Reality in Fiction

This Episode uses Mighty Thor to discuss gender issues in the mental health field. From gender norms in culture to the biases seen in mental health research, we take some time to look at the importance of recognizing how sex and gender effect mental health.

Tim is back in this episode to dicuss firefly, serenity and family of choice.

In this Epsiode, we discuss how children understand there world and what they learn from us, through the lense of Into the Woods music "children will listen. Children will listen is written by Stephen Sondheim and the version in this espisode is produced by Disney media.

In this episode, I discuss my own emotions around the Holocaust through the story of the graohic novel Maus. Maus is a biographical graphic novel written by Art Spiegelman depicting his father's experience as a Jew in World War II.

In this episode, Josh is back to explore the imaginative world of Calvin's advertures as Spaceman Spiff, We talk about the important of problem solving and allowing children to function in creative spaces.

In this episode we look at empathy through the story of Mary Poppins.

In this Episode, Josh and I explore Calvin and Hobbes and the connection to imagination, safety and creativity.

In this episode we talk about the interplay of addiction and trauma through the lens of Jessica Jones. Warning: Contains adult subject matter.

In this episode, I discuss my excitement about the upcoming Wonder Woman movie and give some hstory and background of this famous character.