The Behavioral Corner

Being a sports fan can be many things; joyous, desperate, miserable, and transcendent. But how important is watching sports to our mental well being? We asked an expert. Ray Didinger began to like the rest of us, a passionate hometown fan. His love of the games led him to a career in journalism and ultimately a place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame writers section.

Ray believes sports are absolutely important to our sanity.

As we wait through this strange spring for the games to come back, Ray joins us on the Corner with his sports memories and a prediction on when (or if ) the games will return.

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The Behavioral Corner is produced in partnership with Retreat Behavioral Health -- where healing happens.

Bruce Warren has loved music ever since he can remember. He also believes in his soul that music can heal. As program director for Philadelphia's WXPN Bruce has the additional responsibility to share his passion with thousands of like-minded music lovers.  ⁠
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Bruce is hanging with us on the Corner with his sharp insights on music in general and the power to bring us together.⁠

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The Behavioral Corner is produced in partnership with Retreat Behavioral Health -- where healing happens.

Peter Schorr has devoted his life to providing people with quality healthcare in both the addiction and mental health areas. As  founder, President and CEO of Retreat Behavioral Health , he has built a revolutionary system to provide all levels of care to people in need.

Peter joins us on this edition of the BehavioralCorner with his insights on the road ahead regarding the all important question of how best to deliver this care during and after the coronavirus pandemic.

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The Behavioral Corner is produced in partnership with Retreat Behavioral Health -- where healing happens.

PT Barnum has nothing on Larry Magid. As one of the nation’s premier concert promoters Larry has sold more tickets and brought more people together in the shared experience of live performances than Barnum ever imagined. As co-founder of Philadelphia’s fabled rock&roll venue, The Electric Factory to Bob Geldof’s iconic “Live Aid” charity concert to Broadway’s bright lights, Larry Magid has done it all.

He’s our guest this time on BehavioralCorner where he’ll tell us of those past achievements and how soon we will be able again to come together and make a joyful sound.

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The Behavioral Corner is produced in partnership with Retreat Behavioral Health -- where healing happens.