THE EXPLODING HUMAN with Bob Nickman

We talk about intuition, inspiration, creativity and how it applies to Jules' outrageous, beautiful, funny and irreverent street art. We learn how her upbringing in Greece, England and New York informs her work and what made her pick up the spray paint can. She talks drugs, healing through art and the public controversy over her paintings of copulating bunnies. It's a fun ride!

I talk with equine therapist BRAD LANGENBERG about how he uses horses to work with a variety of people in learning more about themselves and how they might improve their lives. His work with recovering addicts, children with various personality disorders and business organizations has improved communication skills and self-knowledge for hundreds of people. His unique upbringing and intimate knowledge of what horses can teach us is a truly fascinating listen.

I talk with pediatric plastic surgeon Dr. Sheryl Lewin about her unique work with creating prosthetic ears for children born with microtia (partial or no ear). We also talk about her philanthropic organization "Earicles" and how her surgical technique has evolved, making her one of the leaders in her field. And we have some laughs, too.

Welcome to the first episode!! I talk with end-of-life, palliative care and hospice nurse JAY WESTBROOK. It was a frank, compassionate and spiritual discussion on all aspects of the dying experience.