Mitzi Let’s Think About It.

Let's Think About "How Fiction Helps Us Process Truth" With Special Guest Michelle Clifton

Michelle shares her thoughts on how fiction helps us process truth, reminding people that reading books can provide us with context that our reality may not offer. While learning about Michelle, we discussed her books and how people shouldn't be afraid to write their own story. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Michelle's website at https://saltyinspirations.com/ to learn more about her.

Let's Think About "Expressing Yourself Through Art" With Special Guest Jaymes Buckman

Jaymes shares his thoughts on expressing yourself through art, reminding people that there is nothing wrong with the way your art expresses your art. While learning about Jaymes, we discussed his music and how art provided him a way to feel free. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Jaymes's website at https://linktr.ee/hotapollo to learn more about him.

Let's Think About "Building Your Village" With Special Guest Florence Ann Romano

Florence shares her thoughts on building your village, reminding people that they can create the type of village they need to thrive. While learning about Florence, we discussed her book and why people feel that having a village is not realistic. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Florence's website at https://florenceann.com/ to learn more about her.

Let's Think About "Present Moment Awareness" With Special Guest Zac Russell

What if the life you’re looking for is happening right now—but you’re too busy thinking about yesterday or tomorrow to notice it?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Zac Russell to explore the powerful idea of present moment awareness.

It sounds simple: be present. But how often are we actually here? Our minds can become consumed by what happened, what might happen, what we should have done, or what we need to do next. In the middle of all that thinking, we can miss the very moment we are living.

This conversation invites us to slow down and consider what it means to truly be present—with ourselves, with other people, and with life as it unfolds.

How might our relationships change if we were fully listening instead of planning our response? What could we notice if we stopped constantly rushing toward the next thing? And what happens when we give ourselves permission to experience a moment instead of immediately judging it?

Join Mitzi and Zac for a thoughtful conversation about mindfulness, awareness, connection, slowing down, and learning to experience life rather than simply move through it.

Because sometimes the most important moment isn't the one we're waiting for.

It's the one we're already in.

To stay in touch, please visit Zac's website at https://linktr.ee/zacrussell to learn more about him.

Let's Think About "Toxic Leadership" With Special Guest Janice Brathwaite

What if the leader causing the most damage isn't the loudest person in the room—but the one everyone has learned to tolerate?

Not all leadership inspires trust, growth, or hope. Sometimes, leadership leaves people feeling unheard, undervalued, and emotionally exhausted. In this eye-opening episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Janice Brathwaite for a thoughtful conversation about toxic leadership—how unhealthy leadership behaviors affect individuals, teams, workplaces, organizations, and even entire communities.

Together, they explore the subtle and obvious signs of toxic leadership, why these patterns often go unchallenged, and how they impact confidence, communication, mental well-being, and organizational culture. More importantly, they discuss what healthy leadership looks like and how each of us can help foster environments built on respect, accountability, empathy, and trust.

This isn't just a conversation for managers or executives. It's for anyone who has ever worked under a difficult leader, questioned their own leadership style, or wants to build stronger, healthier relationships wherever they lead or serve.

In this episode, you'll discover:

What defines toxic leadership and why it often goes unnoticed.

The emotional and professional impact of unhealthy leadership.

Common warning signs of toxic workplace cultures.

How empathy, accountability, and integrity create stronger leaders.

Practical ways to recognize and respond to harmful leadership behaviors.

Why healthy leadership benefits individuals, teams, and organizations alike.

Whether you're a leader, employee, entrepreneur, educator, nonprofit professional, or someone passionate about personal growth and workplace culture, this episode will challenge you to rethink what true leadership should look like.

If you're searching for conversations that inspire wisdom, self-reflection, and meaningful change, you're in the right place.

🎙️ Subscribe to Mitzi, Let's Think About It for more heartfelt conversations that encourage deeper thinking and stronger connections.

To stay in touch, please visit Janice's website at https://wptransformation.com/ to learn more about her.

