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WHIO Meteorologists McCall Vrydaghs and Kirstie Zontini can’t stop talking about weather, so when they’re not on TV, they jump behind the microphone to answer your questions and keep you covered on all things weather!

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Two repeat guests, Dr. Aaron Wilson and Dr. Elizabeth Hawkins are back to talk about our changing climate and the impact it can have on the farming community. Dr. Hawkins is a field specialist in agronomic systems with the Ohio State Extension and Dr. Wilson is the newly appointed State Climatologist of Ohio. He is also an Assistant Professor - Ag Weather and Climate Field Specialist, Department of Extension.

Cloudy with a Chance of Podcast: Climate Change and Harvest

This week on the third episode of the Cloudy with a Chance of Podcast Climate Series, Chief Meteorologist McCall Vrydaghs and Meteorologist Kirstie Zontini sat down to talk about an interesting impact our warming climate is having on shipwrecks. Yes, shipwrecks! Fellow broadcast meteorologist Meredith Garofalo came on the show to explain more about an in-depth, unique climate story she covered for her station News 12 Long Island.

Cloudy with a Chance of Podcast: Shipwrecks & Climate Change

Cloudy with a Chance of Podcast is back with a new episode in the climate change series! The week Chief Meteorologist McCall Vrydaghs and Meteorologist Kirstie Zontini sat down with Bernadette Woods Placky the Chief Meteorologist and Climate Matters Director at Climate Central. Climate Central is a policy-neutral 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is made up of scientists and communicators. They research and report the facts about climate change and all the impacts it is having on people’s lives.

Cloudy with a Chance of Podcast: Heavy Rains & Climate Change

McCall and Kirstie talk with Dr. Andrew Schwartz of the Central Sierra Snow Laboratory, UC Berkeley. Dr. Schwartz details the direct impact climate change is having on snowfall in the mountains. And hear why analyzing and documenting these changes will help us to better understand the effects it’s having on our lives and to prepare for the future.

Cloudy with a Chance of Podcast: Learning About Snowpack

Cloudy With A Chance Of Podcast: A Podcast For Weather Fans

The Podcast all about dream meanings and dream interpretation! Dreams can be confusing, exciting, scary, amazing or just downright strange! No matter what your dream, we want to hear it!! On the Dream Meanings podcast, Tony Brueski takes your calls, reads your dream accounts gives insight as to what...

Health & Fitness

Dreams of an ex-lover haunt a woman as she tries to make peace with the decisions that were made in the past.


What does it mean when one has repeated dreams of using the bathroom?


What do baby hands reaching through the shower wall means for a young woman?


Does the state of an old mansion represent something important about life situations?


To share your dream and possibly have it discussed on a future episode visit http://www.dreamingradio.com or call 1-800-606-7193.


We all have dreams, but what exactly do they mean? While no one knows the exact answer to this question, we can sure try! On Dream Meanings, we take your calls and read your letters about your dreams and give you our opinion and dream interpretation. From nightmares to funny dreams to what feels like visits from loved ones. We talk about it all on Dream Meanings.


This program is NOT medical, psychological or psychiatric advice and is for entertainment purposes only. For professional medical advice of any kind, please contact your doctor.


#dreams #dreammeanings #dreaminterpretation #nightmares #vividdreaming #luciddreams #vididdream #sleepparalysis

Old House Dreams | Dream Meanings & Dream Interpretation

Why would a father encourage her daughter to join him in a room filled with dangerous people?


What do re-occurring dream of being chased mean for a man through various stages of his life?


Could the anxiety of "what lies on the other side of the bridge" linger in dreams, holding a person back from their full potential?


To share your dream and possibly have it discussed on a future episode visit http://www.dreamingradio.com or call 1-800-606-7193.


We all have dreams, but what exactly do they mean? While no one knows the exact answer to this question, we can sure try! On Dream Meanings, we take your calls and read your letters about your dreams and give you our opinion and dream interpretation. From nightmares to funny dreams to what feels like visits from loved ones. We talk about it all on Dream Meanings.


