
A (mostly) weekly podcast produced by members of the Samson Society
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

On this episode: Aaron is not in the mood to be here. Nate feels guilt for his callousness. Both share their struggles with change, loss, and grief. The NEW Samson App is out (see links below)!This week, Nate and Aaron interview Amber Smith. Amber is... more
On this episode: Aaron has free time and is complimented for being calm in the storm. Nate discusses the importance of service in recovery. Also, the NEW Samson App is out (see links below)!This week, Nate and Aaron interview Rob Lohman. Rob is the f... more
On this episode: Aaron prepares new flip-flops and shares how he terrified people in the special olympics. Nate was neglected of comedy. They discuss Jesus being a comedian.This week, Nate and Aaron interview Ron Pearson. Ron is a comedian, actor, st... more
On this episode Aaron and Nate discuss recovery quotes and prescribe them for others. This week, Nate and Aaron interview Steven Shields. Steven returns and is moving fast. Steve wanted to talk to Aaron, who starts showering with questions. Therapy l... 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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Content primarily revolves around personal stories, recovery from addiction, and the exploration of male identity and relationships. The conversations delve deep into the emotional struggles many men face today while providing practical advice and community support. Noteworthy themes include the importance of friendship, the impact of trauma on mental health, and spiritual growth in the context of recovery and personal transformation. Unique to this series are the candid discussions surrounding difficult topics such as sexuality, integrity, and faith, fostering a sense of vulnerability and connection among listeners.
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Recent guests on Pirate Monk Podcast include:
1. Amber Smith
2. Rob Lohman
3. Ron Pearson
4. Steven Shields
5. Noah Filipiak
6. Chris Bruno
7. Ron Ovitt
8. Ryan Soave
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