Best Provincetown Recording Studio Podcasts (2025)

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Q&A [Pt. 3/3] — What Is Men’s Intuition and How Do We Access It? 12:41

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20h ago12:41

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In the final episode of our three-part Q&A series, we explore the often-overlooked topic of men’s intuition—what it is, how it works, and why it matters. Tim challenges the idea that intuition is gendered, reframing it as a universal human capacity rooted in embodied awareness. Together, we unpack how cultural conditioning teaches men to distrust t…

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Actually Romantic vs Sympathy is a Knife 53:48

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The Art and Science of Nature with Mark Adams 36:34

4d ago36:34

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In this conversation, artist and scientist Mark Adams reflects on his journey in Provincetown, describing how his scientific background influences his art. He emphasizes the importance of observation in understanding nature, the role of poison ivy in dune ecology, and the community's response to the AIDS crisis. Mark teaches art by focusing on obse…

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Conscious Wizardry: AI, Archetypes, and the Magician’s Path with Stan Rain 1:00:12

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This week on The Circle, we go all in on the Magician archetype through a queer lens with guest Stan Rain, founder of the Naked Dojo. Together we explore the Magician’s gifts of creativity, imagination, and transformation—and the shadow expressions of the manipulator and the innocent one—through real stories and Internal Family Systems. We also ste…

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Candace Owens and Cruising at Penn Station 41:25

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In this episode of Queer Times, Kristen Becker and Harrison Fish discuss Harrison's imminent move from Provincetown to San Francisco. They reflect on changes in the Provincetown queer community over the past decade, Harrison's struggles with fitting in, and the bittersweet nature of his relocation. They also talk about personal topics like donating…

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Conjuring the Truth 39:05

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Conjuring The Truth This Haunted Life Host: Adam Berry What really happened inside the most infamous farmhouse in America? In this episode of This Haunted Life, Adam Berry sits down with Andrea Perron — the eldest daughter of the Perron family, whose terrifying decade inside the Harrisville farmhouse inspired The Conjuring franchise. Together, they…

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Kinship and Canvas: The Egelis and Provincetown 37:19

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In this episode of the Art Colony podcast, Gaston speaks with Anastasia Egeli about her family's multi-generational artistic legacy in Provincetown. Anastasia shares her experiences growing up in an art-centric community, her family's association with notable artists, and the pressures and blessings of belonging to a renowned artistic family. She a…

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Q&A [Pt. 2/3] — What Does It Mean to Be a Man and What Is a Queer Man? 14:35

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In part two of our three part Q&A series, we turn to two of the biggest questions our listeners ask: what does it mean to be a man? And what do we mean when we say queer men? Tim shares how his definition of manhood has evolved from fear and rigidity to a more expansive, skillful, and authentic engagement with life. Together, we explore how gender …

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When Mickey Meets MAGA: The Kimmel Disney Saga 32:45

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This episode of Queer Times kicks off with Kristen sharing stories from a busy weekend in New York City, participating in comedy shows and attending events like the Future Perfect Project, which supports young queer musicians. They address the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live over controversial comments and the broader implications for free speech, …

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Tennessee Williams: Fact vs. Folklore with Jef Hall-Flavin 42:29

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Gaston and guest, Jef Hall-Flavin, a theater director and researcher, discuss the rich history of Tennessee Williams in Provincetown. The conversation covers Williams' visits throughout the 1940s, his influential works such as 'The Glass Menagerie' and 'A Streetcar Named Desire,' and various legendary anecdotes, debunking myths about his time in Pr…

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Nourishment as Devotion w/ Chef Ava Malazian: Scan with Love, Serve with Heart 49:38

22d ago49:38

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What does it mean to truly nourish someone—body and soul? Chef Ava Malazian joins us to explore cooking as a sacred practice, where structure creates safety and play brings the meal to life. We talk about scanning the room with love (not fear), setting intentions for others and for ourselves, and how mastery lets the right-brain “dance” in the kitc…

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Who Mourns the Bully? 34:12

23d ago34:12

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Kristen and Harrison start this episode by delving into their recent sports experiences, focusing on football and the WNBA playoffs. The conversation transitions to the controversial sale of the Connecticut Sun WNBA team and potential interference by the WNBA. They also discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, examining the motives and societal r…

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Don't Go to Sleep 47:22

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Don't Go to Sleep This Haunted Life Host: Adam Berry Introduction What happens when the comfort of bedtime turns into a place of terror? Adam introduces the world of nightmares—dreams that linger into waking life and sometimes even seem to come true. Act 1: Where the Nightmares Begin We explore the science of nightmares: why we dream, how they affe…

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The Fine Arts Work Center - From Lumber Yard to Art Vanguard with Sharon Polli 36:51

