How do we make the world better? By making ourselves better! Using his groundbreaking I-M Approach, Dr. Joe Shrand examines who we are, and why we do what we do.
(Originally aired May 6, 2021)
Reflecting on the recent verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial and the unrest of 2020, Marshfield Chief of Police Phil Tavares shares the tragic story of his father's death, and how it motivated him to become a positive force for change in the world of policing.
(Originally aired April 29, 2021)
We welcome Kimberly Berry of Being UnNormal to hear her personal story of mental health challenges and her work to undo decades of stigma surrounding the subject.
Learn more about Kimberly and her work at beingunnormal.com!
(Originally aired April 22, 2021)
We're joined by Eric Warner of Sandler Training to help us understand the very different ways people communicate within any organization, and how decoding those differences can massively improve their relationships.
(Originally aired April 15, 2021)
We welcome back the hardworking experts of Riverside Trauma Center and MassSupport to learn the changes and challenges brought on by a stressful year.
Bonus episode! With end of the COVID-19 Pandemic finally in sight, we welcome Izzy Nobre to talk about Brazil's COVID problems, the Bolsonaro regime, crypto-fascism, and gaming.
Check out Izzy's channel!: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheIzzyNobreShow
(Originally aired April 8, 2021)
We not only welcome back Glenn Geher, but also are joined by communication specialist Mark Bayer to discuss the phenomenon of 'alternative facts' and the evolutionary forces that make them stick.
(Originally aired April 1, 2021)
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(Originally aired March 25, 2021)
We welcome a valuable new member of the Riverside Trauma Center team, Larry Shapiro. Having lost his father to suicide at age 18, Larry shares his story and the wisdom he's applied in supporting others.
Larry's book, Brain Pain, is available now in print and audiobook.
(Originally aired March 18, 2021)
We welcome child psychiatrist David Rattew to learn the history of the parenting advice industry - and the folly of the "one-size-fits-all" approach to raising children.
Get your copy of Parenting Made Complicated: What Science Really Knows About the Greatest Debates of Early Childhood!
