By Kevin Hines
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In this episode of the Hindsight's podcast, host Kevin Hines speaks with Tulane student Adriana Greenup about her journey through grief after losing her father to cancer. Adriana shares her experiences growing up in Costa Rica, the impact of her father's illness, and how she navigated her mental health challenges while pursuing her education. She emphasizes the importance of community service, mentorship, and self-care, and discusses her studentTEDx talk on the complexities of happiness. Adriana's insights on grief, love, and the human experience provide valuable lessons for listeners seeking to understand their own emotions and find fulfillment in life.
In this episode of the Hindsight podcast, I had the privilege of sitting down with King Hino, a renowned boxing trainer and former champion. His journey from Nigeria to America is nothing short of inspiring, as he shared the challenges he faced while transitioning from soccer to boxing. Hino emphasized the importance of hard work, self-belief, and cultural identity—elements that have profoundly shaped his life and career. Listening to him speak about his mother as his greatest inspiration struck a chord with me, reminding us all of the impact our roots have on who we become. He also highlighted the significance of mental health, sharing his three rules for happiness: authenticity, freedom, and peace of mind. Hino's evolution into "King Hino" symbolizes his growth as both a trainer and an individual, encouraging young Africans to pursue opportunities without limitations. Our conversation was a powerful reminder of the transformative nature of sports and the value of surrounding ourselves with positivity.
In this episode of the Hindsight Podcast, Kevin Hines sits down with Kendall Alaimo, an award-winning artist and passionate advocate for survivors of human trafficking. Kendall opens up about her own harrowing experience as a survivor of child trafficking and sexual abuse, shedding light on how trauma has shaped her life and fueled her advocacy. She speaks candidly about the critical need for mental health care for survivors and the urgent call for policy changes to better support them. Kendall also discusses the alarming prevalence of child trafficking, the unique challenges survivors face, and the troubling link between trafficking and increased suicide rates. Through her art, Kendall strives to spark meaningful conversations and create lasting pathways to freedom for survivors. The episode wraps up with Kendall offering a message of hope and resilience to those who are still struggling with trauma.
Nadine Nicole Crocker, a filmmaker, actress, writer, and director, shares her journey of overcoming trauma and pursuing her dreams. She discusses her childhood, the loss of her grandfather to suicide, and her move to Los Angeles at 16 to pursue acting. Nadine talks about her films, Desperation Road and Continue, which explore themes of mental health, hope, and healing. She emphasizes the importance of storytelling and empathy in filmmaking. Nadine also discusses her role as a mother and the support she receives from her husband. She encourages those struggling with suicidal ideation to hold on, find their voice, and believe in their purpose.
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I am Kevin Hines—a storyteller, best-selling author, global public speaker, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. In the year 2000, I attempted to take my life, and through a miraculous series of events, I survived. Now, I travel the world, sharing my story of hope, healing, and recovery, teaching people the art of wellness and the ability to survive pain with true resilience.
#BeHereTomorrow and every day after that.
Hannah Bonecutter tells us about the innovative and transformative power art has in society. Art was here before us and will remain after us; making it a constant and a point of connection for all of us. Hannah believes art can play a vital role I moving us forward, and inciting positive change in the world. As she quotes "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable," showing the intention that lies within the world of arts and culture.
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I am Kevin Hines—a storyteller, best-selling author, global public speaker, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. In the year 2000, I attempted to take my life, and through a miraculous series of events, I survived. Now, I travel the world, sharing my story of hope, healing, and recovery, teaching people the art of wellness and the ability to survive pain with true resilience.
#BeHereTomorrow and every day after that.
Summary
Kevin Hines discusses the question of why he was saved from suicide while others were not. He acknowledges that bad things happen in life and that death is a natural part of life. He believes that he was spared for the purpose of helping others in immense brain pain. Kevin emphasizes the importance of giving back and supporting those in need. He also talks about the power of positive self-talk and the impact of his suicide attempt on his family.
Keywords
suicide, God, purpose, giving back, brain pain, positive self-talk, impact on family
Takeaways
Bad things happen in life and death is a natural part of life.
Kevin Hines believes he was spared from suicide for the purpose of helping others in immense brain pain.
Giving back and supporting those in need is an important part of our purpose in this world.
