Flashback to September 2022's TEDx Talk in Seattle, Washington. In it, Peter Davis, who recently discovered the cure for his anxiety, shares it with an engaged audience. As a bonus clip we are sharing it now with you, his podcast audience!

Davis welcomes Alessandra Conti, Co-Founder and Celebrity Matchmaker for Los Angeles based Matchmakers in the City (Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, MTV's Are You the One, Access Hollywood) to discuss the anxiety tied to searching for, dating and landing ones' soulmate. Throughout the light-hearted, heart-warming and completely protected intellectual property, Peter Davis and Allesandra discuss how to overcome anxiety, nervousness and how to get out of sharing dessert when germ transfer may be your number one issue. By the end of this episode most listeners will find their anxiety lessening and the odds of them finding the love of their life increasing at a rapid rate.

Davis welcomes Lou Wicker, the Chief Scientist at the NOA National Severe Storms Laboratory, to discuss the danger of tornadoes, how to reduce anxiety tied to these spinning walls of chaos, and why living in a mobile home is generally a death trap. Along the way, and while shamelessly discussing the upcoming Universal Pictures feature film Twisters (out June 17th everywhere), you will find yourself completely cured of the anxiety caused by these conical tubes of dangerous wind.

Davis welcomes elevator and escalator expert Robert Cotton to once and for all take your unfounded fears of riding in a small metal hot box or riding up those jagged metal moving stairs and put that anxiety where the sun don't shine. Through statistics, stories and real world knowledge, listeners will quickly realize that their anxiety has dissipated and their fears are completely gone.

Davis welcomes Harvard Professor of Psychology in Addiction Medicine, Dr. John Kelly. They discuss how alcohol can put a pause on anxiety, but ultimately can cause an addition that results in even more anxiety in the long run. It's a vicious circle that is tough to combat, but one which Dr. Kelly and Peter Davis find a miraculous cure for in the process.

Davis welcomes Sushi Kabar's Tommy Violante, whose company's sushi product graces the shelves of more than 200 supermarkets and grocery stores across the country. Through this in depth discussion about food safety, sushi preparation and overall best practices in the raw fish world, those suffering from anxiety tied to sampling (and/or eating and/or worrying about) supermarket sushi will find their unfounded fears melting away. [This episode is brought to you by Breathe Right Lavender Scented nose strips.]

Davis welcomes Captain Laura Einsetler, a thirty year veteran of flying commercial airplanes, to coach listeners through their anxiety tied to flying in an airplane. Davis also contributes to the discussion with his own, free-of-charge, ad-free 100-count breathing exercise that has been found to be extremely helpful in removing any anxiety tied to experiencing turbulence while in flight. By the end of this amazingly insightful episode, listeners should find themselves miraculousy cured of any anxiety tied to airplanes.

Davis welcomes theoretical cosmologist, NASA advisor and popular author Paul M. Sutter to discuss the anxiety caused by the idea that there could be a much more successful version of you in another parallel universe. Through the discussion, anxiety sufferers who are concerned they're not nearly as attractive, rich or successful as their multiverse counterparts, will find themselves cured from any and all stress tied to the subject.

Davis welcomes food safety expert and PhD Doctor Kimberly Baker, who tackles the intense anxieties that come with decoding complicated sell-by dates on our food. Davis also gets to the bottom of the horrible, flawed, over-priced scam device called the Calmigo, which none of you should ever consider buying, using, or hoping that it will cure your anxiety since it's nothing but a complete waste of your money and you could be spending your time so much more wisely by just committing to Peter Davis' groundbreaking podcast exposure therapy program which is completely free, totally miraculous, and generally successful over a reasonably short amount of time.

Davis has a perfectly pleasant conversation with his old-friend and co-worker Justin in an attempt to dispel the rumors that there is such a thing as a workplace nemesis. In doing so, Davis helps cure those with anxiety tied to issues with co-workers who appear to be all about the drama.