Blindsight

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Blindsight episodes

November 29, 2024 To See or Not To See
In this thought-provoking episode of Blindsight, co-hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price welcome sex and intimacy coach Dan Purcell from GetYourMarriageOn.com. Together, they delve into the often-taboo topics of sex, intimacy, and emotional vulnerability, addressing misconceptions, overcoming trauma, and creating stronger connections in relationships. Dan offers actionable insights and practical tools for couples to deepen their intimacy and improve communication, all while breaking down stigmas around these important conversations.
Chapter Markers:
00:00 - Intro and welcome
00:24 - Setting the stage: Why sex and intimacy matter
01:08 - Jonathan’s weekend: Insights from Hamilton
03:21 - Meet Dan Purcell: A journey into intimacy coaching
04:32 - Misconceptions about sex and intimacy
07:15 - Addressing trauma and healing in relationships
12:27 - The role of emotional intimacy in thriving relationships
17:42 - Cultivating intimacy despite physical limitations
24:08 - The “Superman Complex” and emotional vulnerability in men
27:08 - How couples can navigate intimacy and trauma together
29:51 - Starting the conversation about sex and intimacy
33:12 - Accessible intimacy tools: Dan’s apps and resources
35:47 - Final thoughts: Today is the day to take action
36:50 - Colorado Gives Day: Support Aftersight’s mission
Contact Information:
Dan Purcell: Visit GetYourMarriageOn.com for resources, apps, and podcast episodes.
Blindsight Feedback:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Support Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day
? This Colorado Gives Day, you can make a difference by supporting Aftersight! Your donations help fund podcasts like Blindsight and other valuable programs that empower and inspire the blind and low-vision community.
? Visit ColoradoGives.org and search for Aftersight to make your contribution.
? Takeaway: It’s time to rewrite the script on intimacy. Start today by asking the right questions and taking courageous steps toward deeper, more fulfilling relationships.
#BlindsightPodcast #IntimacyMatters #EmotionalConnection #AccessibleIntimacy #ColoradoGivesDay #SupportAftersight
37 min
November 29, 2024 To See or Not To See
In this thought-provoking episode of Blindsight, co-hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price welcome sex and intimacy coach Dan Purcell from GetYourMarriageOn.com. Together, they delve into the often-taboo topics of sex, intimacy, and emotional vulnerability, addressing misconceptions, overcoming trauma, and creating stronger connections in relationships. Dan offers actionable insights and practical tools for couples to deepen their intimacy and improve communication, all while breaking down stigmas around these important conversations.
Chapter Markers:
00:00 - Intro and welcome
00:24 - Setting the stage: Why sex and intimacy matter
01:08 - Jonathan’s weekend: Insights from Hamilton
03:21 - Meet Dan Purcell: A journey into intimacy coaching
04:32 - Misconceptions about sex and intimacy
07:15 - Addressing trauma and healing in relationships
12:27 - The role of emotional intimacy in thriving relationships
17:42 - Cultivating intimacy despite physical limitations
24:08 - The “Superman Complex” and emotional vulnerability in men
27:08 - How couples can navigate intimacy and trauma together
29:51 - Starting the conversation about sex and intimacy
33:12 - Accessible intimacy tools: Dan’s apps and resources
35:47 - Final thoughts: Today is the day to take action
36:50 - Colorado Gives Day: Support Aftersight’s mission
Contact Information:
Dan Purcell: Visit GetYourMarriageOn.com for resources, apps, and podcast episodes.
Blindsight Feedback:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Support Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day
? This Colorado Gives Day, you can make a difference by supporting Aftersight! Your donations help fund podcasts like Blindsight and other valuable programs that empower and inspire the blind and low-vision community.
? Visit ColoradoGives.org and search for Aftersight to make your contribution.
? Takeaway: It’s time to rewrite the script on intimacy. Start today by asking the right questions and taking courageous steps toward deeper, more fulfilling relationships.
#BlindsightPodcast #IntimacyMatters #EmotionalConnection #AccessibleIntimacy #ColoradoGivesDay #SupportAftersight
37 min
November 22, 2024 In-To-Me-See
In this eye-opening episode of Blindsight, hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price delve into the often overlooked topic of sex and intimacy, particularly within the disabled community. Featuring special guest Dr. Corey Allen, a renowned marriage counselor and host of Sexy Marriage Radio, this conversation explores the critical distinctions between sex and intimacy, the importance of vulnerability, setting boundaries, and embracing autonomy in relationships. Dr. Allen shares practical advice on navigating intimacy with oneself and others, empowering listeners to redefine intimacy in their own lives.
