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Page Turners: A Bookish PodcastEpisode 51: The Rose Bargain by Sasha Peyton SmithThis week, we are back in the warm bosom of fantasy romance and we're reading a book with very big shoes to fill! It's filled with trickster faes, regency romance and of course a dark and broody x wet lettuce love triangle! 2025-04-281h 18
How Humans Work Podcast#46: Amy Emerson - Breaking the Stigma: Psychedelics in SocietyEpisode SummaryThe highly informed and deeply compassionate Amy Emerson joins Jef Szi and the How Humans Work Podcast for a remarkable conversation about the evolving landscape of psychedelics. With her extensive involvement and leadership in the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)* and their multi-year effort to get MDMA approved by FDA as a therapeutic medicine for PTSD. There are few better than Amy who can speak to the state of psychedelics for medical use in society. Not only does Amy share her honest appraisal about FDA drug approval process and members...2025-04-251h 12
Picking Teams: A Playbook for ParentsGet Out Of Their Way with Coach Karl HedleyToday's Play: Coach Karl Hedley emphasizes the importance of allowing players to face adversity and develop resilience. Hedley stresses the value of sports in teaching teamwork, respect, and leadership, and advises parents to support their children's growth by stepping back and letting them learn from experiences.Today's Coach: Karl Hedley is the Boys Soccer Director at Gwinnett Soccer Association. He's coached youth soccer for 20 years and specializes in coaching middle-school-aged players. Send us your feedback!To learn more about Bryant College Coaching, and download our new e-book, cl...2025-04-2120 min
Keepin It Real w/Caramel "As We Say 100""The Walking Therapist"
A New Approach To Counselling with Amy de NobrigaWhen I interviewed Amy de Nobriga it was very interesting. We spoke about all the great support she gives to people and how she discovered an unique way of therapy. I really enjoyed speaking with Amy. Amy de Nobriga from Toronto, Ontario has nearly 2 decades of experience in the field of social work with agencies, including Mount Sinai Hospital, SickKids Hospital, Humber River Hospital, The Children’s Aid Society, Interval House, The Good Shepherd, University of Guelph & York University at Osgoode Hall Law School. She has provided a wide range of therapeutic support to children, young adults, older adults, pregnant wo...2025-03-3117 min
Picking Teams: A Playbook for ParentsAnomalies and Divas with Coach Keenan HicktonToday's Play: Coach Keenan Hickton shares his journey from multi-sport athlete in Pittsburgh to Emory University standout, and eventually to coaching one of the top-ranked Division III golf teams in the country. Keenan talks about what he looks for in recruits—highlighting the rare but powerful combination of confidence and humility—and why rankings don’t always tell the full story. He offers valuable advice to parents on how to support their young athletes through the emotional highs and lows of competitive sports, urging families to stay process-focused, trust the coach, and avoid overreacting to short-term results.2025-03-2834 min
Sex After with Amy MarcsSex After "The After" with Amy and Licensed Therapist Sasha HawkesThis week, Amy is joined by her producing partner and licensed therapist, Sasha Hawkes in Sex After: “The After”, where they will delve deeper into the conversation on Codependency and the Culture of Men’s Mental Health.The After is a new series where Amy Marcs and Sasha Hawkes look more closely at the topics discussed in their previous episodes. This intimate follow-up series provides an opportunity for further exploration of mental health topics. Through The After, Amy and Sasha aim to continue the conversation, giving listeners a chance to connect on a deeper...2025-03-1357 min
Picking Teams: A Playbook for ParentsModel the Behavior with Coach Tommy ValentiniToday's Play: Coach Tommy Valentini offers practical strategies for parents to navigate the emotional highs and lows of youth sports. He emphasizes shifting the focus from wins and losses to effort, growth, and core values, fostering healthier conversations with young athletes. Tommy and amy also highlight the importance of collaboration between parents and coaches, with coaches playing a key role in setting clear expectations and engaging parents in supporting the team’s culture. The ultimate goal? Creating a positive, character-building experience that extends far beyond the game.Today's Guest: Dr. Tommy Valentini is in his 16th year as...2025-03-0628 min
Picking Teams: A Playbook for ParentsLove Letters with Coach Kirk WagnerToday's Play: Coach Kirk Wagner and Amy Bryant explore the challenges of coach-parent relationships in youth sports, with an emphasis on managing emotional parental feedback. Kirk and Amy highlight the importance of coaches preparing for parental involvement while maintaining clear boundaries, and advise parents to be thoughtful in their communication to coaches to avoid negatively impacting their child's future opportunities. Today's Coach: Kirk Wagner is the Head Boys Soccer Coach at St. Pius X Catholic High School. Kirk has extensive playing experience at the collegiate level (NAIA St. Edwards University where he is a...2025-02-1435 min
Picking Teams: A Playbook for ParentsSweatshirt or Bust with Coach Kyle GookinsToday's Play: Kyle Gookins shares insights on navigating the recruiting landscape to uncover meaningful opportunities, beyond prestigious school names. He acknowledges that the college recruiting process can be a minefield of parental pressure and misplaced priorities. Amy and Kyle remind parents that it's crucial for student-athletes and their families to focus on finding the right fit - a place where the student can thrive academically, develop as an athlete, and be truly happy. Today's Coach: Kyle Gookins is a former Division I Head Men's Soccer Coach who currently is the Director...2025-02-0629 min
Picking Teams: A Playbook for ParentsSerious Fun: The Value of Small Moments with Coach Karl HedleyToday's Play: Karl Hedley impresses the importance of allowing children to organically develop a passion for their sport, rather than forcing it upon them. Karl also emphasizes the need to make sport accessible and available, but then let the child's own interest and love for the game grow naturally. He cautioned against overly enthusiastic parenting that can dampen a child's passion, sharing examples of parents pushing their children too hard and leading to burnout. Ultimately, a parent should be focused on developing not only successful athletes, but well-rounded individuals who demonstrate maturity, sportsmanship and the ability to...2025-01-2222 min