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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2023 · 41 MIN

Decoding the Big Book - Hank Parkhurst, AA's Forgotten Man and To Employers

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Send us Fan MailJoin us for an eye-opening journey into the hidden history of Alcoholics Anonymous and the untold story of Hank Parkhurst, the unsung hero of AA's foundational text. In this episode, we delve into the intriguing revelation that challenges the widely held belief of Bill Wilson as the sole author of the iconic Big Book. While Bill Wilson often publicly acknowledged the collective efforts of AA members in composing the book, our exploration uncovers a different truth.Contrary to popular belief, Bill Wilson wasn't the exclusive author of every chapter. Discover the pivotal role played by Hank Parkhurst, Bill's right-hand man and a driving force during the book's creation. Despite his significant contributions, Hank's legacy has been overshadowed, even erased from AA history due to a tragic relapse into alcoholism shortly after the book's publication.With insights from William Schaberg and Matt, we unravel Hank Parkhurst's background—a successful businessman with a visionary mindset, recognized as a forgotten co-founder due to his subsequent struggles with alcohol. Explore the pivotal chapter he penned addressing employers, shedding light on alcoholism as an illness and advocating for the rehabilitation of alcoholic employees.Dive deep into the chapter's compelling arguments, where Hank utilizes his business acumen to articulate the financial benefits of supporting alcoholic employees and challenges prevalent misconceptions about alcoholism in the workplace. Uncover anecdotes and powerful statements Hank used to persuade employers to view alcoholism through a lens of compassion rather than condemnation.Join us as we illuminate Hank Parkhurst's vital yet overlooked role in shaping AA's history and explore the significant impact of his contributions to the Big Book. This episode sheds light on a forgotten figure whose influence was integral to the foundations of Alcoholics Anonymous and whose story deserves recognition.Tune in to this revealing episode as we bring to the forefront the untold narrative of Hank Parkhurst, the forgotten co-author whose legacy continues to resonate within AA's history.Support the show📫 Get more honest conversations about sobriety delivered to your inbox! Subscribe to The Sober Friends Dispatch, our weekly newsletter where we go beyond the podcast to share real strategies for alcohol-free living. Join our community by clicking here.

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