Reid goes shirtless in an actual therapy session, and the gang weighs in on the risque nature of it. Spoiler from this episode? You guessed it, their guest Travis wants to get naked with Paul.

Manny schools the gang on all things health; intermittent fasting, gut biome, sleep, and much much more. Spoiler alert: Jaclynn has to kill her cats. Yikes!

Catching up with an old friend Stacey is good medicine during Covid isolation peak time. Highlights include...

“I’ve dealt with worse, Bill Gates has yelled at me.” Paul

“It was like jumping off a cliff, and not checking out how deep the water was -- I had to do it. “ Reid

Are symptoms a good thing? Why meet in a living room? Where do I bury a dead body in New Jersey, anyway?

On the first episode of Living Room Therapy, the gang reminisces about the beginnings of their friendship; graduate school, and the road trips. Reid shares an entry from his journal, Paul lets us know how to properly fight in ice hockey, and Jaclynn starts a book club.

Reid, Jaclynn and Paul meet up with artist, writer, actor and director Joey. He shares his mental health journey with depression, suicidal tendencies and his fear of  death. The gang discuss important lessons, The Twilight Zone, Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, and Joey's creative endeavors. Link to Joey's movie: https://youtu.be/KNzOgCVQxDg 

Author of many books, Kaya McLaren shares her struggles and hope after having had breast cancer.  An important and serious conversation that sheds light on how we can best support those we love when they are going through tough times. Not to worry, there's plenty of fun and silliness mixed in too. 

You can order your copy here:
https://www.amazon.com/Whats-Worth-Keeping-Kaya-McLaren/dp/1250145090/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=what%27s+worth+keeping&qid=1620332774&sr=8-1

With 37 years together, Reid's wife Monica shares her secrets of their success. 
The Easter bunny and Santa Claus are discussed but, uh oh ,Jaclynn gets triggered. 
Paul secretly hid behind a humidifier (wtf) to wait out Santa? 

All this and more on the second season of Living Room Therapy.

Huge shout to Michael Jones for providing his song "What Is This Life For?" 

As always, thanks for listening!

On the season finale of Living Room Therapy our guest Yoel Aynalem teaches Paul how to look at  the camera. Once we get that kinda okay,  we talk bigfoot, alients, and the best of the best in documentaries and movies. 

The long-awaited moment is here, Dave the doorman gets invited to the couch! 

 Episode highlights include: Positives of introversion during covid, Dave's self-built app for friendship, how to piss someone off while taking a picture with a guy Bob, and all about the prostitute archetype. All while betting on the ponies!