What is Emotional Intellegence? Emily Morash Explains it All
Emily Morash is an expert in the use of Emotional Intelligence to resolve conflict and enhance leadership. She also teaches the under-apprec...
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Snooping For Healing
Mychel "Snoop" Dillard is a doer. When she worked in hospitality she opened nightclubs. When she was asked for tips she began speaking. When...
Psychiatrist & Novelist Jess Wright
Returning guest Jess Wright returns to talk about his new book "Dance In A Madhouse," a about a young doctor in the early 1900s committed to...
Louder Than Guns-Talking about Gun Violence
Doug Pray created the documentary "Louder Than Guns" to chronicle the work of Ketch Secor, lead singer of the band Old Crow Medicine Show, a...
What its like for a Hero Child with the creators of What Tomorrow Brings
"What Tomorrow Brings" is a story about 2 sisters who are left to care for themselves with no parental supervision, with the burden of runni...
Earth Centered Psychotherapy with Julie Brams
Julie Brams is an Earth Centered Psychotherapist, specializing in incorporating nature into therapeutic healing. She is also the author of "...
Episodic & Serialized Storytelling with Christian Hurst
Do you like reading or watching media that is an episodic/anthology style one-off story? Or do you prefer the more frequent modern storytell...
Financial Therapy, with Erika Rasure
What is Financial Therapy? Dr Erika Rasure is here to tell us about it. Many sources of financial advice neglect the emotional/psychological...
Psychiatric Elements in Unexplained Medical Problems, with Dr Susan Trachman
Dr Susan Trachman is a Psychiatrist with 30 years of experience specializing in treating medically unexplained illnesses through the lens of...
Achievement as a Trauma defense mechanism, with Lena Fein
Lena Fein is the author of Shattering The Mirror, a story of her experience with abuse. From an early age Lena Fein coped with abuse and neg...
Flesh and Blood: A Psychological Thriller with EMDR, by Nathan Presley
Many films are related to psychology. Nathan Presley's short film, "Flesh and Blood," puts therapy directly in the spotlight. This film rece...
Experiencing Dementia Ryan Noufers Mary The Widow
Ryan Noufer created his indie short film "Mary The Widow," to tell a story about Dementia from a unique perspective of a woman attending a s...
Repairing Parental Estrangement, in the Indie Film "Last Shot"
One of the most anticipated films being screened at the 2026 Dallas International Film Festival, Last Shot tells the story of a young basket...
Real People Being Hurt by "Natural" Gas Production, shown in the Documentary GASLIT
Katie Comosy is the director of the new independent documentary GASLIT, showcasing people impacted by the practices of oil and natural gas p...
Interview with the creators of Born To Lose, a film about Self-Destructive Choices, Mentoring, and Escaping Patterns
Filmmakers Joe Zentil and Pierce Csurgo created the independent film Born To Lose, currently making the way around the film festival circuit...
Friendship, Communication, and Change in the film Travel Companion
Alex Mallis and Travis Wood join me to discuss their new film "Travel Companion." The story focuses on Simon, an indie filmmaker who's roomm...
Monday Mental Tip: Affinity & Autism
A quick look at the shifting vocabulary and perspectives on the hyper-interest associated with Autism. This month's highlighted charity is K...
Heavens: The Boy and His Robot, with Writer/Director Rich Ho
Another great conversation from the Cinequest Film Festival! Rich Ho spent the past 13 years making his movie "Heavens: The Boy and His Robo...
Helping Children in Grief with Dr Korie Leigh
Grief is a complex thing, and can be difficult to approach with children. Dr Korie Leigh is one of the nation's leading experts on childhood...
How did Irish immigrants become a big part of the USA police force?
What is with the stereotype of the Irish Cop? I have seen this in fiction, when I was young it seemed like half of fictional law enforcement...