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  1. 1d ago

    Deb H. – Steps 10 & 11 | Powerful & Heartfelt AA Talk | Jersey Shore Roundup 2026

    A powerful, emotional, and heartwarming presentation about the continuing journey of recovery. Deb H. of Akron, Ohio, shares on Steps Ten and Eleven at the 15th Annual Jersey Shore Roundup, held November 5–8, 2026, in Long Branch, New Jersey. Through heartfelt personal experience, Deb explores two Steps that are essential to maintaining spiritual growth and practicing the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous in everyday life. Step Ten encourages continued personal inventory, accountability, and promptly admitting when we're wrong. Step Eleven focuses on prayer, meditation, and improving our conscious contact with a Higher Power. Together, these Steps remind us that recovery is a continuing process of honesty, willingness, and spiritual development. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Deb H. — Akron, OHPresentation: Steps 10 & 11Event: 15th Annual Jersey Shore RoundupDates: November 5–8, 2026Location: Ocean Place Resort & Spa — Long Branch, NJRecorded by: Lyght Audio JERSEY SHORE ROUNDUP A weekend of recovery, fellowship, speakers, and workshops. https://jerseyshoreroundup.com DISCOVER SPEAKER GUIDE Explore thousands of A.A. and Al-Anon recordings, find speakers, save your favorites, and discover recovery events. Created by Lyght Audio. https://speakerguideapp.com LYGHT AUDIO Professional audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and archival services. https://lyghtaudio.com Speaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Deb H. – Steps 10 & 11 | Powerful & Heartfelt AA Talk | Jersey Shore Roundup 2026

  2. Nov 2

    Sister Bea M. – Her Story | A Nun's Journey Through Alcoholism | Hawaii 2003

    A Catholic nun, an alcoholic, and a story filled with laughter, honesty, and unexpected spiritual growth. Sister Bea M. of Brea, California, shares her experience, strength, and hope at the 2003 Hawaii Regional Conference, approximately 25 years after finding sobriety in Alcoholics Anonymous. Born in Ireland and raised in a large Irish Catholic family, Sister Bea experienced significant loss early in life before entering religious life in 1950. She later moved to Southern California, where her experience with alcohol eventually became an increasingly serious problem. Despite years devoted to religious life, she discovered that alcoholism required more than intellectual understanding or spiritual knowledge alone. In this recording, Sister Bea reflects on her experience finding Alcoholics Anonymous, her early struggles with accepting the program, and the people who helped her begin living differently. Her sharp humor and engaging storytelling bring warmth to difficult subjects, including family loss, alcoholism, forgiveness, surrender, and the continuing importance of spiritual growth. One of the most memorable aspects of her story is the realization that having faith and learning to live by spiritual principles are not always the same thing. Through the Twelve Steps and the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous, Sister Bea found a new understanding of recovery. Her recordings remain an engaging part of the historical A.A. speaker-tape tradition. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Sister Bea M. — Brea, CaliforniaPresentation: Her StoryEvent: Hawaii Regional ConferenceYear: 2003Sobriety: Since 1978 ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio specializes in professional audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and historical archival services. Our collection includes A.A. speaker talks, convention recordings, recovery workshops, General Service presentations, and historical audio archives. Subscribe to the Lyght Audio Podcast for more recovery recordings from across the decades. LYGHT AUDIOSpeaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Sister Bea M. – Her Story | A Nun's Journey Through Alcoholism | Hawaii 2003

  3. Oct 30

    Judge Jack C. – From the Bench to the Big Book | AA Speaker | Portland 2011

    What happens when a man who spent his career in law enforcement and the courtroom discovers that alcoholism is beyond his ability to control? Judge Jack C. of Hagerstown, Maryland, shares his experience, strength, and hope at the Rule 62 Speaker Meeting, held April 16, 2011, in Portland, Oregon. Known through his historical A.A. recordings for his humor, courtroom experiences, and engaging storytelling, Jack brought an unusual background to the microphone. His career included law enforcement and the legal profession, yet his earlier recorded presentations reveal how alcoholism affected his personal life and relationships. Through Alcoholics Anonymous, Jack found the fellowship, sponsorship, and spiritual principles that helped him begin living differently. His surviving talks reflect the importance of the Twelve Steps and the experience of learning that intellectual understanding alone cannot produce lasting recovery. Jack spoke at conventions and roundups across the country, including the Gopher State Roundup, Atlanta Roundup, San Diego Roundup, and Tennessee State Convention. He also participated in workshops examining the practical application of the Steps. This recording preserves another opportunity to hear a speaker who could bring laughter into the room while sharing the serious experience of alcoholism and recovery. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Judge Jack C. — Hagerstown, MarylandPresentation: His Story — From the Bench to the Big BookEvent: Rule 62 Speaker MeetingDate: April 16, 2011Location: Portland, Oregon ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio provides professional audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and archival services. Our catalog includes historical and contemporary A.A. speaker talks, conventions, Twelve Step workshops, and recovery history. Subscribe to the Lyght Audio Podcast for more speaker recordings and archival presentations. LYGHT AUDIOSpeaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Judge Jack C. – From the Bench to the Big Book | AA Speaker | Portland 2011

