Dr Kirk interviews his sister.

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00:00 What was it like growing up in the Honda family?
20:08 Is it surprising Dr. Kirk started podcasting?
30:14 What did Colleen think of Dr. Kirk becoming a therapist?
47:36 Were there favorites in the family?
1:06:38 Did Dr. Kirk change after becoming a therapist?
1:08:58 Growing up half Japanese
1:16:45 What did Colleen listen to in high school?
1:24:32 Dr. Kirk's rebellious phase
1:32:52 Collen's advice for young parents
1:48:51 Dr. Kirk's near-drowning

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July 1, 2024

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