25d ago36:51

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In this episode of The Art Colony, Gaston talks with Sharon Polli, Executive Director of the Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC), as she opens up about her journey from working in arts and culture in New York City to her current role, leading an internationally renowned artist residency program that has been operating since 1968 on a historically signific…

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Q&A [Pt. 1/3] — What Is Embodiment and Why Does It Matter in Men’s Work? 13:26

29d ago13:26

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This is part one of our three-part Q&A series, where we answer the questions you’ve been sending since we launched The Circle. We start with the big one: what is embodiment, and why does it matter in men’s work? Tim unpacks embodiment as the practice of listening to the body’s wisdom—our inner dashboard of sensations, emotions, and signals. Eric co…

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Should Kristen Get a Sniffies? 40:46

30d ago40:46

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Kristen and Harrison kick off football season with a queer twist, from NFL bulges to Angel Reese calling out the Chicago Sky. They dive into the wild world of Right of Center Events and then go deep on Sniffies—the hookup app reviving cruising culture with map-based meetups, blunt honesty, and a new lens on queer intimacy. The episode closes with T…

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Can You Do My Portrait? with Glenna Hartwell 36:58

1M ago36:58

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In this episode of the Art Colony podcast, Gaston interviews artist and portrait instructor Glenna Hartwell. Glenna shares her rich experiences and knowledge about the historical tradition of portrait making in Provincetown. Highlighting her journey from painting portraits on the streets in the 1970s to teaching at the Cape School of Art, Glenna di…

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Moving from Physical to Embodied Intimacy with Tom Bruett 53:09

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Queer therapist Tom Bruett joins us to explore what it means to move from connection that’s just physical to intimacy that’s truly embodied. We unpack how early messages around fear, secrecy, and performance shape desire, and what becomes possible when we bring awareness back into the body. Together we get practical: the “thumb out” signal for paus…

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Betty...Who?, Cardi B, and the 'Weekend at Donnie's' 30:01

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Kristen and Harrison celebrate Queer Times’ 20th episode with Kristen's birthday beach bonfires and a dive into this week’s queer and political headlines. They unpack the controversy around Betty Who’s comments on bisexuality and privilege, contrast it with the under-discussed racism behind Lil Nas X’s arrest, and break down the viral conspiracy th…

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Hawthorne, Hensche, and The Art School That Launched the Art Colony: with Rob Longley 38:45

1M ago38:45

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In this episode of the Art Colony podcast, we talk about the art school that started it all, the one that put the Provincetown Art Colony on the map. Host Gaston Lacombe welcomes Rob Longley, artist, instructor, and board member of the Cape School of Art. Together they discuss the history and impact of the Cape Cod School of Art in Provincetown, fo…

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When Care Doesn’t Land: Recognizing Love Even When We Don't See It 40:08

1M ago40:08

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Why is it that sometimes, even when care is offered freely, it doesn’t land? In this episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim unpack the messy, beautiful complexity of giving and receiving care. From family dynamics and love languages to roommates, ex-husbands, and Provincetown coffee shop connections, they explore why care often misses the mark—and wha…

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Slutty Mosquitos, Crosswalks, & Billionaires, OH MY! 36:17

1M ago36:17

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In this episode of Queer Times, Kristen and Harrison unpack a whirlwind week in Provincetown and beyond. From the joy and chaos of Carnival—complete with slutty mosquitoes and float judging—to Paige Bueckers’ record-breaking 44-point game in the WNBA, they explore how queer culture, sports, and politics intersect. The conversation turns serious wit…

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The Business of Drag in America’s Oldest Art Colony with Varla Jean Merman 40:52

2M ago40:52

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In this episode of The Art Colony, Gaston explores the artistry of drag with Jeffrey Robison, better known as Varla Jean Merman — one of Provincetown’s most celebrated performers. Far beyond wigs and sequins, drag in Provincetown draws on theater, music, comedy, costuming, and cabaret, forming a multidisciplinary art practice that has shaped the to…

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Intimacy Without Sex: A Queer Conversation on Asexuality With Hannah O'Rourke 56:53

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In this episode of The Circle, we explore asexuality and the many ways intimacy can thrive outside of sexual expression. Eric and Tim are joined by Hannah O’Rourke—a yoga teacher and early childhood educator—who shares her experience identifying as asexual and how it reshaped her understanding of romance, validation, and connection. Together, they …

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From Gavin’s Troll Tweets to Lady G’s Closet 31:47

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From Sarah McBride’s no-nonsense politics to Gavin Newsom’s Trump-style troll tweets, Kristen and Harrison dive into the week’s headlines. Along the way: Lady G rumors, Carrie Coon being the most fabulous gay-icon, and why reclaiming the flag still matters. Sharp, funny, and a little messy—just how we like it. Also, have you seen the Valkyries new …

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Laura Shabott: The Art of Teaching Art in Provincetown 49:50