This program is NOT medical, psychological or psychiatric advice and is for entertainment purposes only. For professional medical advice of any kind, please contact your doctor.


#dreams #dreammeanings #dreaminterpretation #nightmares #vividdreaming #luciddreams #vididdream #sleepparalysis

What If? | Dream Meanings & Dream Interpretation

A man having employment troubles has a dream that helps guide him to a better path. 


Is it possible to have one final visit with a passed on loved ones through a dream?


Could a dream about intimacy with a long distance partner be created to string him along? 


What does an ex dying in your arms mean in a dream?


To share your dream and possibly have it discussed on a future episode visit http://www.dreamingradio.com or call 1-800-606-7193.


We all have dreams, but what exactly do they mean? While no one knows the exact answer to this question, we can sure try! On Dream Meanings, we take your calls and read your letters about your dreams and give you our opinion and dream interpretation. From nightmares to funny dreams to what feels like visits from loved ones. We talk about it all on Dream Meanings. 
This program is NOT medical, psychological or psychiatric advice and is for entertainment purposes only. For professional medical advice of any kind, please contact your doctor. 


#dreams #dreammeanings #dreaminterpretation #nightmares #vividdreaming #luciddreams #vididdream #sleepparalysis

Last Message Dreams | Dream Meanings & Dream Interpretation

When a dog bites in a dream… What does it mean? 


Could falling out of a tree house in a dream be a premonition of the future? 


Could a mans keys have been moved in reality because of actions in a dream? 


To share your dream and possibly have it discussed on a future episode visit http://www.dreamingradio.com or call 1-800-606-7193.


We all have dreams, but what exactly do they mean? While no one knows the exact answer to this question, we can sure try! On Dream Meanings, we take your calls and read your letters about your dreams and give you our opinion and dream interpretation. From nightmares to funny dreams to what feels like visits from loved ones. We talk about it all on Dream Meanings. 
This program is NOT medical, psychological or psychiatric advice and is for entertainment purposes only. For professional medical advice of any kind, please contact your doctor. 


#dreams #dreammeanings #dreaminterpretation #nightmares #vividdreaming #luciddreams #vididdream #sleepparalysis

Dog Bite Dreams | Dream Meanings & Dream Interpretation

A horrifying dream involves a sibling tossing her body parts at another leaves a listener perplexed.


Rock coming out of an injured hand… what does it mean?


How does collecting bodies in a dream translate into real life meaning? 


To share your dream and possibly have it discussed on a future episode visit http://www.dreamingradio.com or call 1-800-606-7193.


We all have dreams, but what exactly do they mean? While no one knows the exact answer to this question, we can sure try! On Dream Meanings, we take your calls and read your letters about your dreams and give you our opinion and dream interpretation. From nightmares to funny dreams to what feels like visits from loved ones. We talk about it all on Dream Meanings. 
This program is NOT medical, psychological or psychiatric advice and is for entertainment purposes only. For professional medical advice of any kind, please contact your doctor. 


#dreams #dreammeanings #dreaminterpretation #nightmares #vividdreaming #luciddreams #vididdream #sleepparalysis

Murder Dreams | Dream Meanings & Dream Interpretation

Dream Meanings

In this podcast, David Getzin provides the listener with a unique perspective on architectural history and the theory –and practice– of design.

For more, please visit: http://www.fundamentalprocess.com

057: With Taylor Ryan about the Future of Design

For more, please visit: http://www.patreon.com/fundamentalprocess

i24: Member's Preview, Nathalie and David on Corbusier

Corbusier, Descartes and design as method manifest

056: Sol seu Machina

i23: Architect Nathalie Nolan, discussion of Boullee

055: Boullee, The Cenotaph to Newton

A History of Architecture, the Fundamental Process Podcast

An award-winning podcast from the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University, exploring today's biggest global challenges with the world's leading experts. Listen every other week by subscribing wherever you listen to podcasts.

