Arash's World Podcast

In this episode, Asha Tarry, life coach, award-winning mental health advocate, and author of "Adulting As A Millennial: A Guide to Everything Your Parents Didn’t Teach You" talks about the many benefits of psychotherapy and the challenges faced by inadequate, insufficient, or inefficient parenting as well as its consequences and repercussions on the lives of many Millennials in terms of anxiety, impostor syndrome, and perfectionism.

In this episode, I talk with Carew Papritz, thought leader and bestselling author of The Legacy Letters. Although this interview took place a year ago, many of the issues and problems still remain to this day despite having access to various vaccines. What is the legacy you will leave behind for your children?

In this episode, Dr. Neil J. Farber, Professor Emeritus of Clinical Medicine at the University of California, San Diego, academic internal medicine physician for over 40 years, and author of the book "Serendipity: Utilizing Everyday Unexpected Events to Improve Your Life and Career", talks about using mindfulness to create and recognize "happy accidents" in your daily life that could change and transform your life and career in unexpected but most fortunate and fortuitous ways and manners.

In this episode, Radhia Gleis, author and a former member of the Buddhafield cult, shares her personal experiences, thoughts, and reflections on the current political and social climate as well as on the dangers of being caught in a cult and of following narcissistic leaders. 

In this episode, Sandy Weaver, speaker, trainer, mastermind facilitator, and lover of all things dog as well as the author of the book "Happy Vet Happy Pet: Caring for your Pet's Caregiver" talks about the importance of appreciating and giving thanks to veterinarians who work hard to ensure that our pets are alive and well and who deserve our recognition and gratitude for their tireless efforts.

In this episode, Dr. Patrick Porter, Brain Researcher, Mental Coach, and Founder and Inventor of BrainTap, talks about using technology, neuroscience, meditation, and mindfulness as well as light, visualization, and energy fields to tap into a healthy and happy brain and to create a brighter future for yourself!

In this episode, Dr. Craig Knight, Occupational Psychologist & Founding Director of Identity Realization, talks about the effects of COVID-19 on the workforce, the benefits & drawbacks of remote work as well as how and why it is important for employees to have independence and autonomy.  

In this episode, my guest is Dr. Steve Pearlman, critical thinking expert, co-founder of The Critical Thinking Initiative, and the co-host of The Critical Thinking Initiative and Smarterer podcasts, in which we talk about the importance of critical thinking, the problems with the American education system both at schools and universities as well as how societies could and would strongly benefit from applying aspects of critical thinking to their daily lives.

In this episode, Dr. Ginny Whitelaw, a Zen Master of Rinzai Zen and founder and CEO of The Institute of Zen Leadership, talks about how the practice of Zen can help you connect with your true self, gain wisdom and peace and improve upon your health as well as your personal and professional life.

In this episode of Arash's World Podcast, Rabbi Dr. Tzemah Yoreh, author, and leader of The City Congregation, talks about his fascinating and thought-provoking book Why Abraham murdered Isaac: The First Stories of the Bible Revealed as well as his views and interpretation of the Bible as a compilation of inspiring and inspirational stories. He also proposes not to take the stories literally but to read them with gentle skepticism. In fact, no other work in human history has been as significant and influential for the Western world, culture, and mindset as the “Book” – the Bible has been.