After attending an advance screening of “The AI Doc: Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist”, Adam may have accidentally become a third guest — joining Oprah's conversation with Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin as an unexpected AI-optimist voice.

Adam got to get up on stage at the Moth StorySLAM in Brooklyn when the theme was “Beef” as in, conflict, grudge, or tension. It’s a wild ride! Watch now on YouTube.

Adam joins Judson and Brian to share his consulting work, helping individuals reclaim online content that could be used against them, alongside his sacred intimacy practice focused on supporting people in finding comfort within their bodies.

This episode features Adam MacLean, founder of PostShame.org and #PostShame—tools designed to help people examine aspects of their past that could surface online, and empower them to proactively share their own stories.

Rick Clemmons interviews Adam where they explore the persistent presence of shame within the gay community—from religious and masculinity-based pressures to the stigma of identity itself—and emphasizes the importance of addressing the past, owning the present, and preventing shame from shaping the future.

Adam discusses the lasting nature of the internet and his mission through #PostShame, an online tool created to help individuals navigate and address experiences of online shaming.

Brooke L. James interviews Adam about how his early experiences with funerals and grief influenced his understanding of loss and shaped his broader perspective.

In this conversation, Adam shares insights from his work with PostShame.org and #PostShame, discussing the cultural dynamics surrounding the sharing of intimate images and the impact of revenge porn.

Dave Holmes & Matt McConkey interview Adam MacLean in a wide-ranging conversation covering themes of owning your past, conscious uncoupling, and creative expression.

Adam examines the cultural influence of shame in the digital age, exploring how the internet has transformed the way personal histories are preserved and perceived.

Adam's first major #PostShame interview, across Episodes 316 and 354 of Throwing Shade / Attitudes! with Bryan Safi and Erin Gibson. Leave it to Bryan & Erin to make it both ridiculous and completely sincere.

Salt Lake City has deep counter-cultural roots and a long history of bucking towering mechanisms of shame — which makes it the perfect home for Neon Rodeo, a super-melting-pot of ideas spanning creativity, leadership, community organizing, and house music culture. It demands an emcee with agility, pizzazz, and references — that’s Adam.

Adam MacLean interviews Dan Barasch, co-founder of the Lowline and author of Ruin and Redemption in Architecture, on the allure of abandoned buildings, the drive to preserve and transform them, and how these spaces mirror our own stories of renewal. Filmed live at NeueHouse New York.

Adam MacLean interviews comedian, podcast host, and author Erin Gibson during a series of book talks celebrating FEMINASTY, hosted at Soho House West Hollywood, NeueHouse Hollywood, NeueHouse New York, and Brookline Booksmith in Boston.

Adam MacLean sits down with artist and activist Rodrigo Bellott at NeueHouse New York following the release of his TEDx talk. The conversation highlights his impact in Bolivia and the continued expansion of his Multiverse across film and Broadway.

Legal scholar and author Ari Ezra Waldman, J.D., Ph.D., joins Adam MacLean to discuss the need for new legislation to better protect personal data and establish online agreements rooted in “Privacy as Trust” at NeueHouse New York.