On June 4, results came in from the largest democratic election in history. Over 640 million people voted in India’s election, which took place at over one million polling places across the country over the course of six weeks.  Many predicted that India’s prime minister Nerandra Modi and his party, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would dominate the election, grow their ranks in Parliament, and further impose their Hindu-nationalist ideology on the country.  However, that wasn’t what happened. Modi was reelected, but his party lost over 60 seats in the lower house of Parliament. The BJP will have to govern as part of a multi-party coalition, and most likely moderate their Hindu-nationalist aspirations. On this episode, you’ll hear from Ashutosh Varshney, a political scientist at Brown University and director of the Watson Institute’s Saxena Center for Contemporary South Asia, about this historic election: what led to its surprising outcome, what it means for the Hindu-nationalist movement embodied by Prime Minister Nerandra Modi, and what it might tell us about the struggle for democracy occurring in countries around the world.   *Trending Globally will be taking a brief summer hiatus, but we’ll be back in July with all-new episodes* Learn more about the Saxena Center for Contemporary South Asia at the Watson Institute Learn more about the Watson Institute’s other podcasts Transcript coming soon to our website

The surprising results of India’s election

For this week’s show, we’re sharing an episode of “Humans in Public Health,” a podcast from The Brown School of Public Health. It makes a great follow-up to our episode earlier this month about Rhode Island’s first-in-the-nation legally approved proposal for a safe injection site (also known as an overdose prevention center) and how such programs will hopefully fit into the fight against America’s overdose crisis.  Host Megan Hall spoke with Brandon del Pozo, an assistant professor of medicine and health services at Brown (and a former police officer), about the relationship between America’s overdose crisis, law enforcement’s drug policies, and the growing interest in safe injection sites around the country. They discuss how safe injection sites in New York City have affected the overdose crisis there and what lessons Rhode Island can learn as the state plans to open its first safe injection site later this year.  Listen to more from Humans in Public Health Transcript coming soon to our website

A former police officer (and public health expert) on the opioid crisis and public safety

At the Watson Institute, the beginning of summer means commencement festivities, moving trucks, and bittersweet goodbyes. In American politics, the beginning of summer means something very different: the approach of the Supreme Court's summer recess and, with it, the handing down of the Court’s final decisions from this term. This year’s cases will have profound effects on the 2024 election, gun rights, reproductive rights, and more.  While it’s nothing new for the Supreme Court to weigh in on contentious issues in society, as our guest on this episode sees it, something profound has shifted within the Court over the last few years. The decisions they hand down are not only increasingly transformative, they’re also lining up more and more clearly with our partisan politics. And no matter your politics, that should be a problem.  Kate Shaw is a constitutional law scholar and professor at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and a 2001 graduate of Brown University. She is also the co-host of the podcast “Strict Scrutiny,” which explores the Supreme Court — the cases, the people and the culture surrounding it.  On this episode, Dan Richards spoke with her about how the Supreme Court fits in our politics today, how that role has changed over time, and what Kate thinks its role in our society today should be. Subscribe to Trending Globally wherever you listen to podcasts.  Subscribe to Strict Scrutiny wherever you listen to podcasts. Transcript coming soon to our website. 

What should the Supreme Court’s role in our politics be?

Mexico, like the United States, has a gun violence problem. It has one of the highest murder rates in the world, and most of those murders come from firearms. In 2019, for example, almost 70% of  the country's 35,000 murders involved firearms. But unlike the U.S., Mexico doesn’t have tens of thousands of licensed firearms dealers.  It has two.  So how do so many guns make their way into Mexico? And how do these guns shape Mexican society?  These are two of the questions Ieva Jusionyte explores in her new book “Exit Wounds: How America’s Guns Fuel Violence across the Border.” Jusionyte is an anthropologist at the Watson Institute and spent much of the last few years following people whose lives are shaped by guns in Mexico. Guns, which, by and large, come from the United States.  On this episode, Jusionyte discusses the impact of American firearms on Mexican society and the role they play in spreading violence and trauma on both sides of the border.  Learn more about and purchase "Exit Wounds: How America’s Guns Fuel Violence across the Border" Learn more about the Watson Institute’s other podcasts Photo credit: Tony Rinaldo

