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To commemorate Mental Health Day, IN this episode, even if the conversation around mental health has a long way to go, she talks about the progressive destigmatization of mental health over the generations through social media. One concept in particular is the unhealthy relationship dynamic of dependency. When you sprinkle narcissism with someone who wants to please and protect their partner at all costs, you call it the Peter Pan and Wendy syndrome.

Visit her blog laurenwicktherapist.blogspot.comPeter Pan and Wendy syndrome: https://www.womenshealthmag.com/relationships/a60480158/peter-pan-syndrome/

IN this episode we talked about the downside of living as Gen Z in this current era. With the pandemic affecting how most of us ended school, (including me), how job searching was slow or non-existent mental health and substance abuse due to isolation of the pandemic, and best of all while puberty is hitting teenagers, we have to deal with the changes of the world.

Mission Z podcast: https://www.missionzpodcast.com/

IN honour of our book Academic Revolution, Pierce and I talked about a way to revolutionize schools with CBE, making students face of whatever they want to learn and use all the resources we have in a community. People seem to think that going to a good school is essential, even if it might seem like it for a fraction of people, learning is a part of life and you could learn anything from anyone at any time.

Community-Based Education: Community-Based Education

IN this special episode I decided to co-host it alongside Pierce since we talked to someone doing their master's in education about the book we wrote, Academic Revolution. We talked about how the values of education need to change because of the rise of AI, the resemblance of prisons and school systems, and the quality of education in private or public schools to name a few topics.

Aliance for social & Economics justice :https://www.csej.org/director-gregory-wayne-walton/

IN this episode discussed the value of having access to quality education, which could be troubling for many people depending on their location. We also talked about how the pandemic intensified the situation because access becomes even more difficult in nations where internet access is unavailable. We also discussed the challenges that women encounter when pursuing higher education.

IN this episode we talked about cancel culture, especially in academia, false allegations, the impact of religion on censorship, and the hate towards JK Rowling in the trans community, and we talked about many other things with a sociological approach.

Get to know Sean: https://medium.com/@seanbwparker/about

IN this episode, she opened up about her negative experience of being raped at gunpoint on a university campus and the process of bringing the abuser to justice and how that affects the victims. We also discussed how her relationship with her husband and children provided her support and reassurance that what happened to her doesn't define who she is.

IN this episode, he shared with us his quest for identity and the will to redefine yourself. We touched upon his book Pounding Chest: A Young Man's Journey from Dealer to Healer and what kind of stories went into the book and how he wasn't afraid to get vulnerable in the stories since it's his life and he's willing to share it on his terms. His book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BTMM4N8J

Connect with Armani on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/armani.antonellis/

IN this episode we talked about her revolutionary business model and how to prioritize your health while doing what you love to avoid burn-out. She touches how to create an effective work environment, starting with the CEO going down to the workers. We talked about her history of mental health and how she came to accept her diagnostic to not let it affect her daughter in the long run.

Diamond's website: https://www.sologuide2success.com/thebalancedbusinessnetwork

IN this episode, we talked about her going through university and crafting her book "Falling into Fire." It's relatable for a lot of people since when you fall in love, you're falling into something that could be too hot to handle, like the Netflix show. Also, when you are coming of age and puberty comes into play, it could be new, and especially if you are navigating it all for the first time, it could be scary.

Falling into Fire https://kristysmeriglio.com/