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In this episode of The Art Colony, host Gaston Lacombe sits down with Laura Shabott, a pivotal figure in Provincetown’s contemporary art scene whose career has spanned three decades of creating, educating, and shaping the town’s creative identity. From her first job in a gallery to working and teaching in some of the town's most iconic art spaces. …

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Softening the Story: Forgiveness, Resentment, and Relational Repair 48:41

2M ago48:41

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In this episode of The Circle, we explore forgiveness not as a final destination, but as a living, breathing process. From unspoken resentments to painful memories of being let down, Eric and Tim share personal stories about parental wounds and what it means to carry the weight of hurt for years. This conversation unpacks: Why forgiveness isn’t the…

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The Gerrymander Game 41:33

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This week, Kristen and Harrison unpack the political power play of the moment: Texas’ mid-decade redistricting—and the blatant gerrymandering that comes with it. From the history of the term to the modern-day tactics of “packing” and “cracking,” they reveal how district maps become weapons, why it’s happening now, and who really loses when democrac…

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The History of PAAM with Christine McCarthy 47:34

2M ago47:34

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In this episode of The Art Colony, host Gaston sits down with Christine McCarthy, CEO of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM), for a lively and deeply personal conversation about the institution’s storied past, vibrant present, and ambitious future. From its founding in 1914 to its role as “the anchor of the Provincetown arts communit…

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The History of Womencrafts with Michelle Axelson 56:32

2M ago56:32

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In this episode of The Art Colony, host Gaston sits down with Michelle Axelson, owner of Provincetown’s legendary Womencrafts—a feminist and queer bookstore, art space, and community hub that has held its ground on Commercial Street for nearly fifty years. Michelle shares the store’s roots in the second-wave feminist movement, its enduring commitme…

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Parts Work with Tim Neal: Meeting Your Inner Critic and Finding the Centered Self 1:01:49

2M ago1:01:49

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In this episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim are joined by Tim Neal, a men’s transformation coach and embodiment facilitator, to explore the power of parts work. Drawing from Internal Family Systems (IFS) and shadow work, Tim explains how the voices inside us, like the inner critic or perfectionist, are not problems to fix, but parts to understand, …

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We Need to Talk About Epstein 45:44

2M ago45:44

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Harrison and Kristen take a deep dive into the cultural obsession with Jeffrey Epstein, asking what the public really wants from “the list,” what justice even looks like in a media-driven world, and why conspiracy culture has taken such a tight grip on both the left and the right. From Ghislaine Maxwell’s suspicious transfer to the endless suicides…

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Welcome to The Art Colony! 18:10

2M ago18:10

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In the debut episode of The Art Colony, Gaston sets the stage for a journey through Provincetown’s rich and colorful art legacy. As the oldest continuous art colony in the United States, Provincetown has drawn generations of artists, writers, performers, and visionaries seeking inspiration and reinvention at the tip of Cape Cod. Gaston shares a swe…

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Belonging vs. Fitting In: How to Stop Abandoning Yourself to Be Liked 52:23

2M ago52:23

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What’s the difference between truly belonging and just fitting in? In this raw and resonant episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim unpack the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways we abandon ourselves in order to be accepted—and what it takes to stop. They explore how social conditioning, internalized fear, and curated identities shape our choices around ho…

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Reclaiming the Flag with Ellie the Elephant (and Cartman) 34:02

2M ago34:02

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This week, Kristen and Harrison celebrate the power of queer joy and resistance, Provincetown-style. From dunk tank fundraisers at Girl Splash and Summer of Sass to the electric culture of women’s basketball and the unstoppable energy of the WNBA’s Ellie the Elephant, this episode is full of community wins. But they also take a deeper look at how s…

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Orleans on the Rise with Amanda Converse & Elizabeth Jenkins 1:16:36

3M ago1:16:36

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In this episode I have the pleasure of speaking with two great local leaders in Orleans town government: Economic Development Coordinator and Public Information Officer Amanda Converse and Assistant Director of Planning and Community Development Elizabeth Jenkins. Both Amanda and Elizabeth Have pivotal roles in helping Orleans collectively work tow…

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The Dominant Way to Avoid Burnout: Ms. Elle X on Rest and Radical Self-Advocacy 1:02:49

3M ago1:02:49

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What if rest was the most dominant thing you could do? In this episode of the Circle, trauma-informed BDSM educator, licensed life coach, and former Dominatrix Ms. Elle X joins us to explore the hidden cost of leadership—and why so many men, Dominants, and space-holders burn out before they ever give themselves permission to stop. We talk about the…

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Bears, Colbert, and the WNBA 36:52

3M ago36:52

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Provincetown’s Bear Week winds down, but Kristen and Harrison are just getting started. They unpack everything from the shifting body politics of queer spaces (and yes, a little bit of dark room etiquette) to the latest drama in the WNBA, expansion teams, and the big money shaping women’s sports. Then, the tone shifts as they honor the life and leg…

