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The Compound and FriendsThe Compound and FriendsLadies and Gentlemen, Mr. Harvey SchwartzOn episode 171 of The Compound and Friends, Michael Batnick and Downtown Josh Brown are joined by Harvey Schwartz, CEO of Carlyle and former president of Goldman Sachs to discuss Harvey's remarkable journey through the financial industry. In this episode, Harvey tells us about his early career as a fitness instructor and cold-caller, lessons learned during the 2008 financial crisis, saving Goldman during the financial crisis, Carlyles current momentum, and the rise of private equity and private credit.This episode is sponsored by VanEck and Public.To learn more about VanEck's Uranium and Nuclear ETF...2024-12-2749 minThe Clay Lab Network PodcastThe Clay Lab Network PodcastHarvey Schwartz – Sporting Clays Target Difficulty, Trends & Integrity with GSCA President – MSA PodcastSend us a textHarvey Schwartz, President of the Georgia State Clay Association, shares his journey into the world of sporting clays, detailing how he transitioned from a novice shooter to a key figure in the sport's governance. He discusses the financial revival of the GSCA, the importance of youth engagement, and the competitive landscape of Georgia's sporting clays shooting community. The conversation also delves into the challenges of target difficulty and the future of sporting clays, emphasizing the need for innovation and growth in the sport. The conversation explores the growth of youth participation in shooting...2024-12-0557 minA State of MindA State of MindThe New Paradigm of Healing with Harvey Schwartz, PhDHarvey Schwartz, PhD talks with Julian Royce about trauma, PTSD, healing, dissociation, dissociative identity disorder, and the importance of psychedelic medicine and his passion for training the next generation of psychedelic assisted therapists.    Links for Harvey Schwartz: https://www.polarisinsight.com   https://www.amazon.com/stores/Harvey-L.-Schwartz/author/B001IZ1EJC?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true   Harvey Schwartz, PhD has written numerous books & articles, including  and the Alchemy of Wolves and Sheep and Dialogues with Forgotten Voices and co-authoring  Integral Psychedelic Therapy.   ...2024-03-271h 28Collectors Gene RadioCollectors Gene RadioHarvey Schwartz - The Last Great Rattan DealerKnown as the last great rattan dealer, Harvey Schwartz is getting ready to relaunch his infamous rattan company, Tropical Sun. So why is Harvey the last great rattan dealer? Well, at 80 years old he’s still running the show and grabbing up all the great rattan known, even if it means going to a swap meet at 5am. To say he loves this stuff is an understatement. His collection spans over 2500pcs, and the best part? It’s all for sale. Harvey actually started as an aerospace engineer which has surprisingly helped him in his rattan business more than you...2023-05-2428 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchFrom Immunology to Psychoanalysis: Reflections on Primitive Mental States with Shiri Ben Bassat (Tel Aviv) “This is the first time that I really felt what is meant by cell relations. You have object relations and you have part-object relations and anxieties that are depressive and schizophrenic. But when I deal with primitive anxieties, I really felt cell relations. What I felt is that my cells were going beyond my skin and I felt that she felt that my cells were going beyond her skin. You have this diffuse transference and when you have this sort of transference it took me to prenatal life and biological life.  Also, I had all those theoretical people like Tus...2023-03-0545 minThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingMight Rapamycin Extend our Lifespan, Healthspan, and Cognitive Functioning? with Arlan Richardson, PhD "One of the things that is very exciting is that this is a very robust finding. In other words, sometimes in science people see something and then it's not replicated - Rapamycin’s impact on lifespan has been replicated. When I started researching this area 50 years ago, I never felt that we would find a pill that would have an impact on aging and lifespan. Aging is very complex - to find one thing that would have an impact was highly unlikely. So when this happened in 2009, I had a small part in this, it was really very exciting be...2023-02-2448 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchFreud Encounters C.S. Lewis as imagined by Mark St. Germain "[in the play Freud's Last Session]... with the sound of the bombers both men react as they did the first time - with fear. But this time instead of disguising it they admit to it. That admittance was the bond between them. Freud also was shaken by the whole experience. At the very end of the play, and repeatedly through the play, there were reports on the BBC about the war. The BBC at that point had a live orchestra, and when the news was finished the orchestra would jump in and play music until the next news bulletin...2023-02-1944 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalytic Reflections on Evil with Dr. Roger Kennedy (London) "I feel as a psychoanalyst one has to respond to the world. We can’t just simply remain in our consulting rooms although that has always been vitally important for my identity and thinking. We can’t turn a blind eye to what is going on in the world. There are a lot of awful things going on - a lot of genocides, a lot of similar kinds of processes that were seen in the Holocaust, that were seen in slavery, and they are continuing. We need to stand up, we need to say what’s going on, we need t...2023-02-0552 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchCan Psychoanalysis be Identical Everywhere? with Jorge Bruce (Lima) "Psychoanalysis is a translation of what I call in Spanish, Psicoanalisis Criollo, which means that we are hybrid cultures in Latin America, and that is something that we should never forget. We have been acting in the Psychoanalytical Society for so long as if we were living in some big modern city of the first world, like London, Paris, San Francisco, New York.  