We intended this episode to be your light-bulb moment when you realize the stories you tell yourself, as advised by Tricia Baxley, author and life coach. She talks with Luka and Vegas K Jarrow about cognitive restructuring.

Author Sai Marie Johnson talks with W Lance Hunt and Vegas K Jarrow about her writing and philosophy.

Existential handyman, G. Scott Graham, who leads people to their truth Azimuth, talks about his coaching philosophy with Luka and Vegas K Jarrow.

Sharon Farber, author of Choosing to Be a Medium, discusses how to connect to the spirit realm with W. Lance Hunt and Vegas K Jarrow.

Dr. Craig Wiener, author of Backyard Politics, discussed the two paths of the protector and the promoter in regard to the psychology of politics with Luka and Vegas K Jarrow.

Lamya H., the anonymous author of Hijab Butch Blues, talks to W. Lance Hunt and Vegas K. Jarrow about her Muslim faith and being a queer woman.

Bernadine Fox, Author of Coming to Voice:  Surviving an Abusive Therapist, talks to Vegas K Jarrow and Luka about her experience and advocacy for those who have experienced abuse. This episode raises awareness of abuse. No explicit talk, however, listeners are encouraged to use their discretion in listening to this episode.

Rebecca Suzuki talks to Vegas K Jarrow about the influences on her philosophy of life, including her mother, Buddhism, her ancestors, and her poetry.

Dr. Hector, your trusted psychiatrist, speaks with W. Lance Hunt and Vegas K. Jarrow about the field of psychiatry, its challenges, and his approach to addressing the existential crisis of traumatized consciousness.

Mark Robinson, author of Black on Madison Avenue, talks to W Lance Hunt and Vegas K Jarrow about his experiences working in the advertising industry as an African American man.