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This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast, we talk with our friend Elliot about Boulder, gamer tags, rowdy sports fans, selling popcorn, and the ADD spectrum.
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast, we talk with David Price about caffeine, the hunger games, war, poverty, and how art advances society.
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast we talk with our friends Ryan and Omar about Runescape, DND, Ryan's epic comic con story, And their trip to Chicago.
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast, we talk to our hilarious friend Eric Lyons about Stand up comedy, Fallout, Boise Idaho, skiing, and making fun of motorcyclists.
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast, I talk with the homie Bijou about money, a universal consciousness, getting old, making music, and Ship of Thesis
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast I talk with the poet, the traveler, the humanitarian Racine Frank. We talk about her time serving in the peace core, learning new languages, and her first published book "Conversations With Self."
This week I talk with my cousin John about music losing it's importance, allowing art to grow, bad super hero shows, and his wife's/his business "Spice Like Us."
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast, we have our fellow pizza mongers, a pair of sad boys saying hello to DEMOCRACY! We talk with our friends Julien & Kerry about Julien's glow up, our favorite work stories, Holland vs Chalamet, The Old Man, and of course Helldivers 2.
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast we have the artist, the chef, the teacher, the bright light from the windy city Jase Sol! We talk about past life regression, being vegan, the hidden wisdom in children, and Jase's near death experience.
This week on The Self-Centered Therapy Podcast, I talk with the poet, the writer, the future film maker, the host with the coolest voice in Denver, Simon Shah. We talk about the ancient art of story telling, sci-fi, film making, Mass Effect, and learning from your mistakes.
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