In this episode, Marcas and Bill introduce themselves and the aspirations for the podcast.  We talk about goals and target audience. 

Dr. Jed Diamond is one of the world's leading experts in Gender Medicine and Men's Health and is the author of 17 books. He talks with us on this episode about his personal journey, his discovery of his high sensitivity, and the importance of the father wound. 

Walt Lofstrom and Michael Robinson are two highly sensitive musicians who have crafted a creative and thoughtful song, "Something Right About Us," for and about highly sensitive people. In this episode, they discuss the song's genesis and their lives as HSP men. You can view and hear the full video of them singing the song here: https://youtu.be/YqooYPMLyfQ 

Dr. Tracy Cooper is a leading authority on Highly Sensitive People and HSPs with high sensation seeking. He is a professor, author, lecturer, and consultant, and talks with us about the intersection of high sensitivity, high sensation seeking, and creativity.

Bill and Marcas had the deep honor of sitting down with Dr. Judith Orloff, psychiatrist, empath, and one of the most compassionate voices in the conversation around human sensitivity. Together they explore her powerful new book, The Genius of Empathy: Practical Skills to Heal Your Sensitive Self, Your Relationships, and the World — and what unfolds is exactly the kind of conversation Still Waters was created for.

Co-hosts, Marcas O'Dea and Bill Allen, talk about the core mission of the podcast and introduce themselves. 

In this introductory episode, Bill Allen and Marcas O'Dea discuss the podcast's mission and introduce themselves. The discussion of the intersection of masculinity, creativity, and sensitivity is the core pillar of the podcast.