me, picked me up and took me away.” “I don’t know what my higher power is, b

vol 249. Endless Possibilities with Sara F.

Feb 13 2025 57 mins

Sara found sobriety at the age of 25, and notates her first addiction as reading. The escape she found in books she replaced at 11 yrs old with alcohol, and then drugs. With complete transparency, Sara shares the endless possibilities sobriety brings and the many lessons she continues to learn. Sobriety Date: 3/15/2016 Quotes “The possibilities are truly endless to what can happe

vol 248. Now or Never with Michael L.

Feb 06 2025 54 mins

Sober at 26, Michael has been in the program for almost 30 years. During this time he has maintained a strong program, never without a sponsor, and still attends 5 meetings a week – because it fills his soul and permits the beauty in his life. Sobriety Date: 5/14/1995 Quotes “Once I’d start drinking, I literally had no control over the amount I took afterwards.” “I needed

vol 247. Living in Gratitude with Ben G.

Jan 30 2025 73 mins

Ben's anxiety and depression stemmed from many challenges, including attending 13 different elementary schools. After a 30-year drinking career, he's now approaching his 2-year sobriety birthday. Ben has traded his drinking for healthy soul-feeding people, like his wife, children and friends. Sobriety Date: 2/14/2023 Quotes “Alcohol had its grip on me from the very, very, very be

vol 246. Living the Promises with Ron R.

Jan 23 2025 45 mins

Ron spent nine years in and out of the program, struggling with alcohol. After four DUIs and trading his three-year sobriety chip for a bottle, he hit rock bottom with a 90-day county jail stint. Faced with the choice of getting sober or succumbing to alcoholism, he decided to do the AA deal all the way. Quotes “I’ve learned how to become the person that I’d like to be and ju

vol 245. Better than Ever with Gena

Jan 16 2025 50 mins

38 years sober and Gena still does all the things she did when she came into the rooms. In this story, she recounts her journey of finding grace, humility and gratitude through the 12 steps. While Gena tried various 12-step groups, it was in Alcoholics Anonymous where she found her people and her recovery. Sobriety Date: 1/3/1987 Quotes “I’ll never be able to repay Alcoholics A

vol 244. An Open-Mind with Stephanie R.

Jan 09 2025 61 mins

Stephanie, raised in an agnostic liberal home with Jewish parents, struggled with anxiety and anger. Eventually there was no barrier between her and a drink. Through the steps of AA, Stephanie discovered a spiritual life, and her dedication to recovery has brought her peace and purpose. Sobriety Date: 6/19/2022 Quotes “If I drank, I would over-drink.” “I didn’t know that I