  4. Oct 28

    Steve L. – Character Defects & the Twelve Steps | Florida State Convention 2026

    What does Alcoholics Anonymous really mean by defects of character—and how do we begin changing the attitudes and behaviors that keep us stuck? Steve L. of Nashville, Tennessee, presents “What Do You Mean My Character Is Defective?” at the 68th Florida State Convention in Orlando, Florida, on August 8, 2026. Sober since June 30, 1989, according to his earlier recorded testimony, Steve brought more than 37 years of recovery experience to this workshop. A longtime A.A. speaker, Steve has shared his experience at conventions and Twelve Step workshops throughout the United States. His previous presentations explore self-centeredness, fear, ego, and the difference between knowing the principles of recovery and actually practicing them. Character defects can show up in unexpected ways. Sometimes as resentment or dishonesty. Sometimes as pride, self-righteousness, or the desire to control. And sometimes as an overwhelming concern about what other people think of us. The Fourth through Seventh Steps offer an opportunity to recognize these patterns, take responsibility for our behavior, and become willing to experience meaningful change. Recovery is not a demand for perfection. It is an invitation to continue growing. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Steve L. — Nashville, TNPresentation: What Do You Mean My Character Is Defective?Event: 68th Florida State ConventionDate: August 8, 2026Location: Orlando, FloridaConvention Theme: A New Freedom ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio provides professional audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and historical archival services. Subscribe to the Lyght Audio Podcast for A.A. speaker talks, Twelve Step workshops, convention presentations, and recovery history. Speaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Steve L. – Character Defects & the Twelve Steps | Florida State Convention 2026

  5. Oct 28

    Cliff R. – His Story | 34 Years Sober | Daytona Roundup 2004

    A championship debate coach, a lifelong surfer, and an alcoholic whose outward success concealed a life unraveling behind the scenes. Cliff R. of Oceanside, California, shares his experience at the 14th Daytona Roundup, recorded May 20, 2004, in Daytona Beach, Florida. Sober since January 13, 1970, Cliff brought more than 34 years of recovery to the microphone. A high school teacher for 35 years, Cliff was recognized for his accomplishments in speech and debate. Yet his earlier recorded presentations describe the painful contrast between his professional achievements and the effects of his drinking on his marriage, children, and personal life. Through Alcoholics Anonymous, Cliff discovered the importance of surrender, sponsorship, service, and living the principles of the Twelve Steps. His recordings are remembered for their humor, honesty, and willingness to examine the realities of alcoholism without losing the ability to laugh. Cliff remained sober until his death in 2017, leaving behind decades of recorded experience and a life remembered for service to others. This presentation from Daytona Beach offers an opportunity to hear his story from a man who found a different way to live—and spent decades sharing that experience. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Cliff R. — Oceanside, CaliforniaPresentation: His StoryEvent: 14th Daytona RoundupDate: May 20, 2004Location: Daytona Beach, Florida ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio specializes in professional audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and archival services. Our collection features historical and contemporary A.A. speaker talks, conventions, workshops, General Service presentations, and recovery history. LYGHT AUDIOSpeaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Cliff R. – His Story | 34 Years Sober | Daytona Roundup 2004

