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The Anonymous Podcast

Douglas L.
Narcotics Anonymous
Recovery
Addiction
Community Support
Spiritual Principles
Humility
Higher Power
Step Work
Encouragement
Spirituality
Self-Improvement
Service Vs Government
Psychological Insanity
Positive Attitude
Forgiveness
Recovery Program
12 Steps
Sharing Experiences
Self-Acceptance
Emotional Support

A commentary and discussion of Narcotics Anonymous literature aiming to enrich the recovery experience of those who are on this beautiful journey. I’m Douglas L., your host. This podcast should not replace contact with your sponsor, your involvement with stepwork, or participation in the fellowship. Please use this podcast as another resource toward our collective growth as addicts in recovery. No... more

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A commentary and discussion on the Just for Today: Daily Meditations for Recovering Addicts. Contact Information: 919-675-1058 or facebook.com/groups/theanonpodcast

A commentary and discussion on the Just for Today: Daily Meditations for Recovering Addicts. Contact Information: 919-675-1058 or facebook.com/groups/theanonpodcast

A commentary and discussion on the Just for Today: Daily Meditations for Recovering Addicts. Contact Information: 919-675-1058 or facebook.com/groups/theanonpodcast

A commentary and discussion on the Just for Today: Daily Meditations for Recovering Addicts. Contact Information: 919-675-1058 or facebook.com/groups/theanonpodcast

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Recent Guests

Stephen J
Guest discussing the theme of mercy versus justice in recovery
Episode: Just for Today - October 5th, 2025 with Stephan J. - Ask for mercy, not justice
Anita G
Longtime addict in recovery
Entered Recovery in Aberdeen, Washington
Episode: Just for Today - October 2nd, 2025 with Anita G. - Keeping faith
Thomas P.
Addict in recovery, committed to engaging in Narcotics Anonymous meetings and step work.
North Side Recovery, Springfield, Missouri
Episode: Just for Today - September 20th, 2025 with Thomas P. - Courage to change
Mason S.
A participant in recovery who is actively involved in Narcotics Anonymous and shares his experiences regarding relationships and honesty.
Dark Side of the Moon Group, Hoanwall, Tennessee
Episode: Just for Today - September 18th, 2025 with Mason S. - Honest relationships
Stacy G
A member of Narcotics Anonymous sharing her recovery journey
The Journey Continues Group, Erie, PA
Episode: Just for Today - September 13th, 2025 with Stacy G. - Something different
Francis C
A fellow member of Narcotics Anonymous sharing his experiences with addiction and recovery.
Episode: Just for Today - September 5th, 2025 with Francis C. - Not hopelessly bad
Mo C.
A recovering addict celebrating one year clean on September 2nd, 2024.
It Works group in Alameda
Episode: Just for Today - September 2nd, 2025 with Mo C. - Higher Powered
Stephanie K
Active member of Narcotics Anonymous with a focus on recovery.
Life Without Chains, Geneva, Ohio
Episode: Just for Today - August 27th, 2025 with Stephanie K. - Choosing life
Jenna F
An addict in recovery, sharing her personal experiences and insights about Narcotics Anonymous.
Episode: Just for Today - August 26th, 2025 with Tori F. - Tenth Step Inventory

Host

Douglas L.
Host of discussions focused on Narcotics Anonymous literature and personal journeys within recovery, emphasizing community and growth.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 404 ratings
  • I love it

    So, I am writing this before listening to any episodes. Which, I know, is odd. However, my dad just recorded an episode for this podcast (at the time I am writing this the episode has not yet been updated), and I would like to talk about what he thought of it. He said the people were nice, he got to talk about his story, and it was a pretty good time overall. I’m definitely going to tune in to this podcast whenever I can.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I. Sommer
    United States3 months ago
  • Tool acquired and utilized

    Douglas, man this is what I’ve needed to get me to the next level. Since being put onto the podcast, my recovery has taken off! I hope someday to connect with you about it all, and maybe even be on the show in some capacity. Using the technology at our fingertips to further spread the message of NA makes sense and is changing lives. Thank you! I’m grateful to those that led me here and for all you do. I hope you’re having an amazing day. I love you, brother. God bless

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ramrod Dave
    United States7 months ago
  • Good concept, can use more principles

    Great concept but, I noticed there are a lot of newcomers on this (not to say they are sharing or helping me) but, would love to see more addicts with more clean time and ESH. I also wonder if the host has worked the traditions and concepts.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    BeautyHostess
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love this podcast

    Thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chichi1319
    United States2 years ago
  • Good stuff

    Very thankful for this podcast. I listen every morning. 🙂

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    christopher stockhausen
    United States2 years ago

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A portion of the feedback raises serious concerns regarding the host's reputation, indicating a significant divide in audience perception.
Listeners express appreciation for the relatable content and personal stories shared by guests, highlighting the podcast's effectiveness in aiding their recovery journey.
Some reviews note a desire for more experienced voices or in-depth discussions on particular recovery topics.

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Talking Points

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Just for Today - October 12th, 2025 with Douglas L. - Being right
Q: What do you know about being right, Douglas?
The need to be right can often stem from insecurity and can push others away, showing that passionate dialogue can sometimes be confused with argument.
Just for Today - October 14th, 2025 with Francis C. - The end of loneliness
Q: What do you think about the reader?
Loneliness drives a lot of people into Narcotics Anonymous and is a significant theme.
Just for Today - October 14th, 2025 with Francis C. - The end of loneliness
Q: Do you think loneliness can play a part in driving people out too?
Yes, many people return to using if they don't make connections in Narcotics Anonymous.
Just for Today - October 2nd, 2025 with Anita G. - Keeping faith
Q: What do we say to that addict who might be angry at God or doesn't believe in anything?
Anita suggests that even if one has doubts about a higher power, they can still believe in the supportive community of people in recovery.
Just for Today - September 20th, 2025 with Thomas P. - Courage to change
Q: What was your meeting attendance like?
Thomas P. shared that he attends around four to five meetings per week, including two home groups and newly chairing a Wednesday meeting.

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Focusing on personal growth and recovery, this series discusses various themes within the framework of Narcotics Anonymous literature. Episodes feature heartfelt conversations on topics such as emotional balance, the role of honest relationships in recovery, the importance of community support, and the deep-seated issues surrounding addiction. Guests share their diverse experiences, reinforcing the idea that recovery is a shared journey enriched by understanding and empathy. This podcast stands out for its emphasis on continuous personal development, accountability, and the communal aspects of overcoming addiction, making it a helpful resource for those navigating their recovery path.

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Recent guests on The Anonymous Podcast include:

1. Stephen J
2. Anita G
3. Thomas P.
4. Mason S.
5. Stacy G
6. Francis C
7. Mo C.
8. Stephanie K

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