How American firearms fuel violence in Mexico

In February of this year, Providence became the first city in America to approve opening a state-sanctioned overdose prevention center. Sometimes known as safe injection sites, these are facilities where people can bring illegal drugs and consume them under the supervision of trained volunteers and health professionals.  It’s one of the boldest experiments in the U.S. of an approach to addressing the drug overdose crisis known as “harm reduction,” which is focused less on forcing people to stop using drugs and instead on helping people use them more safely.  It might sound counterintuitive that such an approach could help stem our country’s drug overdose epidemic, which killed over 112,000 Americans in 2023. But as our two guests on this episode explain, overdose prevention centers — along with many other “harm reduction” interventions — work. Studies have shown that they not only help reduce drug-related deaths, they also help people recover from drug addiction more broadly.  On this episode, Dan Richards talks with two public health leaders in Rhode Island about this new overdose prevention center — how it will work, why it matters, and what it says about the future of addressing America’s drug overdose crisis.  Guests on this episode:Colleen Daley Ndoye, executive director of Project Weber/RENEW, the organization that will be overseeing Rhode Island’s overdose prevention centerBrandon Marshall, chair of epidemiology at Brown University. 
Learn more about Project Weber/RENEW Learn more about the People, Places, and Health Collective at Brown University’s School of Public Health Learn more about the Watson Institute’s other podcasts

Harm reduction, overdose prevention, and the future of treating America’s overdose epidemic

Trending Globally: Politics and Policy

EconTalk is an award-winning weekly talk show about economics in daily life. Featured guests include renowned economics professors, Nobel Prize winners, and exciting speakers on all kinds of topical matters related to economic thought.  Topics include health care, free trade, economic growth, educat...

William Duggan, professor of management at Columbia Business School at Columbia University, talks about his latest book, Strategic Intuition. Duggan critiques traditional methods of strategy and planning and suggests that the opportunism and adaptability are more productive detailed plans. He also discusses the nature of intuition and creativity along with insights into how the brain works to better understand problem-solving.

Duggan on Strategic Intuition

Karol Boudreaux, Senior Research Fellow at George Mason University's Mercatus Center, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about her field work and research in Rwanda and South Africa. In Rwanda, she studied how a change in incentives and property rights for coffee farmers has allowed the coffee bean growers to improve quality and prosper. In South Africa's Langa Township, she looked at how renters were allowed to become homeowners and how the ability to own changed their lives.

Karol Boudreaux on Property Rights and Incentives in Africa

Pete Boettke, of George Mason University, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the origins and tenets of Austrian economics. This is a wonderful introduction to how the so-called Austrian economists look at the world and how they continue to influence economics today.

Boettke on Austrian Economics

Mike Munger, frequent guest and longtime Econlib contributor, speaks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about fair trade coffee and free trade agreements. Does the premium for fair trade coffee end up in the hands of the grower? What economic forces might stop that from happening? They discuss the business strategy of using higher wages as a marketing strategy to attract concerned consumers. They turn to the issue of free trade agreements. If the ideal situation is open borders to foreign products, is it still worthwhile to negotiate bilateral and multilateral agreements that requires delays, exemptions and a bureaucracy to enforce? What is the cost of including environmental and various labor market regulations in these agreements?

Munger on Fair Trade and Free Trade

Daniel Botkin, ecologist and author, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about how we think about our role as humans in the natural world, the dynamic nature of environmental reality and the implications for how we react to global warming.

Botkin on Nature, the Environment and Global Warming

EconTalk Archives, 2007

Parent, sibling, child—they're ties as old as time itself. But what happens when those ties bend, or break? Join two true crime-loving sisters, Annie and Kathryn, as they explore real life familial tales that are always bizarre and sometimes downright chilling. Each week, they'll be discussing a two...

On Family Plots’ golden anniversary, Annie and Kathryn say farewell by recounting some of their favorite cases. Who earned the title of worst villain? Best hero? And what’s next for the sister duo? Tune in one last time to find out!