  6. Oct 27

    Pat & Vince Y. – Financial Amends | AA Steps 8 & 9 | Hilton Head 2007

    What does making financial amends really mean—and why can money be one of the hardest subjects to face in recovery? Pat and Vince Y. of Pasadena, California, present a Financial Amends Workshop at the 26th Mid-Winter Conference, recorded January 27, 2007, in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Their experience with financial recovery was personal. After facing debt and financial difficulties in their own lives, Pat and Vince began helping other members of Alcoholics Anonymous address similar struggles. Their work eventually developed into a recovery-focused finance class, where members could confront financial obligations, examine spending habits, and begin practicing greater honesty and accountability. The subject connects closely with Steps Eight and Nine, which ask members to become willing to make amends and take appropriate action to repair past harm. But financial amends aren't always straightforward. What happens when we owe more than we can repay immediately? How do we begin making things right? And how do we change the attitudes and behaviors that contributed to our financial difficulties? The goal is not simply to repay what we owe, but to become people who live with greater honesty, responsibility, and integrity. This historical workshop offers a valuable perspective for A.A. members, sponsors, and anyone working through the financial consequences of alcoholism. EPISODE DETAILS Speakers: Pat & Vince Y. — Pasadena, CaliforniaPresentation: Financial Amends WorkshopEvent: 26th Mid-Winter ConferenceDate: January 27, 2007Location: Hilton Head, South CarolinaRelated Steps: Eight & Nine ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio specializes in professional audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and historical archival services. Subscribe to the Lyght Audio Podcast for A.A. speaker recordings, Twelve Step workshops, convention presentations, General Service discussions, and historical recovery archives. LYGHT AUDIOSpeaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety #Finances #FinancialAmends

    Pat & Vince Y. – Financial Amends | AA Steps 8 & 9 | Hilton Head 2007

  7. Oct 27

    Bill C. – Five Pillars of Spirituality | AA Speaker | Sydney Roundup 2023

    What are the foundations of a healthy spiritual condition in Alcoholics Anonymous? Longtime A.A. speaker Bill C. of Torrance, California, presents “Five Pillars of Spirituality” at the 2023 Sydney Roundup in Sydney, Australia. Bill's recorded speaking history spans decades, with presentations on sponsorship, the Twelve Steps, emotional sobriety, spiritual growth, and the ongoing work of learning to live differently. His approach to recovery emphasizes something that can take years to fully appreciate: stopping drinking doesn't automatically resolve the attitudes, fears, and patterns of thinking that shaped our lives. Through the spiritual principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, members have an opportunity to develop greater self-awareness, humility, compassion, and meaningful relationships with others. Bill's earlier presentations also emphasize sponsorship and service as practical expressions of spiritual growth—not simply obligations, but opportunities to move beyond self-centeredness and become useful to others. This workshop from Sydney explores the spiritual condition that supports ongoing recovery and invites listeners to consider how those principles are practiced in everyday life. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Bill C. — Torrance, CaliforniaPresentation: Five Pillars of SpiritualityEvent: 2023 Sydney RoundupDates: October 6–8, 2023Location: Sydney, Australia ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio is an independent audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and archival services company. Our collection features A.A. speaker recordings, Twelve Step workshops, conventions, General Service presentations, and historical recovery archives. Subscribe to the Lyght Audio Podcast for more recordings from recovery gatherings around the world. LYGHT AUDIOSpeaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Bill C. – Five Pillars of Spirituality | AA Speaker | Sydney Roundup 2023

  8. Oct 26

    Kip C. – His Story | 29th Springtime in the Ozarks (2005) | AA Speaker

    Nearly 21 years of sobriety and a speaking history that reached A.A. audiences across the country and overseas. Kip C. of Vista, California, shares his experience, strength, and hope at the 29th Annual Springtime in the Ozarks, recorded in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, in April 2005. Historical archives identify Kip's sobriety date as May 12, 1984, placing him just weeks away from celebrating 21 years sober at the time of this recording. His documented speaker recordings reach back to the 1990s and include the Green Lake Roundup, Marietta Roundup, and the 2005 Men Among Men Twelve Step Conference in Reykjavík, Iceland. Listeners familiar with Kip's earlier presentations may recognize his combination of humor, humility, honest storytelling, and emphasis on the continuing experience of recovery. This archival recording offers another opportunity to hear a speaker whose experiences have been preserved and shared across generations of A.A. listeners. EPISODE DETAILS Speaker: Kip C. — Vista, CaliforniaEvent: 29th Annual Springtime in the OzarksDate: April 2005Location: Eureka Springs, ArkansasPresented by: Lyght Audio ABOUT LYGHT AUDIO Lyght Audio is an independent audiovisual recording, production, distribution, and archival company specializing in recovery events and historical speaker recordings. Subscribe for original convention recordings, Twelve Step workshops, General Service presentations, and speaker-tape archives. Speaker Tapes Comes of Age #AA #AlcoholicsAnonymous #Recovery #Sober #Sobriety

    Kip C. – His Story | 29th Springtime in the Ozarks (2005) | AA Speaker
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