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Human School

Miles Adcox
Mental Health
Parenting
Resilience
Grief
Trauma Recovery
Self-Awareness
Trauma
Neuroscience
Developmental Wounding
Authenticity
Community Healing
Faith
Personal Growth
Psychiatry
Human School
Music Industry
Leadership
Vulnerability
Relationships
Creativity

We’ve been taught everything except how to be human. In a world obsessed with output, Human School is where we study what happens within. Hosted by Miles Adcox, this podcast was born from a journal entry during a breakdown –– a reminder that struggle isn’t weakness; it’s instruction. Through raw conversations with world-class experts, therapists, and thinkers, Human School reframes pain as purpose... more

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Jon Foreman of Switchfoot says songs like "Meant to Live" are a huge part of him, but never the whole story. In this conversation, he tells Miles about the rest of it.

In this episode, Jon and Miles talk about the gap between who we are in front o... more

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“Suffering is inevitable, but I think misery is pretty self-inflicted.”

From the outside, MŌRIAH looks like she has it all together: Grand Ole Opry performances, a role in The Chosen, a spot in CMT’s Next Women of Country. What you don’t see is the ... more

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How do you rebuild your life after the crushing wreckage of betrayal? In this powerful episode of Human School, Miles Adcox sits down with Carl and Laura Lentz to explore the raw reality of surviving infidelity, breaking free from codependency, and c... more

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What is procrastination actually costing you? Turns out, almost everything.

In this episode, Miles Adcox welcomes author and speaker Jon Acuff to Human School for an honest, practical, and deeply encouraging conversation about procrastination, overt... more

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Recent Guests

Carl Lentz
Former pastor and co-author of Overcoming Infidelity.
Episode: Rebuilding After Betrayal: Infidelity, Codependency, and Radical Ownership with Carl & Laura Lentz
Laura Lentz
Co-author of Overcoming Infidelity and advocate for betrayal trauma recovery.
Episode: Rebuilding After Betrayal: Infidelity, Codependency, and Radical Ownership with Carl & Laura Lentz
Jon Acuff
New York Times best-selling author known for procrastination and mindset work
Self-employed (author/speaker)
Episode: How to Stop Self-Sabotaging and Finally Finish What You Start with Jon Acuff
Ashley McBryde
Grammy-winning country singer-songwriter
Episode: Ashley McBryde on Sobriety, Generational Trauma, and Unlearning Survival
Matthias Barker
Therapist, educator and founder of estrangement.com
estrangement.com
Episode: How to Find Peace When a Relationship Can't Be Fixed with Matthias Barker (Live from the Transform Trauma Conference)
Rondal Richardson
Founder and executive director of the Music Community Foundation
Music Community Foundation
Episode: The Selfish Reason to Be Generous with Philanthropy Expert Rondal Richardson
Birdie Rose
Birdie Rose, seven-year-old guest who spontaneously shares observations and questions
Episode: What My Daughter Knows About Stress That I Forgot
Martha Beck
Harvard-trained sociologist, best-selling author
Author/Coach
Episode: How to Rewire Your Brain for Peace, Creativity, and Purpose with Dr. Martha Beck
Amy Grant
Singer, songwriter, and public speaker
Self (musician)
Episode: "I Had to Learn to Live Again" — Amy Grant on Starting Over at 65

Host

Miles Adcox
Founder and leader of Onsite, a therapeutic and emotional health organization

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 210 ratings
  • Ashley McBryde and generational trauma

    Ashley McBryde delivers a very vulnerable conversation, exploring the realities of general, rational trauma and her own past of sobriety. She offers practical was in navigating personal recovery from living in survival mode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Feebs76813
    United States19 days ago
  • Wisdom, humor, & relatability.

    I love everything about this podcast and learn something from every episode! I feel accepted and welcomed in when he’s interviewing people and walking them through their life journey. Such raw and honest conversations about the life we’re all experiencing in one way or another. Thank you Miles!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elaine.47
    United States24 days ago
  • Helpful! (..plus a request!)

    Love what Onsite does. It is a much needed service. For this podcast, please include some content on couples who have sought help for their marriages. I have not been able to find any content on your marriage intensives. This seems like an omission to rectify! :)

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Wimabean
    United States4 months ago
  • Country artist that I thought I knew about

    The podcast that I have been listening to are usually ones about country stars and it’s really cool to find out that they are just like me. They have their own worries their own scary moments and they’re still here so thank you for talking to Hardy talking to Thomas Rhett I’d like to see if there’s some more female country stars that you can talk to that would be amazing. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    country 🐣
    Canada5 months ago
  • Grounding and insightful… of course!

    This podcast has grounded me during hard times and has an uncanny ability of offering timely insights with events occurring in my life. Amazing conversations and thoughtfulness all around. I love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CONNORPM
    United States6 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the long-form pacing and the mix of practical insight, psychology, faith, and artists' life stories.
One reviewer found the host spoke too much relative to a guest, suggesting interview balance can be a concern.
Personal stories are often praised for being honest, relatable, and emotionally grounding.
A reviewer reported that audio volume was too quiet, despite praising the content.
Listeners value Miles's warm, candid interviewing style and the sense of welcome and connection in conversations.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ten Years of Hearing No, Then Everything Changed ft. MŌRIAH
Q: How do you find peace in a relationship with two busy people, and have you found ways to thrive together?
MŌRIAH says she and her husband use counseling and support from another couple, set boundaries around their phones, and make room for each other's autonomy while choosing to prioritize their marriage.
Ten Years of Hearing No, Then Everything Changed ft. MŌRIAH
Q: Why does it feel important to you to own your heritage and integrate it more fully in this season of life?
After years of creative exhaustion, MŌRIAH found that drawing on her family, culture, and Mexican heritage gave her a natural and meaningful source for her music.
Rebuilding After Betrayal: Infidelity, Codependency, and Radical Ownership with Carl & Laura Lentz
Q: Would there be any other practical things that stand out that you might want to share with people?
Carl recommends small, consistent steps rather than expecting an immediate transformation, sharing daily breathing practice as one example. Laura emphasizes focusing on personal healing and letting go of control over a partner's decisions.
Rebuilding After Betrayal: Infidelity, Codependency, and Radical Ownership with Carl & Laura Lentz
Q: What is it that you needed to hear in that time that maybe you didn't get to hear, and that others might benefit from hearing now?
Laura says people in crisis need someone who listens and offers simple support, such as a text or call to say they care and are available.
Ashley McBryde on Sobriety, Generational Trauma, and Unlearning Survival
Q: What would you say to somebody who may be feeling stuck in painful emotions connected to earlier experiences?
McBryde recommends recognizing when a younger part of oneself is reacting, then offering it comfort and inclusion through small practices, such as carrying a token or talking to that younger self. She says to allow the practice to feel awkward and try it for a while.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Human School

What is Human School about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Long-form conversations about emotional health, personal growth, relationships, and the experiences that shape how people live and work. Miles Adcox interviews therapists, authors, health practitioners, musicians, and other public figures, drawing out personal stories alongside practical ideas about trauma, stress, recovery, parenting, creativity, and self-understanding. Some episodes are solo reflections, while others take the form of candid interviews or live conversations, with room for humor and unexpected turns rather than a rigid format.

A distinctive thread is the connection between inner work and everyday life: guests discuss how painful experiences, family patterns, and periods of change can inform a more grounded way forward. Mus... more

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1. Carl Lentz
2. Laura Lentz
3. Jon Acuff
4. Ashley McBryde
5. Matthias Barker
6. Rondal Richardson
7. Birdie Rose
8. Martha Beck

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