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Oneself is a raw and reflective podcast about identity, purpose, and transformation. Hosted by Stephen Maher and Adam Bartleman, the show explores how we come to understand who we are—through our experiences, relationships, and the deeper work of self-discovery.

Podcast · By Stephen Maher & Adam Bartleman · English · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Oneself - Episode 57 - The Man You Were Taught to Be (opens the original)

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    Summary: In this episode, Stephen and Adam explore the true meaning of masculinity, vulnerability, and the importance of self-love among men. They discuss societal programming, the impact of language, and how men can embrace a healthier, more balanced identity. Takeaways: The societal programming of masculinity and its impact The importance of vulnerability and emotional expression for men Language and its role in shaping perceptions of strength and weakness The need for self-love and compassion

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Oneself - Episode 56 - Love. Allow. Be. (opens the original)

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    Summary: On this week's episode of Oneself, Stephen and Adam speak with Tamila Tim, who shares her unique insights on death, consciousness, past lives, and the spiritual journey, blending her experiences as a hypnotherapist, nurse, and medium to explore profound questions about life and beyond. Takeaways: - Perspectives on death as a transition, not an end - The role of love and liberation in understanding death - Past lives and their influence on current life - The nature of consciousness beyon

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Oneself - Episode 55 - The Art of Adapting (opens the original)

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    Summary: On this week's episode of Oneself, Stephen Maher and Adam Bartleman talk with Karl Ritter. Stephen and Karl are friends who bonded over their shared experience with low vision while meeting in Guatemala. They discuss what it means to live with low vision, and how community, humor, and adaptation shape daily life. The conversation also explores the Pacific Northwest, changing food systems, environmental habits in Guatemala, and the challenge of staying active when your body changes. Take

  4. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Oneself - Episode 54 - We Are What We Eat (opens the original)

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    Summary: In this episode of Oneself, Stephen and Adam talk with Patricia Greer, who shares her lifelong journey with food, community, and sustainability, exploring how food connects us to ourselves, each other, and the earth. They discuss cycles in nature, the importance of stillness, and how love and community can foster hope for the future. Takeaways: Food as a source of comfort and community The cycle of growth, decay, and renewal in nature The importance of stillness and presence in life The

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Oneself - Episode 53 - The Opposite of Addiction Is Community (opens the original)

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    Summary: In this episode of Oneself, Stephen and Adam have on Dan Lansdowne, who shares his transformative journey through sobriety, community, and spiritual practices like sweat lodges and fasting. This episode explores the power of vulnerability, community, and authentic living as paths to healing and happiness. Takeaways: Suffering can be constructive and a path to growth Community is the opposite of addiction and essential for healing Authenticity and vulnerability are key to genuine connect

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