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We're grateful to hear storyteller Joseph Green share his journey of healing and discovery through the arts, teaching others, and the cultivation of empathy and understanding!
Learn more about Joseph and his work at LMS Voice!
We're joined by Kim Bouressa of the Marshfield Boys and Girls Club to discuss the effects of 'screen time' on developing brains, and the potentially addictive effects of too much technology!
We're honored to speak with author Liz Kitchens on how 'Lady Boomers' can live their best second acts and find their sass after sixty!
Get your copy of Be Brave. Lose the Beige!: Finding Your Sass After Sixty!
We're joined by Dr. Geoff Kane, Chief of Addiction Services at the Brattleboro Retreat, who shares what he calls the 'Two Pillars of Recovery' that everyone needs when managing their addiction!
Get your copy of The Two Pillars of Recovery Workbook!
We get to hear from addiction medicine specialist Dr. Alex Walley about the lifesaving measures put in place to prevent overdose deaths, and the stigma that has so long stood in their way.
We have the honor of having on Zoe Bradford of The Company Theatre to hear about her newest musical in collaboration with Melissa Carubia and Michael Hammond - Born to do This, a sung-through rock opera following the life the legendary Joan of Arc!
Get your tickets to Born to do This at The Company Theatre in Norwell, running July 28th to August 20th!
We're honored to have trans rights activist Eli Erlick join us to dispel the latest wave of anti-trans propaganda being amplified on social media!
Learn more about Eli's important work!
We're joined by professor and author Danielle Dick to learn about the role genetics plays in influencing children's behavior, and how parents can better understand their own unique children!
Order your copy of The Child Code!
We welcome transitional age youth specialist Dr. Stephen Tourjee to learn about the growing phenomenon of 'failure to launch' among young adults, the social, psychological, and economic reasons behind it, and how parents and mental health professionals can make a difference in their lives!
We welcome back Finley Congdon for a conversation about drag, its connection to queer history and culture, and the many misconceptions still surrounding the two!
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