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Title: Green Flags
Author: Quique Autrey
Narrator: Quique Autrey
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs and 5 mins
Release date: 12-13-24
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Genres: Friendship
Publisher's Summary:
In a world where forming lasting relationships can be challenging, Green Flags: How to Be the Kind of Person You Need in Your Life is your essential guide to meaningful transformation. Perfect for young adults and those who want to cultivate deeper, more fulfilling connections, this book offers a practical, nine-step plan to help you become the person you've always aspired to be.
2024-12-132h 05
jonathan_fosterGreen Flag People with Quique AutreyHey, this is my friend, psychoanalyst, and author, Quique Autrey. I've had the chance to be on his Psyche Podcast a couple of times, so when he decided to write a book, I knew I wanted to have him on and talk about the project. Btw, if you're into Rick Boothby, Todd McGowan, Peter Rollins kind of stuff, like me, then Quique's podcast is a great resource. Today, we're talking about his new book, which is is called Green Flags: How to be the Kind of Person You Need in Your Life. Green Flags is practical and h...
2024-11-3051 min
Hints and GuessesGreen Flags (in a Red Flag World) with Quique AutreyHere's a conversation with Quique Autrey, therapist, author and podcaster, about his new book Green Flags. What does it look like to become a person who's a little more like a "green flag" than a red flag? Where does one even start with "depth psychology?" Quique's highlights a number of accessible ways to turn the gaze inward, toward a healthier relationship with ourselves, which seems necessary in order to be a more generative presence in the world. You can find out more about Quique, and buy the book, at https://www.quiqueautrey.com/ Hope you here a hint or gues...
2024-11-021h 10
PsycheByung-Chul Han Book Discussion: The Agony of ErosThis is a special episode exploring Byung-Chul Han's The Agony of Eros. Three scholars and one psychotherapist explore various themes from the book.
Elisabeth Schilling
Barry Taylor
Erik Butler
Quique Autrey
2023-04-081h 20
PsycheKevin Sweeney: The Joy of Letting GoIn this episode, I speak with Kevin Sweeney. Kevin was the co-founder and lead pastor of Imagine Church. He is the host of podcast “The Church Needs Therapy” and is the author of two books The Making of a Mystic: My Journey with Mushrooms, My Life as a Pastor, and Why It’s Okay For Everyone to Relax and The Joy of Letting Go: One Thing Has The Power to Change Everything
Episode Highlights:
Psychedelic mushrooms & mysticism
Changing beliefs versus a shift in consciousness
A spirituality of subtraction
Letting go as an ongoing posture toward self and the wor...
2023-03-111h 22PsycheElliott Morgan: A Therapist & a Comedian Walk Into a BarIn this episode, I speak with Elliott Morgan. Elliott a stand-up comedian, writer, host, and founding member of The Valleyfolk. He is also a host of The Fundamentalists, a weekly podcast with philosopher Dr. Peter Rollins.
Episode Highlights:
Our shared love of Jeffrey Kripal
Depth psychology
Jordan Peterson & James Hillman
Synchronicity
Masculinity
Much More!
2023-03-031h 14PsycheDr. Barry Taylor: Situationist JesusIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Barry Taylor. Barry is a theologian-philosopher, musician, artist, academic and writer.
Episode Highlights:
Situationist Jesus Instagram account
Listening to our enemies
Social media and the dark side of technology
Radical theology
A radical theology of shoes
Much more!
2023-03-021h 23PsycheAlex Blondeau: Paul Tillich, Prayer & AdventureIn this episode, I speak with Alex Blondeau. Alex is a feral theologian with a PhD from Luther Seminary, a Native Prairie Restoration Practitioner, and a photographer. In this episode we discuss two of his articles on Paul Tillich.
Article: Prayer Does Not Work: Paul Tillich & Centering Prayer
Article: Paul Tillich, Salvation, and Big, Unnecessary, Crazy, Travel Adventure
Alex's Blog: Living Through Death
Harrison Ford: I Know Who The Fuck I Am
2023-02-221h 08PsycheDr. Matt Cardin: Writing Into the DarkIn this episode, I have a conversation with Dr. Matt Cardin. Matt Cardin is a writer and freelance editor living in North Central Arkansas. With a Ph.D. in leadership and a master’s degree in religious studies, he writes frequently about the intersection of religion, horror, art, and creativity. He is also Vice President of Academic Affairs at North Arkansas College.
