
A (mostly) weekly podcast produced by members of the Samson Society
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week, Aaron hosts solo.
Aarons talks with Nina Pick. Nina is a somatic healing practitioner and integrative counselor, Neuro Affective Touch practitioner, group facilitator, and author. She shares her story of recovery since 2009. Nina explains... more
In this episode, Nate Larkin and Ken Romero explore the themes of vulnerability, grace, and the transformative power of connection through personal stories and biblical insights. Whether you're facing your own struggles or seeking encouragement to co... more
This week, Aaron has been thinking about building others up.
Nate and Aaron talk to Matthew LaPine. Matthew is from Nebraska where he is the director of equipping, a father, husband, podcaster, and author. He teaches how growth happens through the e... more
Aaron joins us from England. He talks to a couple of Samson guys on a journey.
Nate and Aarons talk to Jay Kim. Jay is not a politician. He is a preacher, podcaster, author, board member, and good at answering questions on the spot. Jay’s story incl... more
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Thank you Nate and Aaron for creating this powerful podcast. It’s like turning on a flashlight in the dark places of our lives.
So helpful, encouraging, & practical!
Thanks for putting these shows out! Great content and real conversations!
I began attending online Samson Society meetings at the beginning of the pandemic. I found men at all stages of recovery, but we all had one thing in common. We needed connection. This has been the best part of my 25-year journey of recovery.
I was in the Sampson Society about 10 years ago. I’m in another program now (Celebrate Recovery) and these podcasts are so encouraging and add to my recovery work in that program. I connect on a deep level and always take away a truth - even if just a nugget - that helps me to love and accept myself. That’s huge. I am grateful!!
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This show centers on recovery, grace, and healthy faith communities, with a strong emphasis on masculine brotherhood, authenticity, and open-hearted dialogue. Across episodes, conversations weave together personal recovery journeys, relational dynamics, and institutional critique—often through the lens of Christian faith, accountability, and community-led healing. Noteworthy is the mix of practical frameworks (for relationships, parenting, and recovery), candid storytelling, and a recurring focus on building supportive communities like Samson Society and related initiatives. It's likely to appeal to listeners seeking real-talk about addiction recovery, healthy boundaries, and faith-informed personal growth, with a bias toward concrete tools... more
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