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I have a Master's in Forensic Psychology. This Podcast is where I review books I have been reading and discussing topics relating to psychology, politics, and sometimes just shooting the bull with fr... more
FAQs about The Sean M. Sullivan Podcast:How many episodes does The Sean M. Sullivan Podcast have?The podcast currently has 120 episodes available.
May 08, 2019Episode 043: Mike TolerMike Toler returns to Table Talks to discuss the theories of 5G and how the better wifi is a plot against humanity. He also touches on the encroachment of socialism and communism in the United States....more1h 3minPlay
May 03, 2019Episode 042: Book Review - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 2e by Judith BeckI review CBT 2e by Judith Beck and also share real life instances where I have used the methods laid out by Dr. Beck in this book.8/10 I highly recommend this book for those of you who want to learn how to challenge ideas in a therapeutic way or to those of you learning to be psychotherapists....more33minPlay
April 20, 2019Episode 041: Peterson vs Zizek; Tales From Cental State (Part2); Future IdeasI talk briefly on topics such as the Peterson/Zizek debate, Politics regarding the Mueller Report, More tales from my job at Central State, I also discuss ideas for future episodes and my book that I am sadly still working on....more42minPlay
April 09, 2019Episode 040: Book Review-The Will to Meaning; Foundations and Applications of LogotherapyI review the book "The Will to Meaning" by Viktor Frankl. Its a follow up to "Man's Search for Meaning" I discuss my attempts at using the applications with a patient who used to be on my ward. I also pose a question to the listeners regarding an idea, so I hope to receive feedback regarding that idea so I will know what to do next....more33minPlay
April 09, 2019Episode 039: Book Review - One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr SolzhenitsynI review the book "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" by Alexandr Solzhenitsyn. The book follows the protagonist Ivan Denosovich Shukov through a typical day in the Soviet Gulag camp. Survival is what drives the prisoners as they work in -35 degree temperatures. I highly recommend this book....more29minPlay
March 27, 2019Episode 038: Book Review - The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor DostoevskyThis is my review of the classic Russian novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky, who through his characters explores the psychology of hedonism, atheism, religion, and nihilism through his characters in the novel.A solid 10/10...more32minPlay
March 26, 2019Episode 037: Rachel GibbonsI have Rachel Gibbons, one of my oldest friends from High School and I have what was thought to be a contentious discussion turned out to be a great conversation where we were able to agree on many different things, which is a great thing with a promise to return and discuss Dr. Jordan Peterson, whom we both agree has helped many people, myself included....more1h 59minPlay
March 18, 2019Episode 036 : Richard ProvostTonight Logan and I have a conversation with West Virginia resident Richard Provost who began a legal battle against the West Virginia advocacy departments of Child Protective Services and the Department of Health and Human Resources and the Board of Education is also involved in Wood County. He discusses how he initially won against them in court and shares his story....more1h 32minPlay
March 08, 2019Episode 035: Barry LawrenceBarry Lawrence and I catch up and discuss Religion, Philosophy, Psychology, and Personality and catch up on other topics as well...more1h 34minPlay
March 08, 2019Episode 034: Mike TolerI have Mike Toler on to discuss some of his research into government corruption. He talks about local Alderson, WV corruption and gets into the national and international stage of conspiracies regarding corruption....more46minPlay
FAQs about The Sean M. Sullivan Podcast:How many episodes does The Sean M. Sullivan Podcast have?The podcast currently has 120 episodes available.