- Brandon Stosuy: Sad Happens | 85
This week we speak with the writer Brandon Stosuy, editor of the new collection “Sad Happens: A Celebration of Tears”. We talk about the very small town where Brandon grew up, his reflections on the home where he grew up, wonderful stories about his family, his writing career, and what inspired him to compile “Sad Happens: A Celebration of Tears”.
Brandon’s website: https://thecreativeindependent.com/
Brandon’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/brandonstosuy
Book page to purchase “Sad Happens: A Celebration of Tears”: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Sad-Happens/Brandon-Stosuy/9781668003459
Page for all of Brandon’s Books: https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Brandon-Stosuy/1895757622
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S7E85 - 1h 14m - Apr 16, 2024 - David Essel: Spirituality is About Service | 84
This week we speak with bestselling author David Essel. During our conversation, we cover a wide range of topics, including addiction, David’s decades long work helping others, and why the news might not always be the calming influence we might think it is.
Visit David’s website: www.DavidEssel.com
Please note: This episode contains descriptions of Suicidal Ideation — please take care while listening.
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S5E84 - 1h 1m - Apr 9, 2024 - Maggie: Our Thoughts Dictate Our Emotions | 83
Join us today as we speak with Maggie about her years of being a people pleaser, her 7 years of depression as she tried everything she could to feel better, her breakthrough moment when she finally said she wanted to do things her way, and her book that provides tools and inspiration toward a happier life.
Substack: https://substack.com/@maggiesway
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maggies.way/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maggie-maris-277b66211/
Website: maggiesway.nl
Please note: This episode contains descriptions of Suicidal Ideation — please take care while listening.
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S4E83 - 1h 0m - Apr 2, 2024 - Bre: “High Control” Religious Groups, how they split families, and How Bre has Recovered | 82
Join us today as we speak with Bre about being raised in a “high control” Christian Group, how it affected her family, and how she has found community and recovered since leaving the church.
Bre’s website: https://brehamilton.com/
Social media:
TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@soulfullybre
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/soulfullybre
Threads - https://www.threads.net/@soulfullybre
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S3E82 - 58m - Mar 26, 2024 - Renee: Fighting for Custody: Renee on her Custody Blueprint, preparing parents for courtroom battles, and her extensive domestic violence advocacy | 81
When a relationship ends and children are involved, the next steps can seem overwhelming. Join us today as we speak with Renee about the template for custody battles she created, what people often don’t know about judicial custody proceedings, and her domestic violence advocacy.
Renee’s website: https://bestfootforwardllc.com
Please note: Domestic violence is described in this episode. Please take care while listening.
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S3E81 - 1h 6m - Mar 19, 2024 - Empowering Women: Mimi on her chaotic early life, the abuse she endured during and after a marriage, and the work she does today to help women be heard and empowered | 80
Far too often, women endure stalking, terror, and abuse within their own relationships. Join us today as we speak with Mimi about her journey of putting herself through school, the abuse she suffered during a marriage and after, and the amazing work she does to help make sure women are heard and feel empowered.
Please note: Domestic violence is described in this episode. Please take care while listening.
Visit Mimi’s website: https://beheardwomenempoweringwomen.com
To review Mimi’s books, please visit: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Mimi-Tallo/author/B09FJ4K65Y?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true
Mimi’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBHQjmnjBhYMZ2Src2Wmwag
Follow Mimi’s podcast “Be Heard: Empowering Women” on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-heard-empowering-women/id1681133688
“Be Heard: Empowering Women” Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/beheardwomenempoweringwomen.net
Mimi’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mimitallo.net
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S5E80 - 1h 9m - Mar 12, 2024 - Almost Killed by the Taliban: Masuda on being forced to leave her home country because of war, her family’s courageous journey to the United States, and how participating as Ms Afghanistan in a World Beauty pageant put her life at risk | 79
We often take for granted the fact that we would not need to leave our home cultures if we did not choose. However, refugees all too often have to leave everything they know and love to start over. It is an unbelievable undertaking that so many take each and every day. Join us today as we speak with Masuda about how her harrowing and heartbreaking journey from Afghanistan to the United States, the love and admiration she has for both countries, the power of diversity, and how the Taliban threatened and almost killed her for representing Afghanistan in a World Beauty pageant.