Episode Highlights:
Sleep paralysis
The Paranormal
Christianity
Dreams
The daemon muse
Robert Anton Wilson
Lovecraft
Jeffrey Kripal
Erik Davis
Much more!
Matt's web...
2023-02-171h 17PsycheDr. Todd McGowan: Enjoyment Right & LeftIn this episode, I speak to Dr. Todd McGowan
Todd is a professor in the Department of English at The University of Vermont. He is also the co-host of the podcast, Why Theory.
In this episode, we discuss his book, Enjoyment Right & Left.
Episode Highlights:
Death, Existentialism & Heidegger
Enjoyment vs Pleasure
Death Drive Jouissance
Carl Schmitt
Symbolic Castration
Thirteenth Floor (1999) & Heathers (1988)
Much More!
2023-02-101h 20PsycheHelen Rollins: Emancipatory ContradictionIn this episode, I speak with Helen Rollins. Helen is a writer and filmmaker.
Episode Highlights:
Tammy Faye Bakker as a saint for radical Christianity
Her short film "Allone", an interpretation of a Buddhist parable that reflects on the life found in the ubiquity of loss and suffering
Her article, "'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' & Masculinity"
Much more!
Dialectial Materialist Girl substack
Instagram
2023-02-081h 34PsycheDr. Nick Walker: Neuroqueer HeresiesIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Nick Walker. Nick is an author, educator and futurist, best known for her book Neuroqueer Heresies and her work on neurodiversity and Neuroqueer theory. Nick is also a professor of psychology at California Institute of Integral Studies and senior aikido instructor at the Aiki Arts Center in Berkeley, California. Nick also writes speculative fiction, including the urban fantasy webcomic Weird Luck.
Episode Highlights:
Neurodiversity paradigm
Neuroqueer Theory
Gender and embodiment
Power & privilege
Essentialism and policing
Aikido
Much mo
2023-02-031h 34PsycheConner Habib: Hawk MountainIn this episode, I speak with Conner Habib. Conner is a podcaster, author, lecturer, and a sex workers’ rights advocate. His debut novel is Hawk Mountain.
Episode Highlights:
Memory and the adolescent psyche
The symbolism of animals
Dreams, desire and violence
Psychoanalysis and lack
Meister Eckhart
Wilhelm Reich
Rudolf Steiner
Sexual desire and masculinity
Much more!
2023-02-021h 27PsycheJay Bakker: Saint Tammy Faye & The Anarchy of GraceIn this episode, I speak with Jay Bakker. Jay is a speaker, author and leads the Revolution Gathering in Seattle, Washington.
Episode Highlights:
Tammy Faye as saint of a radical christianity
Our mutual respect and love for Peter Rollins
Paul Tillich
Hegel
Men and therapy
Our tendency to scapegoat
The anarchic, radicality of grace
The importance of empathy
much more!
2023-02-011h 28PsychePeter Rollins & Richard Boothby: Unknowing & Radical ChristianityIn this episode, I have a conversation with Peter Rollins & Richard Boothby. Pete is an author, philosopher, storyteller, producer and public speaker. Rick is a professor of philosophy. In this conversation, we explore the posture of unknowing. We also rethink the theological virtues of faith, hope and love from a radical, Lacanian interpretation of Christianity.
Episode highlights:
Rick's approach to religion and the sacred
Rick's personal reflections on his son's suicide
Pete's Lacanian approach to Christianity
The relationship between Jesus & Paul
Hegel and the divided Absolute
Transformance art as the practice of a radical, Lacanian Christianity
Much...
2023-01-291h 52PsychePatrick McGrath-Muñiz: The EmperorIn this episode, I speak with Patrick McGrath-Muñiz. This is the fifth installment of my series with Patrick exploring the first twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana of the Tarot. Patrick is a professional artist from Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in museums across the country.
In this episode, we explore the symbolism and significance of the Emperor card.
