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Jake White has never touched drugs and has made that his superpower, with the Vive18 co-founder explaining how modeling substance-free living, validating others daily, and teaching real coping skills can stop addiction before it starts!
Harvard physician and cannabis specialist Dr. Peter Grinspoon joins Dr. Joe to reveal how cannabis can help with the pain, insomnia, and anxiety of aging, why the drug war was built on racism rather than science, and what it truly takes to treat addiction with compassion.
Get your copy of Aging Well with Cannabis: Feel Better, Sleep Better, and Live Better with Marijuana and CBD!
Trauma therapist, expert witness, and author Shari Botwin joins Dr. Joe to discuss her book Stolen Childhoods: Thriving After Abuse, why PTS'D' is an injury rather than a disorder, how shame keeps survivors silent, and how gratitude, trust, and one caring person can break generational cycles of abuse.
Writer, actor, and rock singer Cass Caduto joins Dr. Joe to discuss their original play Permanent Solutions, their upcoming audio series Glass Shard Eden, and why talking openly about suicide, mental health, and authenticity is essential to breaking stigma.
Learn more about Glass Shard Eden on their GoFundMe!
Sophie Shrand, the award-winning science comedian behind Science with Sophie and a featured Obama Presidential Center Changemaker, joins Dr. Joe to reveal why laughter lowers cortisol, builds trust, and makes us better learners!
Former Olympic boxer Danny O'Connor joins Dr. Joe to share his harrowing journey through a 20-year battle with binge eating disorder, and why he wrote Weight Class to give voice to the millions of men suffering in silence.
Zoe Bradford returns to The Dr. Joe Show to discuss The Company Theatre's production of Jagged Little Pill, a Tony-winning musical that tackles addiction, trauma, and family secrets with honesty, heart, and the unforgettable music of Alanis Morissette.
2nd Act's Ana Bess returns with teaching artist Rachel Tondreault for a powerful conversation about using theatre to address substance use, and how finding your voice on stage can lead to finding yourself in recovery.
Dr. Joe takes the mic solo to break down the I-M Approach, exploring how our Home, Social, and Biological Domains, as well as the ic, shape who we are; and why trust, respect, and reminding others of their value are the keys to healing, connection, and change!
Psychotherapist and author John Tsilimparis joins Dr. Joe to reveal how wonder, art, and everyday beauty can help us transform grief into resilience, proving that even in our darkest moments, there is magic to be found.
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