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Joan Didion Goes to Gamblers Anonymous
“After that Meeting I Wanted Only To Be in Places Where the Lights Were Bright and No One Counted Days.”
Another Week Ends: COVID-19, Alcoholics Anonymous, the Prodigal Te …
1. Obviously the most important article of the week is “Jerry from Cheer Mat-Talks You […]
Another Week Ends: Vulnerable Stars, Moral Lovers, Generational Dy …
1. Let’s start off with entertainment this week. It’s not that Brad Pitt’s star has […]
Reserved Seating in Addiction Circles For The Likes of You And Me: …
In 2018, Gus Van Sant (director of Good Will Hunting) added to his excellent directorial […]
Five Years of Grace and Bad Coffee: Sobriety and Holy Week
On Tuesday night of Holy Week, I sat under fluorescent lights at a plastic folding […]
Grace in the Age of Fentanyl
“[Karl] Marx famously called religion the opiate of the masses, but these days opiates are […]
What Russell Brand Used to Think of as Happiness
On the Mockingcast this past week, we talked a bit about our favorite books of […]
Can Love Survive Addiction and Co-Dependency?
This is a serious honor. We’ve received permission from filmmaker Kurt Neale to post his […]
Learning About the Gospel from Self-Help, AA, and Tony Robbins
The following comes to us from Bill Walker. The kind of religion many people in […]
AA and Free Gifts, from Lewis Hyde
Here is a timely excerpt from Lewis Hyde’s classic, The Gift. A gift may be […]
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