Colorado Gives Day: Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Colorado Gives Day! Support Aftersight and their mission to empower and uplift the low-vision community by making a donation. Every contribution makes a difference in the lives of so many.
Call to Action:
What is one step you can take this week to build more meaningful intimacy in your relationships—whether with yourself, a friend, or a partner? Share your thoughts by calling or emailing us.
Contact Information:
Feedback Line: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Guest Information:
Dr. Corey Allen: Host of Sexy Marriage Radio
Website: SMR.fm
Chapter Markers
00:01 - Introduction by Jonathan Price
00:22 - Bill Lundgren introduces the topic of sex and intimacy
01:34 - Dr. Corey Allen joins the discussion
02:41 - Distinguishing intimacy from sex
04:07 - Intimacy and vulnerability
07:01 - Misconceptions about intimacy
08:37 - Power dynamics in relationships
10:28 - The myth of helplessness
13:11 - Moving from helplessness to seeking help
17:23 - Collaborative relationships and growth
20:23 - Taking initiative in intimacy
23:31 - Building confidence and intimacy with oneself
27:19 - Enforcing boundaries with respect
31:22 - Final thoughts on intimacy and autonomy
34:14 - How to connect with Dr. Corey Allen
35:07 - Closing remarks and gratitude
37 min
November 22, 2024 In-To-Me-See
In this eye-opening episode of Blindsight, hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price delve into the often overlooked topic of sex and intimacy, particularly within the disabled community. Featuring special guest Dr. Corey Allen, a renowned marriage counselor and host of Sexy Marriage Radio, this conversation explores the critical distinctions between sex and intimacy, the importance of vulnerability, setting boundaries, and embracing autonomy in relationships. Dr. Allen shares practical advice on navigating intimacy with oneself and others, empowering listeners to redefine intimacy in their own lives.
Colorado Gives Day: Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Colorado Gives Day! Support Aftersight and their mission to empower and uplift the low-vision community by making a donation. Every contribution makes a difference in the lives of so many.
Call to Action:
What is one step you can take this week to build more meaningful intimacy in your relationships—whether with yourself, a friend, or a partner? Share your thoughts by calling or emailing us.
Contact Information:
Feedback Line: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Guest Information:
Dr. Corey Allen: Host of Sexy Marriage Radio
Website: SMR.fm
Chapter Markers
00:01 - Introduction by Jonathan Price
00:22 - Bill Lundgren introduces the topic of sex and intimacy
01:34 - Dr. Corey Allen joins the discussion
02:41 - Distinguishing intimacy from sex
04:07 - Intimacy and vulnerability
07:01 - Misconceptions about intimacy
08:37 - Power dynamics in relationships
10:28 - The myth of helplessness
13:11 - Moving from helplessness to seeking help
17:23 - Collaborative relationships and growth
20:23 - Taking initiative in intimacy
23:31 - Building confidence and intimacy with oneself
27:19 - Enforcing boundaries with respect
31:22 - Final thoughts on intimacy and autonomy
34:14 - How to connect with Dr. Corey Allen
35:07 - Closing remarks and gratitude
37 min
November 22, 2024 In-To-Me-See
In this eye-opening episode of Blindsight, hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price delve into the often overlooked topic of sex and intimacy, particularly within the disabled community. Featuring special guest Dr. Corey Allen, a renowned marriage counselor and host of Sexy Marriage Radio, this conversation explores the critical distinctions between sex and intimacy, the importance of vulnerability, setting boundaries, and embracing autonomy in relationships. Dr. Allen shares practical advice on navigating intimacy with oneself and others, empowering listeners to redefine intimacy in their own lives.
Colorado Gives Day: Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Colorado Gives Day! Support Aftersight and their mission to empower and uplift the low-vision community by making a donation. Every contribution makes a difference in the lives of so many.
Call to Action:
What is one step you can take this week to build more meaningful intimacy in your relationships—whether with yourself, a friend, or a partner? Share your thoughts by calling or emailing us.