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by Dust Brothers

The Final Episode

In the aftermath of the Thanksgiving Day shooting, the town of Little Falls debates the guilt of crime victim Byron Smith. A surprise discovery in the elderly man’s bookshelf seems to remove any doubt, but is it enough to convince Kathryn and Annie?

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by Dust Brothers

Gray Areas - The Story of Nicholas, Haile, and Byron, Pt 2

Annie and Kathryn celebrate a year of recording by highlighting another seasonally-appropriate case. This time, a pair of misguided cousins plan a Thanksgiving heist that goes tragically awry. Are they victims, perpetrators, or both? The answers may be as indeterminable as Oregon’s trees. . .

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by Dust Brothers

Pine-Hazed Anniversary Edition -The Story of Nicholas, Haile, and Byron, Pt 1

In this seasonally appropriate episode, familial resentment reaches its boiling point, and a festive Thanksgiving gathering turns into a deadly crime scene. Annie and Kathryn discuss the importance of intuition, the amazing talents of John Walsh, and the type of birds you shouldn’t serve at your next holiday get-together.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by Dust Brothers

Thanksgiving Pigeon - The Sitton & Merhige Family Murders

From revealing emails to inappropriate emoticons, the prosecution builds its case on the words of Nathan, Aina, and the victim, Denise. Will a damning letter convince the jury of Nathan’s guilt? Or will Aina’s failure to understand the English language create enough reasonable doubt in the jurors’ minds? Tune in to find out.

Artwork by Alissa Levy
Music by Dust Brothers

What’s in a Word? - The Leuthold Family Murders, Pt 2

Family Plots

Self-Improvement

Jon and Andy  share the airwaves on a personal episode and share some details regarding the show.      Re-opening coming soon... 

Episode 65: Announcement

Sarah is a Mental Performance coach who works with individuals and groups through her new business. She never intended to have her own business, she actually never intended on being a mental performance coach...   Since she was a little girl Sarah wanted to be a sports reporter... and she was.  She went through a traumatic experience, and that altered her career trajectory.  She learned psychological coping skills and learned to implement them in her daily living. It changed her life. Sarah went on to get her masters of science from California State University Long Beach and as she would say "played a big game" and made the most of her opportunities. She hasn't looked back since. She is a terrific practitioner and an even better person. Enjoy!

Episode 64: Sarah Chaffee M.S. - Getting Vulnerable & Being Courageous

On this episode Andy Harris talks about what it truly means to be open minded and the 3 step process we take when changing.

Episode 63: Andy Harris Talks Growth and Change

 Yesterday was September 1st... MOVING DAY Moving brings up a lot of emotions... SO how do you know what you're feeling and what is happening?  Most importantly what do you do with that knowledge and understanding to manage?  How do you get back to the moment?    Enjoy!

Episode 62: Moving and knowing your signs

Expanding on Andy's episode (8/28 on skill acquisition), Jon talks about trusting ones abilities rather than getting stuck in the mechanics. 



Enjoy!

Episode 61: Jon talks about TRUST

The Mind Leads Performance Podcast

We're Nish and Liv and together we make up CaramelMocha the Podcast! We're both AGGIE bred, intelligent, and beautiful. Although we are complete opposites, somehow it works to create a BOMB ASS FRIENDSHIP. Join us as we explore life. Life as young black women, life as mental health professionals, an...

it’s the first FULL episode of season THREE and they’ve got a lot to talk about!! Kanye for president, Blackout Day, Nick Cannon being fired, and we’re trying to figure out who shot Meg. Of course we’re discussing the most recent controversy with August, Jada, and Will. Hence the title! Tune in 

fresh brew: entanglements & shihhhh

Liv & Nish are back for season THREE! So much has happened since we last talked but on this episode they are catching up on the latest news regarding COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement! Nish shares how life is treating her on the west coast with her new job and new nail techs lol. There is even some sneak peaks into the upcoming topics for this season! 

hey Rona GTFOH .. it’s time for season THREE bihh

Episode ELEVEN! Liv & Nish talk corona, the primaries, and the tragic tornado that hit Nashville. For the fresh brew they recap the recent Netflix series ‘Love is Blind’ and explore the truth to the shows theory that love is truly blind. Tune in to see what we’re thinking. 


fresh brew: IS LOVE BLIND or nahhh

This is episode TEN! Whewwww this episode explores love and hate .. discussing the latest in the  media involving D Wade’s family and everyone’s responses. For the Fresh Brew we are trying to figure out the big answer to the question “Do you ever stop loving someone?”. Listen up as we explore this &  see what we come up with!  