Episode Highlights:
Father energy and father hunger
Toxic masculinity
Colonialism and capitalism
Phallic symbols
Marcus Aurelius
Much more!
Website: https://www.patrickmcgrath-art.com
Patrick's Tarot Deck: https://www.usgamesinc.com/tarot...
2023-01-281h 47
PsycheDevin McGrath-Conwell: The Many Masculinities of 'Ted Lasso'In this episode, I speak with Devin McGrath-Conwell. Devin graduated from Middlebury College in February 2019 with a joint-degree in film and English, and then could not stay away from his alma mater. He approaches his communications work as he would a script or short story: always looking for the best way to tell a story. Devin is currently pursuing an MFA in Screenwriting from Emerson College. In between work and school, he is a freelance critic and journalist who never tires of watching, writing about, and generally devouring film and television.
In this episode, we discuss Devin's...
2023-01-201h 16
PsycheDr. Phil Ford: The Beast In MeIn this episode, I talk with Dr. Phil Ford. Phil is an associate professor of musicology at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. He is the author of the book Dig: Sound and Music in Hip Culture (a cultural history of hipness from the 1930s through the 1960s), the long-running blog Dial 'M' for Musicology, and various essays that have appeared in Representations, Journal of Musicology, Musical Quarterly, and elsewhere. With J. F. Martel he is working on a book titled Weirding, to be published by Strange Attractor Press.
Phil is a pianist, rabid Wagnerite, crap...
2023-01-141h 23PsycheDr. Peter Rollins: Embrace Your Unhappiness!In this episode, I speak with Dr. Peter Rollins. Pete is an author, philosopher, storyteller, producer and public speaker who has gained an international reputation for overturning traditional notions of religion and forming “churches” that preach the Good News that we can’t be satisfied, that life is difficult, and that we don’t know the secret.
Episode highlights:
Jean-Paul Sarte's Existentialism is a Humanism
Richard Boothby's Embracing the Void: Rethinking the Origin of the Sacred
Freud, Lacan and a psychoanalytic approach to religion
Todd McGowan, Hegel, and the contradiction at the heart of existence
Atheism for Lent
Wa...
2023-01-121h 22PsycheDavid Alexander: Jung, Stoicism, & MasculinityIn this episode, I speak with David Alexander. David is a counselor, podcaster, blogger, and philosopher. In this episode, we explore our appreciation for Carl Jung, Stoicism, and other philosophical and spiritual ideas.
We also discuss Donald Robertson's article on Marcus Aurelius and masculinity:
https://forge.medium.com/what-marcus-aurelius-said-about-manliness-9356f2b63c19
Website: https://www.prosocheproject.com/home
2023-01-061h 13PsycheDr. Richard Boothby: Rethinking the Origin of the SacredIn this episode, I have an in-depth conversation with Dr. Richard Boothby. We discuss his marvelous book, “Embracing the Void: Rethinking the Origin of the Sacred.” Rick is a professor of philosophy at Loyola University Maryland. He is the author of Death and Desire: Psychoanalytic Theory in Lacan’s Return to Freud; Freud as Philosopher: Metapsychology after Lacan; Sex on the Couch: What Freud Still Has to Teach Us about Sex; and Blown Away: Refinding Life After My Son's Suicide.
Dr. Todd McGowan has said this book is the best psychoanalytic take on religion. I have to agree. As...
2023-01-031h 47PsycheTuesdays with Morrie: A Therapeutic Commentary (Pt. 1)In this episode, Amy Galpin and I discuss Mitch Albom's book, “Tuesdays with Morrie”. We highlight and discuss several of our favorite quotes.
Some of the themes we explore include:
Love
Tension of Opposites
Marcus Aurelius
Anger
Culture
Masculinity
Tenderness
Grief
Suffering
Death
and much more!
We both agree this book is a wonderful portrayal of a vulnerable, relational masculinity.