Let's Think About "Men's Fear of Women" With Special Guest Dr. Avrum Weiss

What if fear explains more than we realize—not to excuse harm, but to help us understand the stories, wounds, and misconceptions that shape how people respond to one another?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Dr. Avrum Weiss to explore the complex topic of men’s fear of women with honesty, care, and depth.

Together, they discuss how fear can become a motivator for both constructive and harmful behavior, and why understanding that fear matters when we examine conflict, misunderstanding, and emotional reactions.

As they learn more about Avrum’s work and book, the conversation also addresses common misconceptions about why some men lash out at women—framing the discussion not as an excuse, but as an invitation to think more deeply about fear, accountability, and the need for greater awareness.

This episode is designed to prompt reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage listeners to approach difficult topics with both compassion and clarity.

If you’re drawn to thoughtful podcasts, emotional insight, psychology, gender dynamics, personal reflection, and meaningful conversations that speak to both the mind and the heart, this episode offers a nuanced and important perspective.

To stay in touch, please visit Avrum's website at https://www.avrumweissphd.com/ to learn more about him.

Let's Think About "A Cup of Tea on the Commode" With Special Guest Mark Steven Porro

Mark shares his thoughts on a cup of tea on the commode, reminding people to show love and compassion to those they care about. While learning about Mark, we discussed his book and the ups and downs of caring for his mother in her final days of life. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Mark's website at https://acupofteaonthecommode.org/ to learn more about him. 

Let's Think About "Artificial Intelligence" With Special Guest Chris Singel

What if artificial intelligence isn’t just changing technology… but quietly changing the way we think, feel, connect, and even understand ourselves?

In this deeply reflective episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Chris Singel for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation about Artificial Intelligence and the growing role it plays in our everyday lives. Together, they explore the beauty, fear, curiosity, and uncertainty surrounding AI while asking the deeper questions many people are afraid to confront.

As technology evolves faster than humanity can emotionally process it, where does that leave the human heart? Can artificial intelligence truly understand emotion, empathy, creativity, or love? And in a world becoming increasingly digital, how do we protect genuine human connection?

This episode is not just about technology; it’s about people. It’s about reflection, consciousness, purpose, and the emotional crossroads humanity may be approaching. Mitzi and Chris invite listeners into an honest discussion that challenges perspectives while encouraging self-awareness, curiosity, and deeper thinking.

If you enjoy conversations about artificial intelligence, humanity, emotional intelligence, self-reflection, philosophy, technology, society, personal growth, psychology, and the future of human connection, this episode will stay with you long after it ends.

✨ Take a moment, open your mind, and let’s think about it together.

To stay in touch, please visit Chris's website at https://deltadigitalagency.com/ to learn more about him.

Let's Think About "The Mothers of Addicts" With Special Guest Lisa Quinto

Lisa shares her thoughts on the mothers of addicts, reminding people to have self-compassion for themselves and their situation. While learning about Lisa, we discussed her daughter's struggle with addiction and the group she founded to help other mothers who have children with addiction issues. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Lisa's website at https://lisaquintowellness.com/ to learn more about her.

Let's Think About "Marriage Advice" With Special Guest Monica Tanner

What if the secret to a stronger marriage isn't finding the perfect partner—but learning how to become a better partner?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Monica Tanner for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about marriage, relationships, communication, connection, and the realities of building a life together.

Marriage is often portrayed as a happily-ever-after, but real relationships require patience, communication, vulnerability, forgiveness, growth, and a willingness to keep choosing each other through life's changes.

So what advice actually helps?

How do couples keep communication open? How important is it to maintain connection? What happens when expectations don't match reality? And how can two people grow individually without growing apart?

This conversation invites us to look beyond the clichés and think about what truly makes a marriage work.

Because a healthy marriage isn't about two perfect people.

It's about two imperfect people willing to keep learning, growing, communicating, and showing up.

To stay in touch, please visit Monica's website at https://www.monicatanner.com/ to learn more about her.