Fresh Brew: LOVE dot dot dot

We’re baaacccccckkkkkk!!  It’s the 9th episode of the second season. This episode covers Gayle Kong’s stupid interview questioning, NCA&TSU;’s recent announcement, and our cabin trip. The BGC focuses on listening to your body and the motivation behind your choices. This episode’s Fresh Brew discusses the past and how it can effect your relationship with someone. This gets interesting with all the input we received from listeners! We end off the episode with self care and it’s importance. Love yours. 

fresh brew: past, present, FUTURE

caramelmocha

Is there something in my genes that is making me feel more sensitive to rejection? Is it possible that I actually feel more hurt when I'm ghosted than other people... and that there is a biological basis?

My whole life I have cried more than my friends, gone mental on romantic partners who took too long to text me back, and generally felt like the world was a bag of knives just waiting to jab me at every turn. I then found out that one of my genes may be responsible for some of these feelings... so I tested myself.

Social Pain and the OPRM1 gene

George Vulov found out he was different from others when he was in college.

Take this quiz to find out if you have aphantasia.

Aphantasia

Lisa Diamond talks about sexual fluidity and how our understanding of same-gender attraction may be shifting.

Fluidity (Part 4 of 4)

There is a cluster of cells in our brains that may be influencing who we fall in love with.

Cluster of Cells (Part 3 of 4)

Sarah and Dawn carried around recorders and each told their own stories that became their one story.

a color (Part 2 of 4)

An InExact Science

Peer Support for the First Responder Community

In this episode Jon introduces Tom Howard as the new host of The Fire Inside podcast.

101 – The Handoff

This is likely going to be my final episode of The Fire Inside Podcast. In this episode I explain the reasons behind this decision and communicate my gratitude to everyone who has been a part of this journey over the past few years. Thank you!

082 – So Long for Now!

***Trigger Warning – We will be discussing difficult saturations/suicide/depression*** This week on The Fire Inside Podcast, I speak with Jason Sautel author of, “The Rescuer: One Firefighter’s Story of Courage, Darkness, and the Relentless Love That Saved Him.” Jason speaks on how he battled with failure, depression, and a darkness that he could not save …  081 – The Rescuer – Interview with Jason Sauntel Read More »

081 – The Rescuer – Interview with Jason Sauntel

This week on The Fire Inside Podcast, I speak with Jon Metz and Jeremy Olson, authors of Firehouse Pranks and Antics: A Compilation of Firefighter Interviews. As members of the first responder community, we struggle to address the subject of our mental health. We care for others and take on their struggles without addressing our …  080 – Humor and Mental Health – Firehouse Pranks and Anitcs – Interview with Jon Metz and Jeremy Olson Read More »

080 – Humor and Mental Health – Firehouse Pranks and Anitcs – Interview with Jon Metz and Jeremy Olson

As we head into a brand new year, I want to challenge you to take a pause from all of the busyness and chaos of your fast-paced life and ask you to reflect on three powerful questions.  In this episode of The Fire Inside Podcast, I’m going to take you deeper than you’ve probably been …  079 – 3 Powerful Questions for First Responders Read More »

079 – 3 Powerful Questions for First Responders

Podcast Episodes – The Fire Inside Podcast

"Say More About That" is a podcast that is focused on mental health issues, with the goal of making therapy more approachable and less stigmatized. "Say More About That" will educate listeners on how therapy really works. There are tons of strange and quirky things about being a therapist or receivi...

