Episodes

Today we are chatting with Rev. Dr. Mark Heilshorn about the need and desire for the spiritual growth of the human being. Then we will talk about how the development of language can take away from other forms of communication. And, finally, our question of the day: Why is Inclusion so difficult?

On this week’s episode we talk about Change and why we resist it. We also talk about a fascinating study that suggests that introverts may have more difficulty recognizing faces, which is a common side effect of anxiety. Then we talk about the question of the day: Why do we dream?

No interview this week. Today we will be chewing on the concept of morality and how we deal with it. We will also be talking about a newer phenomenon that you might have experienced: Zoom fatigue. And, finally, our question of the day is reminiscent of last weeks: Why are we nosy?

This week we talk with Elise Pearce from New Orleans, Louisiana, an Occupational Therapist turned Coach working with women with anxiety. Then, we will chat about Introversion and Extroversion and what that means. Then, we talk about the question: Why do we gossip?

On this week’s show, we are talking to Paul Leviton, a Health and Wellness Coach out of New York. Then we will talk about Time and how we perceive it. And then, afterward, the Question of the Day: Why are we scared of the dark?

Not what you might be thinking. This week’s episode, we diverge from the normal segment without a guest and talk about the power of words. I then share a personal story that explains the title. And, of course, the question of the day, which, this week, is: Why do we love football?

On this week’s episode, we talk to Sam Dyer from the UK about Purpose and Fire Walking. We then talk about what emotional outbursts are and why we have them. Then, the question of the day: Why don’t people mind their business. The answer may surprise you.