I think that this ignoring or even denial of the fact that we are not there, we live in societies which are in many ways different than societies from the first world and we have to t...2023-01-2200 minThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingAn Analyst's Novel: Resilience in the Face of a Mother's Death with Kerry Malawista, PhD "One way a child of Jody’s age deals with loss is that you don’t miss the person, in a sense you can become them. So, I have her step into the mother role, immediately trying to look after the younger ones and then wearing her mother sunglasses - it’s like she becomes her and then you don’t miss her so much. The neighbor is like an analyst figure, and she goes over and talks to this woman, Juliette, a very kind woman. I had Juliette say to her: ‘The way I see it, a death doesn’t ha...2023-01-1335 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis and Opera – rejoining the verbal and non-verbal with Steven Goldberg, MD and Lee Rather, Ph.D. (San Francisco) “Unconsciously, or sometimes just without really focusing on it, we’re always responding to the musicality of the patient’s voice. I think that careful listening and study of opera really hones our ability to do that. We pay more attention to it and we can potentially make not just unconscious use of it but also conscious use of it. As we listen to how the music itself is conveying the story that the patient is telling, it’s not necessarily the same story as the words are telling. What is often interesting is that the musicality of the voice, w...2023-01-081h 14Psychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalytic Fieldwork: A Woman Psychanalyst (Training Analyst IPA) Working in Eastern Africa with Dr. phil. Barbara Saegesser (Biel/Bienne, Switzerland)"The psychoanalytic frame I have built in myself helps me to find a way to not go too near and not be too distant to a person. It is other than what we learn when we learn to be psychoanalysts. Then we have the opportunity to feel in a room where we are not in danger - it’s more the patient that feels in danger. He is coming and he has fears - but we, knowing our room, our couch, we don’t have many fears. But if you work as I did in an open field, in diff...2022-12-1149 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchTeaching Dynamic Therapy through Storytelling with Anne Adelman, Ph.D. (Chevy Chase, MD) and Kerry Malawista, Ph.D. (Potomac, MD)“When I first started teaching it was most often done through theory, and teaching these complicated words with hard-to-understand concepts. It never made sense to me, to be honest, as a student myself. So, when I began teaching, I would tell stories whether they were about my own life or about my children as a way to express the idea of whatever the concept was. I found that the students became so engaged and interested, and it made sense to them. I think it also made it less frightening when they heard these diagnoses and different terms that scared th...2022-11-2753 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchAnalytic Desire, Listening and Letting Go witAnalytic Desire, Listening and Letting Go with Mitchell Wilson, MD (Berkeley)h Mitchell Wilson, MD (Berkeley)"It seemed to me in my training, also in my scholarly pursuits, that desire did not have conceptual status in most analytic clinical theory. Most traditions did not have a way of talking about the analyst’s motivations with the exception of the well-worn ideas about the analyst’s ‘blind spots’. But in terms of specific motivations, we just didn’t have a way to think about them. Yet it seemed to me that over and over again, especially around the thorny problem of clinical impasses and iatrogenic resistances caused by the analyst’s activity, that the analyst’s intention and...2022-11-131h 07The Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingBipolar Disease, Insulin Resistance and Metformin: New Research with Cynthia Calkin, MD "The best way to think about insulin resistance is that it’s pre-diabetes. In the course of developing type 2 diabetes, which we see in much higher rates in people with bipolar disorder compared to the general population, one starts off with normal blood sugar levels but elevated insulin. It is the elevated insulin that pushes the blood sugar down into the normal range. This is typically something that is missed by physicians because there’s been no medical indication to test for it [insulin level]. After the metabolic dysregulation progresses, patients become glucose intolerant, and at that point a doct...2022-11-0444 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPoliPolish Psychoanalysis, Ukraine and Intergenerational Trauma with Edyta Biernacka (Krakow)sh Psychoanalysis, Ukraine and Intergenerational Trauma with Edyta Biernacka (Krakow)"During the treatment they start to think about their family, they want to understand what really happened to their parents that made them such monsters towards their own children? They start to look for the origins of their family and the history of the family and they found transgenerational traumas from both sides - family members who were victims and family members who were persecutors. This is something on the personal level we have to live with all the time. When you can read the memoirs of different people you can also find both sides - the people who...2022-10-3044 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchForeignness, the Blues, and Psychoanalysis in Iran with Gohar Homayounpour, PsyD (Tehran) "Aren't these daughters of Persia retelling that myth [Shahnameh] as we speak - they put their hair down, Rudabeh put her hair down. This time maybe from this union there