Positive self-talk can help change the trajectory of our lives.
The impact of a suicide attempt on family members can be immense and long-lasting.
Titles
The impact on family
The purpose of giving back
Sound Bites
"Why you? Stay, hold don't pause."
"We can't save everyone. That's not God's fault."
"Our purpose is to give back wherever we can, however we can, by as much as we can."
Chapters
00:00 The Question of Why
02:16 Giving Back and Showing Kindness
02:28 New Chapter
02:59 Changing Perspectives
04:58 Reversing Negative Self-Talk
07:12 Normalizing the Thought of Suicide
10:35 The Impact on Family
Summary
Heather Palacios, founder of One Wondherful Inc., shares her personal journey of battling suicidal thoughts and how she has found ways to cope and help others. She emphasizes the importance of believing and supporting individuals who are struggling with mental health issues. Heather also discusses the work of One Wondherful, which provides life boxes filled with resources and encouragement to those going through difficult times. She highlights the power of showing love and care to people in pain and the impact it can have on their lives. The conversation concludes with a message of hope and the reminder that every individual is unique and has value.
Keywords
suicide, mental health, coping strategies, support, life boxes, hope
Takeaways
Believe and support individuals who are struggling with mental health issues.
Show love and care to people in pain, as it can have a significant impact on their lives.
Provide resources and encouragement to those going through difficult times.
Every individual is unique and has value, and their life is worth living.
Heather Palacios shares her personal journey of battling suicidal thoughts from childhood to adulthood, emphasizing the importance of faith and coping strategies.
The impact of suicide on loved ones is discussed, highlighting the need for support, advocacy, and understanding for those struggling with mental health challenges.
Heather's non-profit organization, Wonderful, provides life boxes to individuals in need, offering resources and encouragement to help them through difficult times.
Kevin Hines reflects on his experiences and the impact of suicide on his life, delivering a powerful message of hope and resilience.
Titles
Reflections on Suicide and Resilience
Support and Advocacy for Mental Health
Finding Hope and Coping with Suicidal Thoughts
The Power of Love and Support in Mental Health
Sound Bites
"Suicide is never the solution to your problem because it is the problem."
"We may not be lowering the general numbers of suicide across this nation, but we are having a based on based individual effect on people's lives."
"You are the only one of you. The people that love you need you, but more importantly, you need you."
Chapters
00:00 Coping with Loss and Finding Purpose
ZOEY CELDRAN | HINESIGHTS PODCAST | SPECIAL EP: STOPPING STRESS
Summary
In this episode of the Hinesights podcast, Zoey Celdran shares her tips for anxiety and depression in children. She discusses how kids in her fourth-grade class struggle with mental health and how she helps them. Zoey emphasizes the importance of self-care and talking to someone about their emotions. She also talks about her love for arts and crafts and how it helps her cope with stress. Zoey's message to other children who are hurting is to keep trying to make themselves feel better and to talk to someone about their feelings.
Keywords
anxiety, depression, children, mental health, self-care, coping strategies, arts and crafts, stress, talking to someone
Takeaways
Children in fourth grade can experience anxiety and stress, especially during important tests.
Self-care activities like using fidgets, taking walks, and eating snacks can help children cope with stress.
Talking to someone, whether it's a family member, friend, or therapist, can help manage emotions.
Engaging in arts and crafts can be a therapeutic activity for children and boost their self-esteem.
It's important for children to know that they are not alone and that they can overcome their struggles.
Titles
The Power of Talking About Emotions
The Importance of Self-Care for Kids
Sound Bites
"Sometimes kids in my class get like really stressed because we do this big test called MCAST."
"Talking to my family."
"One of my best friends this year, she moved to Oregon, which is really far away, like halfway across the world."
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Getting to Know Zoe
05:28 Feeling Deeply Sad: Coping with Loss
07:23 The Importance of Talking and Seeking Support
08:09 Be Well and Be Here Tomorrow
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I am Kevin Hines—a storyteller, best-selling author, global public speaker, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. In the year 2000, I attempted to take my life, and through a miraculous series of events, I survived. Now, I travel the world, sharing my story of hope, healing, and recovery, teaching people the art of wellness and the ability to survive pain with true resilience.
#BeHereTomorrow and every day after that.
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