Contact Information:
Feedback Line: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Guest Information:
Dr. Corey Allen: Host of Sexy Marriage Radio
Website: SMR.fm
Chapter Markers
00:01 - Introduction by Jonathan Price
00:22 - Bill Lundgren introduces the topic of sex and intimacy
01:34 - Dr. Corey Allen joins the discussion
02:41 - Distinguishing intimacy from sex
04:07 - Intimacy and vulnerability
07:01 - Misconceptions about intimacy
08:37 - Power dynamics in relationships
10:28 - The myth of helplessness
13:11 - Moving from helplessness to seeking help
17:23 - Collaborative relationships and growth
20:23 - Taking initiative in intimacy
23:31 - Building confidence and intimacy with oneself
27:19 - Enforcing boundaries with respect
31:22 - Final thoughts on intimacy and autonomy
34:14 - How to connect with Dr. Corey Allen
35:07 - Closing remarks and gratitude
37 min
November 15, 2024 Bringing the Happy Child Back
In this insightful episode of Blindsight, host Bill Lundgren and co-host Jonathan Price dive into the complex journey of healing from trauma, focusing on EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). They share personal insights and practical guidance for anyone navigating the effects of trauma. From understanding what EMDR therapy involves to exploring how it reprocesses memories and restores the self, this episode is packed with valuable information. Bill and Jonathan emphasize the importance of professional guidance, safe spaces, and the transformative journey to reconnect with one’s playful, creative self.
Contact Information
Aftersight:
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Website: aftersight.org
Support Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day! Help us continue providing life-changing content by contributing to Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day. December 10th is the final day to make a difference this holiday season. Every dollar supports accessible resources for those with vision loss and fuels episodes like Blindsight. Contributions are tax-deductible.
Chapter Markers
00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - Episode Overview: Healing from Trauma
02:43 - EMDR Origins and History
04:37 - Finding a Qualified EMDR Therapist
07:49 - What an EMDR Session Involves
11:55 - Engaging with Emotions and Memories
15:21 - Recovery and Processing after EMDR
17:45 - Building Trust with Your Therapist
20:02 - Adaptations for Low Vision in EMDR
22:07 - The Role of Forgiveness in Healing
24:27 - Rediscovering Creativity and Playfulness
28:25 - Cognitive Therapy and Self-Compassion
30:04 - Closing Remarks and Contact
31 min
November 15, 2024 Bringing the Happy Child Back
In this insightful episode of Blindsight, host Bill Lundgren and co-host Jonathan Price dive into the complex journey of healing from trauma, focusing on EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). They share personal insights and practical guidance for anyone navigating the effects of trauma. From understanding what EMDR therapy involves to exploring how it reprocesses memories and restores the self, this episode is packed with valuable information. Bill and Jonathan emphasize the importance of professional guidance, safe spaces, and the transformative journey to reconnect with one’s playful, creative self.
Contact Information
Aftersight:
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Website: aftersight.org
Support Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day! Help us continue providing life-changing content by contributing to Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day. December 10th is the final day to make a difference this holiday season. Every dollar supports accessible resources for those with vision loss and fuels episodes like Blindsight. Contributions are tax-deductible.
Chapter Markers
00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - Episode Overview: Healing from Trauma
02:43 - EMDR Origins and History
04:37 - Finding a Qualified EMDR Therapist
07:49 - What an EMDR Session Involves
11:55 - Engaging with Emotions and Memories
15:21 - Recovery and Processing after EMDR
17:45 - Building Trust with Your Therapist
20:02 - Adaptations for Low Vision in EMDR
22:07 - The Role of Forgiveness in Healing
24:27 - Rediscovering Creativity and Playfulness
28:25 - Cognitive Therapy and Self-Compassion
30:04 - Closing Remarks and Contact
31 min
November 15, 2024 Bringing the Happy Child Back
In this insightful episode of Blindsight, host Bill Lundgren and co-host Jonathan Price dive into the complex journey of healing from trauma, focusing on EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). They share personal insights and practical guidance for anyone navigating the effects of trauma. From understanding what EMDR therapy involves to exploring how it reprocesses memories and restores the self, this episode is packed with valuable information. Bill and Jonathan emphasize the importance of professional guidance, safe spaces, and the transformative journey to reconnect with one’s playful, creative self.
Contact Information
Aftersight:
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Website: aftersight.org
Support Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day! Help us continue providing life-changing content by contributing to Aftersight on Colorado Gives Day. December 10th is the final day to make a difference this holiday season. Every dollar supports accessible resources for those with vision loss and fuels episodes like Blindsight. Contributions are tax-deductible.
Chapter Markers
00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - Episode Overview: Healing from Trauma
02:43 - EMDR Origins and History
04:37 - Finding a Qualified EMDR Therapist
07:49 - What an EMDR Session Involves
11:55 - Engaging with Emotions and Memories
15:21 - Recovery and Processing after EMDR
17:45 - Building Trust with Your Therapist
20:02 - Adaptations for Low Vision in EMDR
22:07 - The Role of Forgiveness in Healing
24:27 - Rediscovering Creativity and Playfulness
28:25 - Cognitive Therapy and Self-Compassion
30:04 - Closing Remarks and Contact
31 min
November 08, 2024 The Dark Side of our Childhoods
In this powerful episode of Blindsight, hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price tackle the weighty subject of childhood trauma. They explore the long-lasting impact of trauma on individuals, especially those who carry these experiences into adulthood without proper intervention. Jonathan shares a deeply personal story of his own childhood trauma, highlighting his journey from a carefree child to a withdrawn third-grader due to the abuse he endured from a teacher. Through candid discussions, Bill and Jonathan examine how unrecognized childhood trauma shapes our adult selves, often locking us in a cycle of unresolved pain and self-doubt.