Mental Health

Today's episode is a candid and vulnerable one for me. Recently my wife and I decided to end our marriage. The couple months leading up to that decision were filled with emotional ups and downs. I wanted to bring on a close friend, Heidi Savell, who's been through similar stuff, and talk about what it's like to be a counselor while feeling emotionally upset and mentally preoccupied. We talk about how I've handled it so far, what I could have done better, how hard it can be to be present for your clients when you're not feeling grounded and much more.

Getting a divorce while being a therapist

Jeff and Dr. Peter Addy talk about psychedelic integrative therapy. Dr. Addy has a long history in researching the effect of psychedelics. They discuss what psychedelic integrative therapy is and why someone would want to use psychedelics (LSD, Mushrooms, MDMA) in a therapeutic environment. Jeff asks Dr. Addy if it's true that people can get the benefits of 10 years of therapy in one session. They talk about common experiences people have and the powerful healing effects that can occur. Psychedelic therapy is picking up a lot of steam these days and could be the next big development in psychology.

Psychology of the future: Psychedelic integrative therapy.

Alana, a self-described fat, black femme in her 30’s received some strong messages about therapy as a middle-schooler. She was told that therapy is for white people and black people go to church. In college, she was an activist who tried her best to create more diversity at the campus counseling center. Later in life she and her spouse decided to open their relationship. She was looking for a therapist that was sex positive, poly competent, anti-racist and body positive.

Alana, a self-described fat, black femme in her 30’s searches for a competent therapist

Here is a statement that should be incredibly non-controversial: All online therapist directories that allow potential clients to filter therapists by gender should include at least three gender options. They should be “Trans/Non-binary”, “Female” and “Male”.

The leading online therapist directory, Psychology Today, does not allow people to filter for therapists that are trans or non-binary. That needs to change. 

Sign the petition: http://chng.it/MW9SyYrhQj

Sign the Petition: Psychology Today Needs to Add Trans/Non-binary as a third gender option

Jess, a woman who decided to open her relationship while going to counseling, had to decide if she wanted to continue therapy with her current counselor who was critical of her relationship choices, or if she should find a therapist who was more open, trained and non-judgmental of her poly relationship. Jess, and guest host Heidi Savell, talk about what to look for when seeking a therapist who provides counseling to poly folks. They define some common terms and used in the poly community.

Jess is on the search for a polyamorous, non-monogamous competent therapist

Say More About That

Hosted by Fr. Nicholas and Pres. Roxanne Louh. Fr. Nicholas is the priest at St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church in Jacksonville, Florida, and Dr. Roxanne is a licensed clinical Psychologist who uses her extensive training in private practice.

Social Sciences Podcasts / Page 7

Cloudy With A Chance Of Podcast: A Podcast For Weather Fans

Dream Meanings

A History of Architecture, the Fundamental Process Podcast

Trending Globally: Politics and Policy

EconTalk Archives, 2007

Family Plots

The Mind Leads Performance Podcast

caramelmocha

An InExact Science

Podcast Episodes – The Fire Inside Podcast

Say More About That

Healthy Minds Healthy Souls

ترجمان علوم انسانی

Urge Fix: Strategies & Support for Recovering Addicts and People Who Love Them

www.MANMINDSET.com DATING SHOW FOR MEN

THE COGNITIVE RAMPAGE

הצוללת

Thinking With Somebody Else's Head

Office Hours

Tell Me About Your Mother

the Yogi Therapist Podcast

Same Time Next Week

Urban Dharma NC Podcast

MASKulinity Podcast

The Shape of the World

The Other Side Of Potential

The Entry Level Left Podcast

Higher Ed

High Crimes and History

Психология: мифы и реальность.

Changing Minds with Owen Fitzpatrick

Dangerous World Podcast

Attention Different | an ADHD podcast

Other Life

The Mobility Podcast

Sex and Psychology Podcast

The Backchannel

The Social Work Duo

Introspectology

AHMED HULUSİ - SON SOHBETLER

Decolonize Social Work

Social Media and Politics

girişimci muhabbeti

Curando Amores | Rob Arteaga, Psicoterapeuta | Consejería Matrimonial | Psicolog...

Casual Loops

2100

People Who Surf

The Lots of Watts Podcast

The Aether

TILclimate