HUMAN ENOUGH

Emmanuel Human enough

Human Enough is a podcast about the messy, beautiful experience of being human. Each episode explores real stories, honest conversations, and thoughtful reflections on identity, emotions, growth, relationships, purpose, and the quiet pressure to “have it all together.” It’s a space where vulnerability is not only allowed but welcomed—because being human isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being enough as you are.

  1. 9h ago

    I Sold Addiction for 20Years. Now I Treat It:Dr. David Hoskins onAddiction and theProdigal Road Home

    What happens when the person who once profited from addiction eventually dedicates his life to treating it? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Dr. David Hoskins, a clinical psychologist, spiritual director, and founder of Sanctuary Clinics. David was raised through three generations of Pentecostal pastors and missionaries and was once a licensed minister studying for a PhD in Biblical Studies. Then he walked away from the faith. The two decades that followed took him into a world far removed from the one he grew up in — including Russian organized-crime networks, international distribution across the former Soviet Union, and ownership of strip clubs on three continents. At forty, a spiritual transformation sent him back in a completely different direction. He eventually pursued graduate degrees in Religious Studies, Jewish Studies, Marriage and Family Therapy, earned a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist credential and a PsyD, and went on to build Christian behavioral-health organizations focused on some of the hardest cases other programs struggle to treat. Today, he works at the intersection of Christian Psychology, addiction, spiritual formation, and servant leadership. We talk about addiction, cannabis-induced psychosis, complex trauma, sexual compulsivity, ministry burnout, spiritual transformation, Christian psychology, and what a person actually needs when they are trying to find their way home. Connect with Dr. David Hoskins https://www.facebook.com/people/Dr-David-Hoskins/61592546553722/

  2. 18h ago

    From Self-Care to We-Care: Dr. Maria Van Der Maaten onCommunity, Wellness and thePower of Connection

    We hear a lot about self-care—but what if taking care of ourselves isn’t something we’re meant to do entirely on our own? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Dr. Maria Van Der Maaten, a sociologist, community development practitioner, and upcoming author of Even Monks Meditate Together, to explore the connection between individual wellness and the communities we build around us. Maria’s work challenges the idea that wellness is simply a personal responsibility. Instead, she explores how belonging, collective empowerment, trust, and supportive relationships can help us develop healthier and more sustainable ways of living. We talk about self-care, community, healthy habits, belonging, loneliness, trust, and the practical steps anyone can take to create a stronger circle of support. Because sometimes the question isn’t simply, “How do I take better care of myself?” It may also be: “Who are we becoming together?” Connect with Dr. Maria Van Der Maaten: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariavandermaaten/

  3. 1d ago

    Rise Above Fear: Kelly Keefe on Awakening, Confidence, and Becoming Who You’re Meant to Be

    What happens when the life you’ve built no longer feels like the life you’re meant to live? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Kelly Keefe, a transformational speaker, author, and empowerment coach who helps people move beyond fear, reclaim their confidence, and live with greater purpose. Kelly’s journey began in the corporate world, but a series of spiritual awakenings — and breakdowns that ultimately became breakthroughs — led her to leave that life behind and follow a deeper sense of purpose. In 2016, she founded The Heartspace as a sanctuary for healing and transformation. Her work later expanded into coaching, speaking, and writing, including her book Rise Above Fear. We talk about fear, confidence, spiritual awakening, feminine leadership, purpose, identity, and what happens when you finally stop living according to the version of yourself that fear has created. Kelly also shares what it means to write the story that lives within you — and how storytelling itself can become part of the transformation. Connect with Kelly Keefe https://www.heartspace.co/

  4. 3d ago

    The Power of Words: Venchele Saint Dic on Personal Growth, Mental Health, and Finding Your Voice

    What if writing is more than a way to communicate? What if it can also help us understand ourselves, challenge our assumptions, and make more intentional decisions about our lives? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Venchele Saint Dic, a public health writer, editor, writing coach, author, and founder of MESFAMI Care Inc., to explore the connection between words, personal development, mental well-being, and self-discovery. Venchele’s work spans public health, health equity, resilience, emotional intelligence, relationships, and personal growth. Through her writing and coaching, she helps people communicate more effectively, develop their ideas, and navigate important questions about their lives. We explore what it means to find your voice, overcome procrastination, build habits that support personal growth, and use self-reflection to make more thoughtful decisions. We also discuss her journal, Why Do I Want to Get Married?, and the importance of understanding ourselves before making significant commitments. This conversation is about more than becoming a better writer. It is about learning to express ourselves honestly, question what we believe, and approach life with greater clarity and intention. Because sometimes, the words we need most are the ones that help us understand ourselves. Connect with Venchele Saint Dic: https://pathwaycoachwriting.com/

