Co-founder of Al-Anon. 3 CD Set, 191 minutes

Bob B. from St. Paul, MN at Sacramento Spring Fling, Sacramento, CA - February 13th 1999. 31.6 MB, 1 hour 6 minutes

Karen N. from Minneapolis, MN speaking as the Sunday morning speaker at the Road to Recovery convention - September 14th 2003. 36.5 MB, 1 hour 19 minutes

Linda B. (AFG) from Minneapolis, MN speaking at an AA and Al-Anon workshop titled "The Family Afterwards". 10.2 MB, 44 minutes

Kelvin D. from Fargo, ND speaking the first annual Big Ole AA Roundup in Alexandria, MN - March 18th-20th 2005. 16.7 MB, 1 hour 12 minutes.

Brother Earl's Recovery ... The Gift Video

Featuring Earl Cannamore, C.A.C. Resistance barriers crumble and the future looks like a brighter place after watching Brother Earl in a lively discussion of what living clean and sober can offer. From self-esteem to better relationships, Brother Earl points out that recovery provides continuing gifts.

The late Earl Cannamore, C.A.C., was known simply as Brother Earl -- a profoundly gifted and dedicated counselor, sponsor, teacher, and role model for hundreds of recovering addicts and alcoholics. Brother Earl’s stated goal was to “eradicate drug abuse in the universe.” Over the course of more than twenty years, he worked tirelessly toward that end. A favorite speaker among recovering African Americans, Brother Earl delivered his messages with honesty, humor, and the keen understanding of a street-smart user who overcame skin color and economic differences.

Promises of AA by Fr. Joseph C. Martin Video

Featuring Father Joseph C. Martin In the Big Book of AA is a list of Promises for those who sincerely try to live a sober life. To many in the early days of sobriety, these Promises sound like impossible pie in the sky. In The Promises of AA, Father Joseph C. Martin shows that the Promises are attainable. He does so by holding up example after example of incidents in the lives of people in AA.

Father Martin has devoted over half his life to helping alcoholics and the addicted. His Chalk Talks videos are often the first videos clients see in treatment. Every word and action expresses a passionate belief in the innate dignity of the human being.