Reality Therapy

In this episode, therapist Samantha Green discusses the corruption of the therapy field, the importance of perinatal health, and how the mental health field is failing at its mission.

In this episode, evolutionary psychologist Dr. Dani Sulikowski breaks down the science of dating, including how our norms have shifted from how our ancestors developed.

In this episode, Pamela Garfield-Jaeger and myself went over some facts about marijuana, including causing psychosis and addiction potential.

In this episode, I spoke with therapist David P. Robbins about what the data shows about modern dating, and how best to approach it for success.

In this episode, I spoke with social scientist Dr. Nathanial Bork about the science and psychology behind dating, including the philosophy of the Red Pill movement.

In this episode, I spoke with Harvard graduate Jen Howk about her experience in grad school, psychotherapy, and her shifting political philosophy.

In this episode, Dr. Chelsea Smith describes her journey through the world of higher education for social work and how much of it has become political indoctrination for the social justice movement. 

Dr. Jessica Stone, an author and spiritual counselor, shares her transformative journey through the realms of mental health and Christian healing. She critiques conventional therapy paradigms, arguing for a faith-integrated approach. The discussion highlights the mental toll of modern technology on well-being, particularly among younger populations. Stone stresses the need for inner peace and community connections as antidotes to anxiety. Additionally, she addresses how confronting suffering can lead to resilience and the importance of serving others in the healing process.

In this episode, detransitioner and activist Cori Cohn speaks on his journey through the world of transgender medicine, how the ideology shaped his worldview, and how he now fights to save other people from getting dragged into the trans movement.

In this episode, Australian evolutionary psychologist Dr. Dani Sulikowski discusses her research on female intrasexual competition, including the famous hairdresser study, and demonstrates how this phenomenon shapes society as a whole.