  5. 4d ago

    Success and Its Shadows:Dr. Sebastian Văduva on Ambition,Faith,Character and the Cost of Achievement

    What if the greatest danger of success isn’t failing — but becoming someone you never intended to be? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Dr. Sebastian Văduva, professor of entrepreneurship at Emanuel University of Oradea, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Ethics in Entrepreneurship and Technology, serial entrepreneur, and author of Success and Its Shadows. We explore the tension between ambition and character, and what can happen when strengths like talent, creativity, and determination are no longer grounded in wisdom and integrity. Sebastian shares his perspective on faith, entrepreneurship, leadership, influence, and the hidden costs that can accompany achievement. This conversation asks a deeper question: What does it actually mean to succeed without losing yourself along the way? Connect with Dr. Sebastian Văduva https://www.sebastianvaduva.com/

  6. 4d ago

    From Stuck toThriving: Dr.Harmony Boulton on Healing, Faith,Forgiveness and Creating Love That Lasts

    What happens when two people deeply love each other but still don’t know how to love each other well? Harmony and Kevin Boulton have been married for 24 years and have built a blended family of five. But their marriage wasn’t always the thriving partnership it is today. They walked through addiction, heartbreak, conflict, failed relationship patterns, and years of simply trying to survive each other. Everything began to change when they discovered new ways of communicating, healing, forgiving, and understanding one another. In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, Dr. Harmony share the real story behind their transformation—from chaos and survival to conscious love, faith, laughter, and deeper connection. We talk about healing relationships, masculine and feminine dynamics, holistic health, forgiveness, family, emotional resilience, and why lasting love isn’t something you simply find—it’s something you become.

  7. Oct 13

    You Teach People How toTreat You: Robin Quinn Keehn onSetting Boundaries and Reclaiming Your Peace

    What if some of the exhaustion, frustration, and resentment you carry isn’t coming from everything you have to do, but from the conversations you keep avoiding? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Robin Quinn Keehn, a Human Dynamics Specialist, Certified Mediator, and author of Stop Stealing From Yourself, to explore the hidden cost of unfinished conversations, unspoken boundaries, broken promises, and unresolved conflict. After spending years being the peacemaker and the person who kept everyone else comfortable, Robin experienced the end of a 28-year marriage and later found herself in another relationship marked by broken promises. Those experiences helped her recognize a pattern she now calls “Open Loops”—the unresolved situations that quietly consume our time, energy, and peace. We talk about why we avoid difficult conversations, how our desire to keep the peace can lead us to abandon ourselves, and what it means to establish boundaries without becoming cruel or confrontational. Robin also shares why she believes calmness can be a powerful form of authority and how her Debate Without Hate curriculum helps children learn to disagree respectfully. If you’ve ever struggled to say no, swallowed your feelings to avoid conflict, or kept waiting for someone else’s behavior to change, this conversation will challenge you to consider what it might mean to stop giving your peace away. Connect with Robin Quinn Keehn: https://pplskillz.com/

  8. Oct 12

    Finding Your True Voice: Alison David on Healing, Self-Expression, and the Courage to Be Heard

    What does it mean to find your voice—not just the voice people hear when you speak or sing, but the part of you that knows who you are, what you believe, and what you want to bring into the world? In this episode of HUMAN ENOUGH, I sit down with Alison David, a singer, writer, speaker, and self-described musical medicine woman who helps creatives and visionaries explore the healing power of the voice and sound. Despite her magnetic presence on stage, Alison has spent years learning how to show up confidently beyond the spotlight—in her personal life, business relationships, and leadership. Through her experience as a performer and people-pleaser, she began questioning whether the voice she shared with the world truly reflected who she was. That exploration led her to discover tools involving voice, sound, and personal expression that she now brings to her work with clients. We talk about people-pleasing, negative self-talk, confidence, creativity, personal mantras, and how reclaiming your voice can help you take action on the things that matter to you. We also explore her interest in working with water, the idea of “bad spells” and “good spells,” and why she believes freeing our voices matters in the world today. Because sometimes finding your voice isn’t about learning to speak louder. It’s about becoming more comfortable expressing who you really are. Connect with Alison David: https://www.alisondavid.com/

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Human Enough is a podcast about the messy, beautiful experience of being human. Each episode explores real stories, honest conversations, and thoughtful reflections on identity, emotions, growth, relationships, purpose, and the quiet pressure to “have it all together.” It’s a space where vulnerability is not only allowed but welcomed—because being human isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being enough as you are.

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  • Creator
    Emmanuel Human enough
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    386
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Emmanuel Human enough
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