Visit Masuda’s website: http://www.masudarahmati.com
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S5E79 - 55m - Mar 5, 2024 - Merle's Journey: Overcoming Trauma, Navigating a 19-Year Relationship, and Setting Energetic Boundaries | 78
We often believe growing up in a well-adjusted household is something most of our peers are experiencing. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. Please join us today as we speak with Merle about growing up in a bizarre and abusive household, the work he has done to overcome severe trauma, and his current work as a therapist helping people learn about and employ engergetic boundaries.
Please note: There are graphic depictions of sexual abuse in this episode. Please take care while listening
Visit Merle’s Website: merleyost.com
Find more about Unspoken Boundaries here: unspokenboundaries.com
Subscribe to Merle’s Substack: http://merleyost.substack.com/
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S5E78 - 1h 1m - Feb 27, 2024 - From Trauma to Healing: Brad on his role growing up in his family, his misdiagnosis and overmedication, and his spiritual awakening and healing | 77
As Leo Tolstoy immortally said: “All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way”. The truth and poetry of this opening line to Anna Karenina is reflected back to us every day. Join us today as we speak with Brad Wetzler, author of the amazing memoir “Into the Soul of the World”. We talk about his upbringing in an unhappy family, his fraught mental health journey, and his remarkable journey of healing.
Find more about Brad below:
Website: bradwetzler.com
Instagram: @bradwetzler
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bradwetzlerwriter
Twitter: @bradwetzler
YouTube: www.youtube.com/@bradwetzler/videos
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S5E77 - 1h 6m - Feb 20, 2024 - Resilience, the Art of Bouncing Forward: Lisa on her mental health struggles as a young mother, the unimaginable loss her family suffered, and her journey towards resilience | 76
One of the greatest joys of life is building a young family. However, it is not often discussed how difficult this can be on the mental health of the parents. Join us today as we speak with Lisa about her mental health struggles while raising a young family, the unimaginable tragedy that befell her family, and what resilience means to Lisa.
Please note: This episode has mentions of suicidal ideation. Please take care while listening.
Lisa’s LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-k-boehm-speaker-author/
Lisa’s Rising Strong Podcast website: http://www.risingstrongpodcast.com/
Find Lisa on instagram: @risingstrongpodcast
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S5E76 - 1h 8m - Feb 13, 2024 - Getting Out of Your Head: Brian his encounters with anxiety and mental health, a traumatic event while on vacation, and writing the “Get Out of Your Head” books | 75
When we first encounter a mental health event, we are often overwhelmed and want to hide. Join us today as we speak with Brian about his original encounters he had with mental health troubles, how he set out to understand what was happening to him, his “Get Out of Your Head” books, and a truly chilling and terrifying event that occurred while Brian was on vacation with his family.
Brian’s website: https://getoutofyourhead.com
Link to find “Get Out of Your Head” Volume 1: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L5Z6V75
Link to find “Get Out of Your Head” Volume 2: https://www.amazon.com/Get-Out-Your-Head-Vol-ebook/dp/B09KQ4FLBW
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S4E75 - 1h 12m - Feb 6, 2024 - A Strong Survivor: Ashley on her upbringing, her terrifying encounter with a heinous crime, and her continued fight to be an inspiration | 74
Join us today as we speak with Ashley about her difficult upbringing and the horrifying and traumatic encounter she had with a heinous crime. Ashley takes us through the harrowing encounter that changed her life and shares not only her thoughts on the Canadian justice system, but also how she is fighting everyday as a strong survivor to be an inspiration.
Content Warning: Please note this episode contains descriptions of violence, sexual assault, domestic violence, and suicidal ideation. Please take care while listening.
Ashley’s website: http://ashleyinspires.ca/
Find Ashley on TikTok: @ashleyinspire
Find Ashley’s “Finding Strength Through Tragedy” Group on Facebook by Searching: “Finding Strength Through Tragedy”
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S4E74 - 1h 11m - Jan 30, 2024 - Living a Meaningful, Nonlinear life: Dr Melanie McNally on her anxious childhood, her multiple paths, and the mental health work she is doing with young people | 73
So often, modern society tells us there is one main way: Grow up, graduate high school, go to college, and then get a job. While this is a completely noble path, it is not often the way life turns out. Join us today as we talk with Dr Melanie McNally about her role in her family unit, the many paths she has taken, and her incredible mental health work with young people.
