Ever wonder about proper AA Meeting Etiquette? Me either. Jon H does, though, so we go all-hands to get him on the same customer-centric sheet of music as our focus group. Buckle up as we action one blue-sky idea shower drill-down after another. There will be no need to circle back, ping, or take anything […]

John C shows up in his best sweater vest, fedora and ironed jeans. Things start to heat up as John C shares his NPR voice and creepy breathing techniques while sharing his love for Al-Anon

Jon H asks for insight on “the interaction that you have, generally, as a recovering alcoholic with people you have met in the program, who are in varying stages of their sobriety, and how big of a challenge that can be for (Jon H) personally.” Translated: Jon H can’t talk to people that are not […]

(originally published 12/16/18) John tries to help Jon H complete a bona fide 4th step inventory. Jon H resists, so John ends up taking his inventory for him. Together they unearth Also John’s innermost demons, cast them out, only to have them return before the end of the episode.

(originally published 12/9/18) Jon H describes how he is über creeped-out by AA members that don’t look like him, talk like him, dress like him, share his same tax bracket and/or his love of half-caf soy mocha frappuccinos…which is basically everyone. After attending his first AA roundup (with 8,000+ “non-conforming” members), Jon H was overheard […]

(originally published 12/4/18) John tries to have a constructive discussion about sex through the lens of recovery, but, once again, ends up way over-sharing and making everyone uncomfortable.

(originally published 11/25/18) Jon H returns from the brink of death, jumps immediately into rewriting the Big Book. His brilliance spawns a new fellowship: “Alcoholics MORE Anonymous.”

(originally published 11/18/18) Tragedy strikes when Jon H falls into some kind of coma. A grieving nation prays for his recovery.

(originally published 11/11/18) Two voices rise out of the darkness to begin sharing their glorious light. In non-grandiose alcoholic-speak: two dudes want to share their thoughts on recovery, barely figure out how to record themselves.