In this episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, Dr. Gina Marie shares her deeply personal journey from a delayed cancer diagnosis to recovery following an autologous stem cell transplant. A Doctor of Occupational Therapy, professional medium, psychic, remote viewer, and spiritual advisor, Dr. Gina Marie brings a unique perspective to a conversation about illness, intuition, spirituality, and the meaning we find in difficult experiences.

Dr. Gina Marie discusses how facing cancer and her own mortality affected her religious and spiritual beliefs, changed the way she understands uncertainty, and gave her a deeper appreciation for the impermanence of life. She reflects on how confronting the possibility of death changed the way she thinks about time, relationships, and the importance of not wasting the life we have. The conversation explores what it means to recognize that life is finite while choosing to appreciate it more fully, make meaningful choices, and live with greater intention.

Dr Gina Marie's website: https://drginamarie.com/

The intro music is "Daybreak" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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In this episode, Sean talks with veteran and outspoken commentator Matt Gordon, known as @usmcangryveteran on Instagram and TikTok, about how war, propaganda, and life after the Marines reshaped his worldview. From Afghanistan and Iraq to media manipulation and the rise of extremism, this conversation digs into how narratives are built, who they benefit, and why questioning power matters. Matt also shares why he believes accountability, nuance, and joy are essential if we want to build something better.  

The intro music is "Daybreak" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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We all know what it's like to feel something real and then handle it badly. This episode is about closing that gap: naming what you're actually feeling before you react, owning your part instead of assigning blame, actually listening instead of making someone else's moment about you, and dropping "I didn't mean it that way" as a shield. 

The intro music is "Daybreak" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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What does it really mean to love someone? In this episode, we dive deep into the 2026 horror film Obsession and use it as a lens to explore the difference between genuine love and limerence, the fantasy we project onto someone that has nothing to do with who they actually are. We talk about why real love means wanting someone's freedom and happiness even when it doesn't include you, what it looks like when desire becomes control, and why the scariest thing in the film isn't the horror, it's how recognizable Bear's behavior actually is.

Robert Browning poem mentioned in episode: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43768/my-last-duchess

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The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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Poet and musician Ted Jackins joins Sean for an honest conversation about what it actually looks like to live with bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety, and how writing became a second form of therapy when the first wasn't enough. They trace the long, winding road of misdiagnosis, self-medication, a suicide attempt at 27, and finally finding the right treatment after years of trial and error. Along the way, Sean and Ted dig into the way depression warps your entire perception of the world, how food tastes blander, light looks dimmer, and trust becomes harder, and why none of that gets talked about enough. They also get into creativity as a lifeline, the strange gift of hypersensitivity, and why there's genuinely no one-size-fits-all path through mental illness. A raw, candid episode about the ongoing work of learning to give yourself grace.

Ted Jackins instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mount_mourn/

Ted's podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwlyD-0sjLM

The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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This episode of "Let's Talk About the Deep Stuff" features host Sean Kneese and his friend Jason Peak, an improv comedian, as they dive into the meaning and importance of self-awareness.

The conversation explores the balance between being confident and recognizing one's own flaws or weaknesses, arguing that true confidence includes understanding where one needs to improve. They  discuss the extremes of being overly self-critical versus being completely unaware of how one's actions affect others.

The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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In this special Halloween episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, we dive into the fascination with horror — from its literary roots in Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft to classic films like Nosferatu and The Shining, and even modern interpretations like Robert Eggers’ 2024 Nosferatu. My incredible guest, Renata, shares her personal insights on why we’re drawn to fear, darkness, and the art of horror, and how it reflects the darker sides of humanity and society. Renata also takes us into the colorful and haunting world of Día de los Muertos, Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebration, exploring how it honors ancestors and contrasts with Halloween traditions elsewhere. Plus, she shares stories from her time working with Troma, doing hair and makeup on some of the wildest indie horror productions around. Whether you’re a die-hard horror fan or just curious about why humans are obsessed with fear, this episode peels back the curtain on the psychological, cultural, and artistic allure of horror. Renata and Heavy Horror on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heavyhorrornyc/

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The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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In this episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, Sean Kneese explores how impermanence and interconnectedness shape the way we see life, success, and each other. Drawing from Taoism, Buddhism, and Hinduism—as well as reflections on culture, ego, and meaning—Sean dives into how everything in existence is part of a greater flow. He shows how realizing that nothing ever truly ends, but only transforms, can help us live with deeper awareness, compassion, and purpose.

The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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In this episode of Let’s Talk About the Deep Stuff, Sean Kneese is joined by Gabrielle Angel Lily, musician, writer, and life coach, for an honest and candid conversation about shadow work. They dive into what it means to face the parts of ourselves we often hide, exploring both the challenges and the breakthroughs that come from this self-reflection. Sean and Gabrielle share personal experiences of confronting negative patterns, integrating their shadow selves, and growing into more self-aware, authentic versions of themselves. They also discuss practical tools and techniques for listeners who want to start their own shadow work journey, emphasizing self-compassion, honesty, and ongoing personal growth.

Gabrielle's IG: https://www.instagram.com/thezgala/

Gabrielle's website: https://www.galilly.com/

The intro music is "Daybreaker" by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

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