The episode sheds light on the inner child’s role in protecting the adult self, yet also hindering growth if left unaddressed. Jonathan and Bill emphasize the importance of recognizing trauma, forgiving where possible, and consciously choosing to let go of painful experiences. They also discuss the therapeutic value of forgiveness, and Jonathan’s journey to reclaiming joy and self-acceptance.
Listeners are encouraged to notice signs of distress in children, seek help when needed, and understand that trauma is a personal experience that requires compassion and active healing. They wrap up with resources, including information on Colorado Gives Day and the national 988 crisis hotline, reminding listeners that support is available.
Chapter Markers:
00:00 - Introduction
01:10 - Childhood Trauma Defined
04:30 - The Personal Impact of Trauma
17:00 - The Power of Forgiveness
24:00 - Trauma’s Lasting Effects
29:00 - Identifying Trauma in Children
33:00 - Resources and Support
Resources and Contact Information:
Aftersight Contact Information:
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Colorado Gives Day
Support Aftersight and other organizations dedicated to trauma recovery and accessibility. Learn more at Colorado Gives Day website.
National Suicide and Crisis Hotline:
Dial 988 for immediate support. The hotline is available 24/7 with trained counselors who can provide assistance, offer a listening ear, and connect callers with local mental health resources.
Listeners are reminded that trauma healing is a journey, and they are not alone. Join Blindsight next week as Bill and Jonathan explore reconnecting with the joyful, carefree inner child and finding resilience through play and community.
36 min
November 08, 2024 The Dark Side of our Childhoods
In this powerful episode of Blindsight, hosts Bill Lundgren and Jonathan Price tackle the weighty subject of childhood trauma. They explore the long-lasting impact of trauma on individuals, especially those who carry these experiences into adulthood without proper intervention. Jonathan shares a deeply personal story of his own childhood trauma, highlighting his journey from a carefree child to a withdrawn third-grader due to the abuse he endured from a teacher. Through candid discussions, Bill and Jonathan examine how unrecognized childhood trauma shapes our adult selves, often locking us in a cycle of unresolved pain and self-doubt.
The episode sheds light on the inner child’s role in protecting the adult self, yet also hindering growth if left unaddressed. Jonathan and Bill emphasize the importance of recognizing trauma, forgiving where possible, and consciously choosing to let go of painful experiences. They also discuss the therapeutic value of forgiveness, and Jonathan’s journey to reclaiming joy and self-acceptance.
Listeners are encouraged to notice signs of distress in children, seek help when needed, and understand that trauma is a personal experience that requires compassion and active healing. They wrap up with resources, including information on Colorado Gives Day and the national 988 crisis hotline, reminding listeners that support is available.
Chapter Markers:
00:00 - Introduction
01:10 - Childhood Trauma Defined
04:30 - The Personal Impact of Trauma
17:00 - The Power of Forgiveness
24:00 - Trauma’s Lasting Effects
29:00 - Identifying Trauma in Children
33:00 - Resources and Support
Resources and Contact Information:
Aftersight Contact Information:
Phone: (720) 712-8856
Email: [email protected]
Colorado Gives Day
Support Aftersight and other organizations dedicated to trauma recovery and accessibility. Learn more at Colorado Gives Day website.
National Suicide and Crisis Hotline:
Dial 988 for immediate support. The hotline is available 24/7 with trained counselors who can provide assistance, offer a listening ear, and connect callers with local mental health resources.
Listeners are reminded that trauma healing is a journey, and they are not alone. Join Blindsight next week as Bill and Jonathan explore reconnecting with the joyful, carefree inner child and finding resilience through play and community.
36 min

About Blindsight

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Blindsight explores life through a different lens—sharing real conversations at the intersection of blindness, mental health, relationships, and personal growth. Hosted by Bill Lundgren, each episode spotlights lived experience, hard-won resilience, and the moments people don’t always know how to talk about out loud. From navigating family dynamics and identity to battling anxiety, depression, or addiction—and finding traction again—Blindsight makes space for honesty, hope, and practical perspective. With compelling guests and real-life stories, it’s a podcast for anyone who wants to understand more deeply, feel less alone, and keep moving forward—one brave conversation at a time.