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Artie Lange Explains the Key to the AA 12 Step Program | Joe Rogan

2019

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12:23

Step 1 of the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous

Step one the hardest

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2015
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29:33

"Steps 4-5" with Father Martin.

Father Martin speaks of the importance of these two Steps 4 & 5.

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2012
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56:42

Hilarious AA Speaker Jennifer H. – “I Used to Have a Skid Row Soul"

This hilarious Alcoholics Anonymous speaker says she learned to be funny, so it would seem she was supposed to be this way. Jennifer H. shares her lessons in recovery, in a frank manner, with punch-line after punch-line, beginning with the first time she ever drank.

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2013
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14:55

"Step One" with Father Martin.

Father Martin talks about "Step One" in this video as only he can.

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2012
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12:42

"Step Three" with Father Martin.

Father Martin talks about just how important "Step 3" is to the recovering person. I wanted to shared this with everyone as soon as this order arrived. Prior to this upload I never seen a full footage of any of Father Martin's videos.

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2012
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44:59

"12 Steps of AA" with Father Martin.

Father Martin shares his insight on this topic as only he can. Sit back and soak in the wisdom of this awesome man.

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2012
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15:18

"Step Two" with Father Martin.

Father Martin continues his life wisdom while speaking about "Step 2." He has helped so many individuals understand themselves by working these steps that Father Martin has made easy for all of us to understand.

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2012
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33:32

Anthony Hopkins - Pacific Group Meeting - AA Speaker

The White Chip, also known as the "Surrender Chip" is for anyone starting, or for anyone starting over in the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. It's the most important chip you can pick up at an AA meeting!

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2019
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Alcoholics Anonymous and the Deflation of the Ego by Dr. Bob Weathers

Integrates the presenter's personal visit to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting with the core philosophy of treatment within the 12-step program; namely, that the underlying source of all addictive behaviors is identification with the personal ego.

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2013
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15:09

Does Alcoholics Anonymous Work?

The largest, most rigorous independent study on Alcoholics Anonymous to date shows that AA can help people get sober, stay sober, drink less, and suffer fewer negative consequences of drinking, all while keeping health care costs down.

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2020
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