2023-01-021h 18PsycheAaron Inkrott: Don't Be a ToolIn this episode of the podcast, I interview Aaron Inkrott. Aaron is the brewmaster at Saint Arnold Brewing Company. In this episode, we discuss Aaron's fascination with the band Tool. We explore various philosophical and psychological themes from their album Lateralus.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaroninkrott/
Article: https://medium.com/the-philosophers-stone/tool-lateralus-2a13c31c2fd
2022-12-241h 31PsychePaul Randall: Fly Fishing & ReligionIn this episode, I speak with Paul Randall. Paul is the Community Care Pastor at Ecclesia. He is also an avid fly fisherman and poet.
In this episode, we talk about fly fishing, religion, poetry and much more!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paultiesflies/
Blog: https://sacredpigeons.com
2022-12-161h 27PsycheThe Empress: Motherhood & CreativityIn this episode, I speak with Patrick McGrath-Muñiz. This is the fourth installment of my series with Patrick exploring the first twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana of the Tarot. Patrick is a professional artist from Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in museums across the country.
In this episode, we explore the symbolism and significance of the Empress card.
Episode Highlights:
Motherhood symbolism
Developing an "Archetypal Eye" (Richard Tarnas)
Yin Yang
Containing the Opposites
Hegelian Dialectic
Consumerism and complacency
Marcus Aurelius
Heraclitus
Stoic philosophy
Death
Premeditatio Malorum (anticipating hardships)
Artificial Intelligence
Creativ...
2022-12-101h 50PsychePleasure, Cannabis, & Collaborative PartnershipsIn this episode, I speak with Paige Wengler and Amy Galpin. Paige is a registered nurse and leader in women’s wellness offering an innovative perspective connecting the dots to living a balanced, vibrant and pleasurable life. In this conversation, we discuss her passion for cannabis, pleasure and collaborative partnerships with women.
Website: mcwellnessgroup.com
2022-12-031h 08PsycheJohnny Santos: Navigating DepressionIn this episode, I speak to Johnny Santos. Johnny is a social media influencer. In this episode, we explore Johnny's battle with depression.
Episode Highlights:
Challenges moving from Brazil to US
Anger issues in childhood
Distinguishing sadness and depression
Losing friendships
Benefits of therapy
Focusing on the positive
Much more!
Instagram: johnnym.fit
2022-12-031h 15PsycheHarry Mergel: Experimenting with VulnerabilityIn this conversation, I speak with Harry Mergel, LMFT, LPC. Harry has over 25 years of experience providing men's counseling, consultation, and disruptive event management in both the public and private sectors.
Episode Highlights:
Working with men from a family systems perspective
Solution-focused interventions in therapy with men
The lack of positive male role models in our society
Therapy as a safe space to experiment with vulnerability
Our defense mechanisms as "solutions" to issues that are no longer effective
Much more!
katycounselingformen.com
2022-11-3054 minPsycheThank You For Listening!Thanks for listening to the podcast! Please reach out to me if you know someone who would like to be a part of the podcast.
quiqueautrey.com
2022-11-2601 minPsycheAndrew Tate: A Therapeutic CommentaryIn this episode, I sit down and talk with Amy Galpin (LPC-S). We discuss Andrew Tate's influence on young men. We also explore his problematic opinions on depression and gender roles.
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG8IqnyUIR8
2022-11-211h 03PsycheDr. Joel Schwartz: NeurodiversityIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Joel Schwartz. Joel is a licensed clinical psychologist with a private practice centered in Arroyo Grande. The practice is virtual (so they see anyone in CA and CO). He specializes in therapy and testing for the misunderstood. As a therapist, he is warm, compassionate, and strongly humanistic, allowing for all the oddities and unexplored aspects of his clients to emerge and be validated. As a testing psychologist, Dr. Schwartz specializes in difficult and complex cases.
Dr. Schwartz grew up in Southern California. He developed an early interest in psychology, strangely...
2022-11-181h 12PsycheDr. Jason W. Moore: The Web of LifeIn this episode, I speak to Dr. Jason W. Moore. Jason is an environmental historian and historical geographer at Binghamton University, where he is professor of sociology and leads the World-Ecology Research Collective. He is author or editor, most recently, of Capitalism in the Web of Life (Verso, 2015), Capitalocene o Antropocene? (Ombre Corte, 2017), Anthropocene or Capitalocene? Nature, History, and the Crisis of Capitalism (PM Press, 2016), and, with Raj Patel, A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things (University of California Press, 2017). His books and essays on environmental history, capitalism, and social theory have been widely recognized, including the Alice Hami...
