We all have them, and we have all dealt with them. But is your sanity and well being worth putting up with them? In this episode, we talk about that exact problem.

We sit down and talk to former naturopath Britt Hermes about the problems

and dangers of naturopathic modalities and the harms they create.

We sit down and talk with filmmakers Sheila Marshall and neuroscientist Kris De Mayer from the documentary Right Between Your Ears about the story of people who came to believe the prophecy of Harold Camping's May 21, 2011 end on the world prediction, and how you can learn the blind spots in your own thinking.

We live in a day and age where the internet has tricked us into believing

that everything we think and say matters, and that the facts take a back

seat to feelings.  In this episode, we talk about why that is a problem.

In this episode, we challenge the things spiritual and religious thought leaders tell people when it comes to their emotional problems, and why that can have an effect on how they solve them.

We had a chance to talk with biologist and scientist Dr. Anna Zakrisson

about the challenges that scientist face today with the anti-science

movement, and how we can be better at dealing with them.

Do you consider yourself as someone who has a fixed or growth mindset? Do you know the difference? On this episode, we talk about the differences and why they are important.

In this episode, we tackle the basic human needs people have, the problem

with not understanding them, and how we can better create them.

We all know how the problems with anger, but do we understand anger?  Are

you an angry person?

After a severe bout of stress and anxiety, I decided to extract some things

that I learned that may help on how to deal with stress and anxiety when

you are in extremely challenging situations.