Richard Tierney shares his powerful journey from his upbringing in Ireland to becoming a visionary in the field of spiritual healing. Richard opens up about childhood trauma, alcohol and gambling—addictions that once masked a "hole in the soul" left by his past. After finding initial relief through traditional 12-step programs, Richard realized that true recovery required addressing the deep-seated memories and "soul sabotage" that clinical methods often overlook.

He discusses the development of his two transformative programs, Trauma Recovery Anonymous and its accompanying Healing Event, which utilize a unique 12-step spiritual framework combined with visualization and holistic practices. Richard shares how he now helps others break the chains of their history by returning the "baggage" of the past to its rightful owner, allowing them to finally live fully in the present.

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This is the first part of this program, the giving back of the details, the baggage and all the dark energy back to our younger self, in a safe and non intrusive manner.

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The second part of the program is the 12 steps of Trauma Recovery Anonymous; the spiritual solution to break free of the dysfunctional learned behaviors of that diagnosis, which for many was a misdiagnosis.

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Tom from The Truth Tank Podcast, joins the pod for a candid and wide-ranging conversation. Tom opens up about the personal experiences and upbringing that shaped him, offering a raw look at his journey through mental health and the resilience required to find his voice.

We explore the origins of his podcasting and how his deep-seated fascination with cinema, history and conspiracy theories fuels his creative process.

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Eugene Manley Jr. reflects on the twists and turns of his academic career and the inspiration behind SCHEQ, while opening up about navigating racism. He also shares the profound impact of his ADHD diagnosis, offering a raw and empowering perspective on how neurodiversity and identity shape the pursuit of health equity.

Kurt Sasso, the driving force behind the long-running entertainment show Two Geeks Talking.

Kurt takes us through his incredible journey starting the podcast back in 2008, sharing stories from his upbringing in Canada and his deep-rooted passion for geek culture.

With over 1,200 interviews under his belt, Kurt discusses his specialty in highlighting comic artists, filmmakers and musicians, providing them a space to share their "Eureka!" moments. He also gets personal about his career change at 33, returning to university to pursue visual arts and documentary filmmaking and how that leap of faith helped him evolve as a professional interviewer.

Whether you’re a creator or a listener, Kurt’s insights into the world of podcasting and the importance of storytelling are not to be missed.

Connect with Kurt Sasso

• Website: TGTMedia.com

• Podcast: Two Geeks Talking (Podbean)

• YouTube: TGT Media

• Twitter/X: @KurtSasso

• Instagram: @KurtSasso

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Anjan shares his powerful journey from navigating the high-pressure academic culture of India to adjusting to life and career in the USA. Drawing from his experience as a software architect and his life-altering transition to the States, he discusses the mental frameworks necessary to turn intense pressure into professional clarity.

Drawing from the insights shared in his viral TEDx talk, Anjan discusses how he now empowers Gen Z employees to stand out in the workplace by mastering their emotional clarity and overcoming the "perfectionist" mindset. We dive into his unique strategies for helping young professionals navigate corporate life with confidence, turning the stress of high expectations into a powerful catalyst for leadership and career growth.

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Former NBA All-Star James Donaldson joins the podcast and discusses his incredible transition from professional basketball to mental health advocacy.

James played in the NBA at the Seattle Supersonics and Dallas Mavericks as well as playing professionally in Europe for six years. He then went to open his own business in Seattle after he retired from basketball.

James opens up about the private battles he faced. He shares his vulnerable journey through depression and wanting to end his own life.

James then got help through professionals and through close friends. He talks about how he got the help and what he does now in discovering his mission behind his Gift of Life Foundation and the insights from his book.

James explores his work in suicide prevention and his dedication to helping others find a path to healing and purpose. This conversation is a powerful look at resilience, the importance of mental health awareness and the reality that your greatest victory can happen off the court.

25 episodes in and it’s finally time for a solo episode

To celebrate this milestone, I’m sitting down to answer your burning questions. From deep truths to random trivia and everything in between.

Huge thanks for sending these in. Let's dive in!

Willie Thornton is a Missouri-based DJ known as Wild Willie and host of the moving podcast, "Soul Impact: How Music Saved Us." Willie explores music as a lifeline, but today, he is sharing his own deeply personal story for the very first time. Willie's journey began with a rough and abusive childhood, and he found his essential coping mechanism and enduring love in music. He has faced immense challenges, including a battle with alcohol, the breakdown of his marriage, struggles with mental health and even time spent in jail. He emerged on the other side as a stronger, better man. I thank Willie for his courage in opening up and sharing his life and how music became the ultimate source of your resilience.

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