Bill Wilson (AA Co-Founder) with Hubert M. — Historic AA Talk (1954)

This historic recording captures Bill Wilson, co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, speaking alongside Hubert M. at a meeting in Fort Worth, Texas on June 13, 1954. By this time, Alcoholics Anonymous had grown well beyond its earliest beginnings. Bill Wilson continued traveling and speaking to support unity, service, and spiritual principles as the fellowship matured. His presence at this meeting reflects his deep commitment to carrying the message and strengthening AA during a critical period of growth. Hubert M. was a key figure in early Texas AA and played an important role in helping the fellowship take root and expand throughout the region. His steady service and leadership helped shape AA in Fort Worth and beyond. This recording offers a rare opportunity to hear: Bill Wilson during AA’s early expansion years Insights into unity, service, and spiritual foundations Early Texas AA leadership and history AA history as it was lived and shared in real time 🎧 This recording is presented as a preserved historical archive. 🎙️ Full talks and rare recordings available at RecoverySpeakers.com 👍 If this history matters to you, please like this video 🔔 Subscribe for more historic recovery talks and archives 💬 Comment below — let us know what stood out to you or how this talk helped your recovery Your support helps keep these voices accessible for future generations.