Shared Stories.

Shared Questions.

Shared Wisdom.

Goodpain is an invitation to reclaim  the space for honest, candid conversations about our struggles, about not knowing, about the wisdom found simply in enduring. Like the ancient tribes, gathering around a fire to share hard-won wisdom, we’ll talk about life’s true intensities: the raw realities of parenting, the relentless demands of careers, the shattering impact of tragedy, the quiet burden of pain, and the unexpected moments of joy that flicker in between. Because whether your struggle was a sudden storm or a slow erosion, your story is meaningful.

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Goodpain Podcast Season 02, Episode No. 009: Cultural Seductions of Men & the Hooks of Addiction

January 29, 2026
Season 2
Episode 9
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Jeremy & Tyler are back in the studio to how culturally rewarded patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting can...

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Goodpain Podcast Season 02, Episode No. 008: Bill O’Melia – Grief as a Father, Sharing Grief as Men

January 22, 2026
Season 2
Episode 8
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We return to the topic of grief as our starting point and shared story, however, this discussion goes beyond...

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Goodpain Season 02 Episode No. 007: The Masculine Principle – Fletcher Galeano, Finding Self within Estrangement

January 15, 2026
Season 2
Episode 7
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This week we speak with Fletcher Galeano, author of Letters to a Living Ghost, a memoir of his personal...

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Releasing in 2026: Goodpain Book

On May 30, 2010, Tyler Adams pulled his three-year-old daughter Claire from a pool in a life-changing accident that would reshape everything his family thought they knew about love, meaning, and resilience.

What followed wasn’t the tragedy he expected, but a fifteen-year journey of discovering that our deepest wounds can become doorways to a more authentic way of being human.

Goodpain chronicles how crisis strips away our illusions about control, forcing us to find meaning not despite our pain, but because of it.

This is ultimately a love story about the fierce resilience of family and the surprising discovery that we are stronger than we know, more connected than we realize, and capable of finding hope in the most unlikely places.

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Releasing in 2026: Goodpain Book

On May 30, 2010, Tyler Adams pulled his three-year-old daughter Claire from a pool in a life-changing accident that would reshape everything his family thought they knew about love, meaning, and resilience.

What followed wasn’t the tragedy he expected, but a fifteen-year journey of discovering that our deepest wounds can become doorways to a more authentic way of being human.

Goodpain chronicles how crisis strips away our illusions about control, forcing us to find meaning not despite our pain, but because of it.

This is ultimately a love story about the fierce resilience of family and the surprising discovery that we are stronger than we know, more connected than we realize, and capable of finding hope in the most unlikely places.

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Feedback from our listeners around the world.

Goodpain opened a space in my life I didn’t know I needed. These stories don’t just talk about struggle—they honor it. I felt seen, heard, and reminded that my own pain has purpose. It’s raw, real, and deeply healing.
Agustin HarriagueMitsubishi Power Americas
Agustin Harriague
There’s something powerful about hearing stories that don’t sugarcoat life. Goodpain feels like sitting around a fire with people who get it. It helped me reflect, reset, and reconnect with what truly matters.
Elisabeth CosmatosCosmatos Group
Elisabeth Cosmatos
Listening to Goodpain reminded me that resilience isn’t loud—it’s quiet and often uncelebrated. Every episode feels like a reminder that our hardest moments are also the ones that shape our character most.
Anton StrukMental Health Advocate
Anton Struk