Sometimes, a message is so important that it needs to be delivered in more than one way.

Yesterday, I published a blog post that asked a provocative question: [“Anonymous? The Hilarious, Hypocritical Lie Keeping You Sick.”](Link to Your Original Blog Post) The response was incredible, and it confirmed that this is a topic we need to keep talking about.

So, I’ve taken that conversation to the next level.

I’m excited to share the latest episode of the Grateful Truce podcast, where I dive deep into this very subject. This isn’t just a rehash; it’s a longer, more conversational exploration of why the tradition of “Anonymous” in recovery might be perpetuating the very shame it seeks to alleviate.

In this episode, we expand on:

• The raw, logical hypocrisy of “anonymous” recovery.
• Why your employer and family already know more than you think.
• The spiritual case for radical honesty, grounded in scripture.
• How stepping into the light is the true path to freedom.

I’m Also Testing a New Tool!
To make this podcast episode more accessible and visually engaging, I tried something new. I used an AI tool called Pictory to transform the audio into a full video, complete with relevant B-roll footage that underscores the message. I’ve been frustrated with the effort-to-view ratio lately, and I’m hoping tools like this can help me deliver higher-quality content to you more consistently.

I need your feedback! This is a new format for the channel.

• What do you think of the video version of the podcast?
• Does the added B-roll help you connect with the message?
• Should I keep creating these video versions?

Your opinion is crucial as I work to make this content as clear and impactful as possible.

Watch the full podcast video here on YouTube:

Thank you for your continued support and for being a part of this conversation. Let’s keep breaking down the walls of shame, together.

In hope and honesty,

Chris Mosser

Author Grateful Truce & The AGI Dilemma