2022-11-111h 13PsycheAntonio Wolf: BerserkIn this episode, I speak with Antonio Wolf. Antonio is a philosopher and blogger. Although he has many interests, his latest passion is centered around the thought of German philosopher Hegel.
In this episode, we dig into the wild world of Kentaro Miura's manga Berserk. We explore various themes including violence, sexuality, friendship, masculinity, evil, metaphysics and much more!
Blog: https://empyreantrail.wordpress.com
https://epochemagazine.org/41/berserk-metaphysics-on-the-idea-of-evil/
https://leftofwreckage.wordpress.com/2021/04/04/kentaro-miuras-berserk-on-the-idea-of-the-berserker/
2022-11-061h 15PsycheDr. Robert Lundin: Educating the FutureIn this episode, I have a conversation with Dr. Robert Lundin. Beginning twenty years ago as a bilingual elementary school teacher in inner-city Houston, Lundin has dedicated himself to advancing educational opportunities for students as a leader on the classroom, campus, district and governmental levels. He most recently served as assistant commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Education, responsible for policy and oversight of more than 600 schools across the state. Prior to that, he served in senior leadership positions with multiple urban districts charged with leading the transformation of more than 50 elementary and secondary schools; founded his own high-performing college...
2022-11-052h 16PsycheDr. Roberto Che Espinoza: Ethical MasculinitiesIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Roberto Che Espinoza. Roberto is an activist theologian using story to mobilize folks for radical social change. We discuss his book, Activist Theology. We also explore the concept of ethical masculities.
Website:
robertoche.com
2022-10-2856 minPsycheTed Lasso: A Therapeutic CommentaryIn this episode, I sit down with psychotherapist Amy Galpin (LPC-S) to discuss the wonderful Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso.
https://www.apple.com/tv-pr/originals/ted-lasso/
2022-10-241h 22PsycheDr. Richard Boothby: Finding Life After Son's SuicideIn this episode, I have a conversation with Dr. Richard Boothby. Richard is a professor of philosophy at Loyola University Maryland. He is the author of Death and Desire: Psychoanalytic Theory in Lacan’s Return to Freud; Freud as Philosopher: Metapsychology after Lacan; Sex on the Couch: What Freud Still Has to Teach Us about Sex; and Embracing the Void: Rethinking the Origin of the Sacred.
In this episode, we discuss his memoir Blown Away: Refinding Life After My Son's Suicide.
Website: https://www.loyola.edu/academics/philosophy/faculty/boothby
Email:boothby@loyola.edu
2022-10-211h 16PsycheJustin Perry: Men, Relationships & TherapyIn this episode, I have a conversation with Justin Perry. Justin is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - Associate (LMFT-A). Justin is the Couples Therapist, Marriage Counselor, and Family Therapist at Katy Counseling For Men.
https://www.katycounselingformen.com
In this conversation, we discuss Justin's background and his journey becoming a therapist. We also explore his passion for working with men and his distinctive approach to therapy.
2022-10-191h 07PsycheTy David Lerman: Sex Therapy with LGBTQ+ ClientsIn this episode I speak with Ty David Lerman. Ty began his clinical practice in 2009 after completing graduate work at the University of Houston Clear Lake. With experience in both private practice and agency work, he has a solid working practice spanning numerous treatment topics, with an emphasis on anxiety and work-life balance. He became a certified hypnotherapist (CHt) in 2007 and often includes trance work in his practice when appropriate. His public speaking engagements addressing psychological issues include the Fulbright Commission in Cairo, Egypt; The Jung Center (Houston, TX); various colleges, high schools and community centers; and several appearances on...