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Ouija: Don't Forget to Say Goodbye 1:25:09

3M ago1:25:09

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“As friends we gather, hearts are true, spirits near, we call to you…” That’s the chant that begins most Ouija board sessions—but what really happens after you call? In this immersive and deeply personal episode, Adam Berry pulls back the planchette-shaped curtain on the true history, mystery, and controversy of the Ouija board. From spooky basemen…

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Urgency Without the Rush: Moving Quickly with Presence and Purpose | Men’s Work Podcast 48:48

3M ago48:48

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Urgency doesn’t have to mean rushing. In this episode of The Circle, Eric Bomyea and Timothy Bish explore urgency and embodiment, unpacking how to move quickly with purposeful action instead of reactive rushing. Drawing from personal stories—airport chaos, bartending mishaps, and even Tim’s professional dance training—they discuss how urgency impac…

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Young, Loud, and Running for Office 37:47

3M ago37:47

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In this week’s episode of Queer Times, Harrison and Kristen dive deep into the historic win of Zoran Mamdani in the NYC Democratic mayoral primary and what it reveals about the shifting tides of American politics. From ranked choice voting and Democratic Party hypocrisy to rising stars like Deja Foxx and Kat Abu, the hosts dissect the generational …

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Belonging Without the Buzz: Queer Sobriety & Connection 55:06

3M ago55:06

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What does it mean to feel free, connected, and authentic in queer spaces—without the crutch of alcohol or drugs? In this episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim are joined by Dave Becker, founder of Sober Gay Sunday, to explore queer sobriety, nightlife, and what it means to connect without substances. Dave shares his personal story—from circuit partie…

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Ptown Fights Back | Texas Floods | Alligator Alcatraz 28:15

3M ago28:15

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In this unflinching episode of Queer Times, Harrison and Kristen return to the mic after a chaotic few weeks to unpack the state of a country in crisis. From hate crimes during Provincetown’s Circuit Week to the deadly floods in Texas and the dystopian horror of “Alligator Alcatraz,” this episode dives deep into the increasingly normalized cruelty …

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Summer Night(mares) 40:26

3M ago40:26

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Before you dive into our newest episode, a quick note from the team. This week’s show explores the eerie legends and ghost stories surrounding summer camps—a theme we recorded two weeks ago, before the devastating floods in Texas. Our hearts are heavy, and we want to extend our deepest condolences to all those affected by this recent tragedy. We st…

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Doing vs. Being: When Growth Becomes Another Grind 56:09

3M ago56:09

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In this episode of The Circle, Eric and Tim explore how personal growth and spiritual practice can quietly slip into another form of hustle. Why do we sometimes treat healing like a to-do list? What happens when our breathwork, yoga, or journaling stops being supportive and starts becoming performative? Together, they unpack perfectionism, self-tru…

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Our Coming Out Stories 43:12

3M ago43:12

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It’s the end of Pride month, and we’re getting personal. In this episode, Kristen and Harrison rewind the clock and open up about their coming out journeys—what they knew, what they didn’t, and all the messy, beautiful moments in between. From kindergarten crushes and Catholic school gender confusion to “big top energy” on the playground, they shar…

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The Father Wound Part 2 w/ Amir Khalighi: Judgment, the Lone Wolf Trap, and Re-Fathering Yourself 55:10

4M ago55:10

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Amir Khalighi, we move from uncovering the father wound to exploring what it takes to heal it. Why are so many men with this wound quick to judge—others, themselves, and especially other men? How does hypervigilance become a way of life? And what does it take to re-father ourselves and trust again? We talk about t…

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The Hotline’s Gone. The Harm Isn’t. 46:40

4M ago46:40

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⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of mental health, suicide prevention resources, and queer erasure. 📞 If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or visit 988lifeline.org. For LGBTQ+ youth, additional support is available at TheTrevorProject.org. This week’s Breaking News div…

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Laugh to Keep from Screaming 47:20

4M ago47:20

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Clowns: they were never just funny. In this chilling and surprising episode, Adam Berry explores our collective fear of clowns—from their ancient, shadowy origins to the personal phobias they trigger in people today. With psychological insight, historical depth, and real-world hauntings, this episode blends horror, humor, and healing in a way only …

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Healing the Father Wound Part 1: Reclaiming Power, Presence, and Trust with Amir Khalighi 1:02:46

4M ago1:02:46

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In this special two part episode of The Circle, we’re joined by our mentor and teacher Amir Khalighi—founder of Embodied Masculine—for a deep conversation about the father wound, masculine lineage, and the path to healing. Together, we explore how emotional or physical absence from a father figure can shape a man’s identity, disrupt his relationshi…