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Something More Human

Sam & Elliot
Personal Growth
Human Connection
Relationships
Friendship
Community
Communication
Community Building
Marriage
Albuquerque
Vulnerability
Emotional Intelligence
Therapy
Community Support
Self-Care
Mindfulness
Cannabis Industry
Novel Point
Attachment Styles
Breakups
Self-Improvement

Something More Human is the show where Sam & Elliot don’t just talk about a better world—we build it. Each week, we challenge ourselves (and you) to reimagine society through deep and meaningful connection and create real change. Whether you’re not sure how to make friends as an adult, looking to level up your social health, or have a vision for a better future— this show is for you. Join us in cr... more

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes52Founded2 years ago
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RelationshipsEducationSociety & CultureSelf-Improvement

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"The Company" is redefining what connection looks like in adulthood and absolutely changed the way we felt about moving to a city where we knew no one and felt immensely lonely. Ivan and Livvy Ruiz-Knott are fellow married friends and co-founders (2 ... more

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How the tables have turned! Today's guest is none other than SMH co-host, Samantha Archuleta. We're digging into the reality of marrying young, what legacy really means to a 20-something, and unpacking how Sam seems to make life her b*tch in every po... more

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This week's guest is none other than SMH co-host, Elliot Archuleta. With all that's going on in the world, we're reminded how crucial it is to sit with one another and exchange perspectives. We hope that you steal these questions and learn more about... more

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What if the most radical thing you could do… was invite someone to dinner? We sit down with executive director of Longer Tables (and host of the Mile Long Table!), Tim Jones, to get real about the deep seated fears holding us back from connection. Fr... more

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Amanda Fowler
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Hosts

Sam
Co-host discussing social health and human connection, with a focus on vulnerability and authenticity in relationships.
Elliot
Co-host engaging in discussions about building community and emphasizing emotional intelligence in relationships.

Reviews

4.1 out of 5 stars from 231 ratings
  • A balm for this world

    I am loving the much needed connection that Sam & Elliot bring to this world. Encouraging & nurturing the simpleness of human connection is so very important in this world, especially today. Their thoughtfulness and genuine kindness is needed. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Suzanne Hip Stitch
    United States11 days ago
  • Learning

    I was a painfully introverted child. I’m not obviously shy now. I can interact fluidly with strangers. You help me understand how to use those interactions to build relationships. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lylemom
    United Statesa month ago
  • Valuable takeaways!

    I love this pod! I gain valuable insights from each episode I tune in to. I love the vulnerability & evidence-based research they pack in— I truly learn so much from Sam & Elliot that I bring into my own life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rei Lew
    United States3 months ago
  • 10/10 raw emotions and real conversations!!

    ★★★★★

    This podcast feels like a deep conversation with your best friends —raw, honest, and full of heart. The hosts tackle friendship, relationships, and life’s ups and downs with humor, wisdom, and real-life stories that make you feel seen. They leave me reflecting, laughing, and feeling more connected to the people in my life. If you’re looking for something that’s both comforting and thought-provoking, this is the perfect listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marissa Meeiz
    United States7 months ago
  • Wonderful!

    I really appreciate this podcast! Not only is it incredibly thought provoking, but it is well researched. They have truly dove into the importance of in person connection in this new, hyper connected environment that we all live in. Such a beautiful concept and well done. Thank you Sam and Elliot!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maryannepepin
    United States9 months ago

Listeners Say

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Some feedback highlights distractions caused by the hosts' speaking styles, but overall, audience connection to the themes is praised.
Episodes emphasize the importance of in-person connections, especially relevant in today's digital world.
Listeners appreciate the vulnerability and evidence-based insights shared by the hosts.
The show is described as thought-provoking and relatable, often prompting self-reflection among listeners.
The hosts' ability to share personal stories fosters a sense of understanding and community among listeners.

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What If You Don’t Want to Go?
Q: What is the thing that gets you from, I don't feel like meeting a bunch of strangers, putting myself in a social situation that is probably going to feel awkward and uncomfortable?
The accountability aspect with a partner or a community helps push me to attend social events.
No More Lonely Friends
Q: What is the hardest part about maintaining friendships for you?
The hardest part is the lack of proximity that affects the relationship, especially when traveling a lot.
How to Talk to Strangers (and make friends)
Q: What would a perfect government do to address loneliness?
They might create government-funded social events to foster human connection.
How to Talk to Strangers (and make friends)
Q: When you feel like you had like a little awkward moment, how do you get yourself out of it without just making it snowball?
It's important to remember that the chances are this person didn't think it was awkward; just move on and try to greet them by their name next time.
Becoming the Social Century
Q: Is it more that we've been conditioned to be isolated?
It's a bit of both, as we've been conditioned to it, and now it's easier to choose isolation.

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Exploring the intersections of social health, personal growth, and deeper human connections, this show invites listeners to consider how meaningful relationships can influence our lives and promote societal change. The engaging conversations often highlight the challenges of adult friendships, the role of technology in human interaction, and the importance of vulnerability. A notable strength of this show is its combination of research-based insights with personal anecdotes, creating an approachable and relatable discussion. Each episode encourages listeners to take actionable steps towards building a more connected and empathetic world, making it ideal for anyone interested in improving their social skills and emotional wellbeing.

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1. Magical Overthinkers
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1. Marissa Meizz
2. Chris Peck
3. John Block
4. Steve Stucker
5. David Klein
6. Sarah Smyth
7. Ben Higgins
8. Anna Zesbaugh

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