Man Within Podcast

Sathiya Sam
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Feb 11, 2026 • 7min

1094 - Porn and Intimacy: Why Valentine’s Day Triggers So Many Men

Discussion of how Valentine’s Day magnifies loneliness, insecurity, and relational gaps for men. Exploration of why pornography becomes a go-to escape and how it substitutes control for connection. Examination of dating pressure, performance anxiety, and emotional distance in marriage. Focus on how urges point toward a need for real vulnerability and safety.
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9 snips
Feb 9, 2026 • 55min

1093 - Paul Hutchinson: "Hollywood Tried To Bury This Story"

Paul Hutchinson, executive producer of Sound of Freedom and founder of child-rescue initiatives, shares his journey from undercover rescue work to running healing retreats. He discusses the film’s long distribution battle and media pushback. The conversation also covers the link between pornography and trafficking, the emotional toll of missions, and using psychedelic-assisted therapy for deep healing.
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10 snips
Feb 6, 2026 • 14min

1092 - 10 Lessons From 10 Years of Freedom

A ten-year recovery journey framed as ten hard-won lessons. Topics include why willpower fails and prevention matters. They explore porn as a symptom of deeper wounds and why spiritual practices need practical systems. Discussion covers the power of brotherhood over accountability, shaping your environment, building boring consistency, and how growth creates new vulnerabilities.
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Feb 4, 2026 • 19min

1091 - 10 Years Clean + 1 Million Downloads (Here's The Full Story)

A personal journey from a decade of struggle with pornography to ten years clean and one million downloads is recounted. The conversation explores why willpower failed and how changing systems made recovery possible. It highlights the role of community, trauma work, and brotherhood in lasting change. Milestones, ongoing challenges, and a giveaway to support men in recovery are announced.
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Feb 2, 2026 • 60min

1090 - Veteran Explains: "PTSD Isn’t What You Think It Is" | Ft. Jeremy Stalnecker

Jeremy Stalnecker, founder of Mighty Oaks and veteran who runs five-day trauma recovery intensives, talks about faith-driven healing for veterans and first responders. He reframes trauma as a response rather than a fixed label. He describes testimony-driven small groups, identity shifts through the gospel, intensive week structure, and the crucial role of aftercare and community.
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8 snips
Feb 1, 2026 • 11min

1089 - If It’s Easy, You Don’t Want It Enough

Discussion of the common 'February fizzle' when motivation fades. A look at why easy fixes fail and why hardship often accompanies real growth. Exploration of identifying a compelling why and assessing whether your strategy is gaining traction. Talk about perseverance, community support, and enduring inconvenience to build character and sustain change.
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Jan 30, 2026 • 12min

1088 - Q&A: I've Been Watching AI Porn For Years, How Do I Quit For Good?

A candid Q&A about struggles with AI-generated pornography and why it can become a compulsive escape. The conversation explores how rejection wounds and unmet connection fuel addictive patterns. Practical themes include disrupting rituals, investing in recovery, building community, and seeking professional support to break the cycle.
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Jan 28, 2026 • 7min

1087 - The Silent Trap That Stops Men Right Before They Win

A coach explores the quiet urge to self-sabotage when progress is near. He traces that sabotage to a faulty sense of identity and undeservedness. The conversation centers on leaning into faith, committing efforts to God, and treating identity as the key pillar for lasting change.
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Jan 26, 2026 • 1h 1min

1086 - Jenna Riemersma: Why Jesus’ Approach to Sin Feels Backwards

Jenna Riemersma, therapist and IFS practitioner who integrates faith and therapy, speaks about internal parts and compassionate healing. She explores how curiosity replaces control, how Jesus’ relational approach maps onto IFS, and a simple three-step tool—Notice, Know, Need—for moving toward wounded parts.
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6 snips
Jan 25, 2026 • 9min

1085 - Stop Waiting for the Perfect Moment

A discussion about balancing patient waiting with bold, imperfect action. Topics include how perfectionism fuels procrastination and stalls recovery. The conversation reframes waiting as active readiness and highlights learning through repeated, imperfect attempts. Practical next steps and real-life stories illustrate why volume and momentum beat paralysis.

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