Couch Stories

Couch Stories

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Couch Stories episodes

  • S1E17: Interview with Dr. Laymon Hicks

    Dr. Laymon Hicks is one of the most highly sought after youth motivational speakers in middle schools and high schools all around the country. He sits down with Dr. M the value of teaching kids how to overcome failure, the importance of being an authentic adult with children, and the challenges of remaining optimistic when observing racism in America today. His book, A Kid's Book About Failure, can be found on www.akidsbookabout.com and he can be invited to speak at your school at www.laymonhicks.com.

    46 min
  • S1E16: Interview with Rick Carson

    Author, therapist, executive coach, Rick Carson, shares some of his well-developed strategies for getting deeply connected to the love that is in each of us in order to reveal our true selves. Often that involves taming our gremlins — and there is no better way to learn how than from the chief gremlin tamer himself.

    41 min
  • S1E15: Dr. Jacqueline Mahal
    In a salute to healthcare workers everywhere, Dr. M interviews Dr. Jacqueline Mahal, an Emergency Room medical doctor working in the Bronx, NY while it was the very epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. She shares stories about what it's been like to be a mother, a wife, and a doctor in the trenches.
    38 min
  • Special Episode: A Changed Ex-Policeman Drops His Mask, Part 2 (Listener Discretion Advised)

    As a successful businessman today, this former policeman talks about why he quit the force when the work of modern policing became too soul crushing. He describes how working in law enforcement led him to feel hated -- and to hate --and to engage in secret-keeping and other behaviors he now deeply regrets. Since leaving the force, his views on race relations have dramatically changed. He speaks of his transformation after years of self-reflection and now from listening intently to the Black Lives Matter movement. Today he comes forward to offer his story in hopes of contributing to the greater good.As a successful businessman today, this former policeman talks about why he quit the force when the work of modern policing became too soul crushing. He describes how working in law enforcement led him to feel hated -- and to hate --and to engage in secret-keeping and other behaviors he now deeply regrets. Since leaving the force, his views on race relations have dramatically changed. He speaks of his transformation after years of self-reflection and now from listening intently to the Black Lives Matter movement. Today he comes forward to offer his story in hopes of contributing to the greater good.

    26 min
  • Special Episode: A Changed Ex-Policeman Drops His Mask, Part 1 (Listener Discretion Advised)

    As a successful businessman today, this former policeman talks about why he quit the force when the work of modern policing became too soul crushing. He describes how working in law enforcement led him to feel hated -- and to hate --and to engage in secret-keeping and other behaviors he now deeply regrets. Since leaving the force, his views on race relations have dramatically changed. He speaks of his transformation after years of self-reflection and from listening intently to the Black Lives Matter movement. Today he comes forward to offer his story in hopes of contributing to the greater good.

    26 min
  • S1E12 Interview with fitness coach and Mom-preneur, Meredith Campbell

    Business woman, master fitness trainer, and mother of two talks about virtual fitness training during the pandemic, and the changes that young parents have had to negotiate when their children's schools closed for the remainder of the year. She shares her personal challenges of how to handle exercise and eating after an injury during the pandemic. Don't miss Meredith's vivacious can-do approach to making plans to be healthy and sticking with them.

    26 min
  • S1E12 Interview with fitness coach and Mom-preneur, Meredith Campbell

    Business woman, master fitness trainer, and mother of two talks about virtual fitness training during the pandemic, and the changes that young parents have had to negotiate when their children's schools closed for the remainder of the year. She shares her personal challenges of how to handle exercise and eating after an injury during the pandemic. Don't miss Meredith's vivacious can-do approach to making plans to be healthy and sticking with them.

    26 min
  • S1E11: An Interview with Author Julie Hearn

    Celebrated British author of children's literature, Julie Hearn, talks about how she triumphed over a number of losses, including her eyesight. Her exuberance and good humor is infectious and she shares her heartfelt story.

    33 min

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Couch Stories celebrates the value of resilience in action, and demonstrates that sometimes the right story, at the right time, can change our struggles from pains to amazing gains. Esteemed…