will now be a baby girl that will be born. This new epic female hero will transform this land. Something has happened - it’s an event, and whether we like it or not there is going to be a before and after. We observe the best of Rudabeh’s daughter in every single one of these girls. We know in psychoanalysis that these things are not something that can...2022-10-1650 minThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Value of Paternity Leave for Children and Families with Richard Petts, PhD "When paternity leave comes into the picture you have a situation where parents are home together. Those processes are able to develop for both the mother and the father - there’s time for fathers to bond with their children, there’s time for parents to figure out how to be  parents together. It’s not so lopsided where mothers become the experts because they are there all the time. Mothers and fathers can develop that expertise together because they are both there at home at the same time. At this sort of crucial point where you figure everything out for...2022-10-0741 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchFrom Neurology to Psychoanalysis with Iftah Biran, MD (Tel Aviv) and Rachel Gross, MD (Philadelphia) "I started with an analyst right as I was ending residency and starting the fellowship in Behavioral Neurology and Movement Disorders. It was right in this transition time, and over time it transitioned into a psychoanalysis, and I think it served a number of functions. There was something about the way of exploring what was going on, trying to get to the bottom of it, trying to understand it, trying to understand oneself with another person, that I think was closer to what I was trying to get to originally. There was also something about him, my analyst, that...2022-10-021h 01Psychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchFemaleness, Fecundity and their Psychic Reach with Rosemary Balsam, MD "I feel very often that I can detect when people are doing case presentations, this ubiquitous tendency to not bother about the body. At a very superficial level it is accepted that we run around in bodies. What is actually a slightly deeper idea is that we run around in bodies, but our minds couldn’t have any function at all if our other parts of our functional systems weren’t also working, So the body and the mind of course are deeply interconnected. We do know that too, that’s not news, but it constantly becomes eliminated."    ...2022-09-181h 06EZ WAYEZ WAYeZWay Network RBL 09/12/22 S:9 EP: 109 FEAT: Toni Kaufman/ Harvey SchwartzTEXT EZWAY TO 55678JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK EZWAYWALLOFFAME.COM HERE!Brought to you by BRAINTAP.COM/EZWAYRadio Boomers LiveLike our FB PageEvery Mon. 10 a.m. PSTWith Host: James Zuley, Eric ZuleyGuest:  Toni Kaufman - Stand out starsHot Topic: News Updates...Jim's Gem: Stay FocusedCarmelita's Corner: Harvey SchwartzPodcast Party Stunts and Fun with Stars of Netflix Drive Hard The Maloof Way Recap2022-09-121h 11eZWay Network RBL 09/12/22 S:9 EP: 109 FEAT: Toni Kaufman/ Harvey SchwartzTEXT EZWAY TO 55678 JOIN OUR SOCIAL NETWORK EZWAYWALLOFFAME.COM HERE! Brought to you by BRAINTAP.COM/EZWAY Radio Boomers Live Like our FB Page Every Mon. 10 a.m. PST With Host: James Zuley, Eric Zuley Guest:  Toni Kaufman - Stand out stars Hot Topic: News Updates... Jim's Gem: Stay Focused Carmelita's Corner: Harvey Schwartz Podcast Party Stunts and Fun with Stars of Netflix Drive Hard The Maloof Way Recap2022-09-121h 12The Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Mind, Body and Soul in HealingThe Role of Technology in Mental Health Care with Isaac Galatzer-Levy, PhD "There is a company called NightWare, that developed a feature for PTSD that uses components from Apple Watch. One of the primary symptoms in PTSD is intense nightmares which are very distressing, they disrupt their sleep and really drive a lot of symptomatology. This company created an app that detects when people with PTSD are having nightmares.  It uses the existing sleep function [on the watch] to detect when they are having disruptive sleep. Then it uses the vibrating haptic to wake the patient up. So it is simply just disrupting their sleep, waking them up from a nightmare, a...2022-09-0959 minPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchPsychoanalysis On and Off the CouchFrom Edu From Education to Psychoanalysis with Susana Merlo, MA (Buenos Aires) and Ellen Pinsky, PsyD (Cambridge, Mass) cation to Psychoanalysis with Susana Merlo, MA (Buenos Aires) and Ellen Pinsky, PsyD (Cambridge, Mass)"I think that writing also is among the things that help me think this through and get there. When I finished my degree, I was actually very pessimistic - I had no idea that at close to age 55-56 that a psychoanalytic institute would even consider me but I did decide to take the leap and I ended up going to BPSI [Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute] and here I am." — Ellen Pinsky    "The training time was a time of discovering - we read the authors I knew, and what was happening to me also at t...2022-09-0457 minHarvey Brownstone Interviews...Harvey Brownstone Interviews...Harvey Brownstone Interviews Teri Ralston, Legendary Star Of Musical TheatreHarvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Teri Ralston, Legendary Star Of Musical Theatre About Harvey's guest: Today’s guest, Teri Ralston, is a legendary star of musical theatre who made her Broadway debut in COMPANY, which began a long and fruitful relationship with 2 Broadway giants: Stephen Sondheim and Hal Prince.    She was then cast in A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC.  She’s performed in or directed 11 of Stephen Sondheim’s shows, including FOLLIES, SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE, INTO THE WOODS, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM, PUTTING IT TOGETHER...2022-08-2349 min