by Miriam Boosh and Sam Reynolds
Seeds is a podcast about recovery, mental health, and how we navigate it all while the world keeps getting louder and harder to survive in. Hosted by Miriam Boosh and Sam Reynolds, we talk about the messiness of healing, identity, race, queerness, politics, and the everyday work of staying alive and staying human. It’s vulnerable, angry, sometimes funny, and always real. Burn it down, build something better.
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August 17, 2025
Sam and Miriam share their recovery journeys, discussing letting go, connection, and self-acceptance in this interview.
July 15, 2025
Hosts Sam and Miriam explore the multifaceted nature of fear, examining its physiological and emotional roots and providing insights for listeners navigating recovery and personal growth in this episode.
May 14, 2025
<p>Kicking off Mental Health Awareness Week with a powerful episode, Sam and Miriam sit down with their good friend Mehran for an honest, funny, and deeply moving conversation about addiction, recovery, and what it really means to heal.</p><p>Mehran opens up about his lived experience with both substance and behavioral addiction, exploring the science and psychology of addiction, the role of maladaptive coping mechanisms, and how real healing begins with connection. They dive into the messy reality of early recovery, the importance of community support, and the radical act of self-forgiveness.</p><p>Whether you’re sober-curious or deep in the work, Mehran offers practical insight, honest reflection, and a reminder that transformation is possible....even in the aisles of IKEA.</p><p><br></p><p>Find us across all social media platforms @seedsirl</p>
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Seeds is a podcast about recovery, mental health, and how we navigate it all while the world keeps getting louder and harder to survive in. Hosted by Miriam Boosh and Sam Reynolds, we talk about the messiness of healing, identity, race, queerness, politics, and the everyday work of staying alive and staying human.
It’s vulnerable, angry, sometimes funny, and always real. Burn it down, build something better.
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