Dr. Melanie McNally’s website: https://www.destinationyou.net/
Dr. Melanie McNally’s instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmelaniemcnally/
Dr. Melanie McNally’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmcnally/
Please note, there are references to abuse in this episode. Please take care while listening.
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S4E73 - 56m - Jan 23, 2024 - Every Brain is Different: Samantha on her intrusive thoughts growing up, her challenges in motherhood, and her work in music therapy | 72
When facing mental health challenges as a young person, it is easy to feel isolated and alone. As we grow, we learn that are brains are singular. Join us today as we speak with Samantha about coming to terms with her neurodiversity, her struggles finding the best treatment, and her work as a music therapist.
Samantha’s website: http://www.boisemusictherapycompany.com/
Find Samantha on Instagram: @everybrainisdifferent
Find Samantha on TikTok: @everybrainisdifferent
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S4E72 - 1h 0m - Jan 16, 2024 - Searching for Connection and Finding Addiction: Jason on his traumatic childhood, his introduction to drugs, his descent into addiction, and how he came out the other side | 71
Almost everyone of us has traumatic instances in our childhood. As we grow older, these take root in various ways — some obvious, some not. Join us today as we have the host of “My Madness METHod” as we discuss his childhood, his years engaging in and running from his addiction, and what he learned about life and human relationships throughout the journey.
Link to Jason’s website: http://www.eight19product.com/
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S3E71 - 1h 3m - Jan 9, 2024 - Support Systems Throughout Life: Andy on religion, his mental health struggles, and family | 70
As children, we are often born into a religion that provides us with community and a sense of place. Even as we grow older, we may associate that community as a support system for our own mental health struggles. Join us today as we talk with Andy about his experience being raised in the LDS church, how he came to understand his mental health struggles, and what support systems mean to him.
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S4E70 - 1h 16m - Jan 2, 2024 - Choosing a Career Path: Stephen on his childhood growing up in New York City, his path to become a doctor, and the mental health struggles he had when prioritizing career over passion | 69
Throughout our lives, we find ourselves working to adapt to the molds society builds around us based on our choices. Even if we are certain of the paths we have chosen, the challenges of accepting the molds we step into can be daunting. Join us today as we talk with Stephen about his childhood in New York, how he looked up to his father, his struggles with mental health in his young adulthood, and how he found balance between profession and art.
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S4E69 - 1h 23m - Dec 27, 2023 - Accepting the Reality of One’s Life: David on his mental health struggles, his battles with addiction, and his drive to change the dialogue around mental health | 68
It can not be said enough: There remains a stigma around mental health that is unhelpful and unreasonable. Join us today as we talk with David about his struggles with bipolar disorder, how he used alcohol to quell his mental health challenges, and how he has been able to thrive in sobriety. Not only does he have an extremely successful business, he is working on changing the dialogue around Mental Health one dialogue at a time.
David’s website: https://davidshamszad.com
Follow David on Instagram: @david_shamszad
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S4E68 - 1h 1m - Dec 19, 2023 - Understanding the “Desire for Destruction”: Dr Nina Cerfolio on her research into mass shootings and terrorism, her lifelong work to help destigmatize mental health, and her heroic work in the Chechen War | 67
Terrorism is a constant threat across the world. In America, Mass shootings remain horrendous events that occur far too often. Join us today as we speak with Dr. Nina Cerfolio about her research into mass shootings and terrorism, her harrowing journey to help those in a war zone in Chechnya, and her upcoming book “Psychoanalytic and Spiritual Perspectives on Terrorism: Desire for Destruction”.
Dr Cerfolio’s book: Psychoanalytic and Spiritual Perspectives on Terrorism: Desire for Destruction
Dr Cerfolio’s op-ed in Daily Beast: The Only True Revenge for Terrorism is Achieving Peace
Dr Cerfolio’s letter to the editor published in the New York Times: The Parkland Gunman, a Horrific Crime and Mental Illness
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S67E4 - 1h 3m - Dec 12, 2023 - The Importance of Family: Jill on her relationship with her brother, the schism that occurred in her family, and the lessons she has learned | 66
More often than not, we take our family for granted. Growing up in the same house, we form a lasting bond like no other. However, it does not always mean that these bonds cannot be damaged or broken. Join us today as we talk with Jill about her upbringing, her relationship with her brother growing up, and how their relationship was upended as adults.
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S4E66 - 1h 0m - Dec 5, 2023