2022-10-141h 13PsycheJason Drake: Men & The Imposter SyndromeIn this episode, I speak with Jason Drake. Jason is Lead Clinician & Owner of Katy Teen & Family Counseling. He is also an EMDR therapist & Board certified in Neurofeedback.
https://www.katyteenandfamilycounseling.com/specialist-in-teen-therapy
In this episode we talk about why Jason formed Katy Counseling For Men, where I also serve as a therapist.
https://www.katycounselingformen.com
We also discuss his recent blog on Men & the Imposter Syndrome.
https://www.katycounselingformen.com/post/imposter-syndrome-3-tips-on-how-to-overcome-it?fbclid=IwAR1UrsMLNZuiD31Jl16IFGwPbU7Q5uG-aNSlNZp5pcjKgekc8Zu6fw9t_Oc
2022-10-1254 minPsycheDr. Allen Novian: Men & MindfulnessIn this episode of the podcast, I'm happy to bring back my good friend and psychotherapist Dr. Allen Novian to the podcast. This is our third time together. For more information on Allen check out his website.
https://www.integrativecounselingandneurofeedbacksolutions.com.
You can find our 1st conversation about male shame and the journey to self-compassion here: https://www.quiqueautrey.com/podcast/episode/3e751aa7/men-in-couples-therapy-from-shame-to-self-compassion
You can find our 2nd conversation about toxic masculinity and how it contributes to depression and other physical and psychological struggles here:
https://www.quiqueautrey.com/podcast/episode...
2022-10-101h 38PsycheDr. Steven Gambardella: 4 Key Stoic Spiritual ExercisesIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Steven Gambardella. Steven is a history PhD sharing the lessons of philosophy and history. He believes these lessons have practical benefits for your life and your work.
Between his career and family life, Steven is an independent philosophy scholar and essayist. Professionally, he is a marketing strategist with over a decade of experience in the fields of education and culture. In both roles, he communicates complex ideas with simplicity and precision to as many people as possible.
In this episode, we discuss his excellent article The Four Key Stoic Spiritual Exercises.
https://medium.c...
2022-10-071h 24PsycheDr. John Price: The Sacred SpeaksIn this conversation, I speak with Dr. John Price. John (LPC) is the Owner/Co-Founder of the Center For Healing Arts and Sciences. John is a psychotherapist working with adults, families, couples, adolescents and children. John has experience working in several different settings including: residential treatment, independent schools as well as private practice. John has earned 2 bachelors degrees from TCU – working closely with the Institute of Child Development; a Masters from University of Houston Clear Lake and is currently working on his PhD in Jungian Psychology. Before discovering a passion for psychology and the healing arts, John was a pr...
2022-10-061h 14PsycheDr. Joerg Rieger: Theology in the CapitaloceneIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Joerg Rieger. Dr. Rieger is Distinguished Professor of Theology in the Divinity School at Vanderbilt University, the Cal Turner Chancellor’s Chair of Wesleyan Studies, and the Founding Director of the Wendland-Cook Program in Religion and Justice. Previously he was the Wendland-Cook Endowed Professor of Constructive Theology at Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University. He received an M.Div. from the Theologische Hochschule Reutlingen, Germany, a Th.M. from Duke Divinity School, and a Ph.D. in religion and ethics from Duke University.
Rieger’s work brings together the study...
2022-09-301h 22PsycheRev. James Derkits: Relating to the MysteryIn this episode, I speak with Rev. James Derkits. James is the Rector at Trinity by the Sea Episcopal Church in Port Aransas, Texas.
In this episode, we explore:
Surfing as a spiritual practice
The depth psychology of James Hollis
Understanding the divine as Mystery
Christianity as a container for an authentic spiritual experience
Working with dreams
Men and the importance of connection
Much more!
Website: http://james-derkits.blogspot.com
2022-09-261h 15PsycheThe Rev. Dr. Wes Telyea: Men, Depression & PresenceIn this episode, I speak to The Rev. Dr. Wes Telyea. Wes is the founder of the Snoqualmie Rod Company, which specializes in two-handed spey casting rods. He's also a former senior pastor and a current part-time pastor.
In this episode, we discuss:
His experience with depression
How religion can be a resource and a detriment in relation to mental health
Masculinity and the stigma around depression
Matt Haig's book on depression "Reasons to Stay Alive "
Fly fishing & creating fly rods
Curiosity, rhythms, gratitude and the importance of being present
Much more!
Twitter
Instagram
2022-09-161h 12PsycheDr. Laura Brown: Feminist Therapy For AllIn this episode, I speak to Dr. Laura Brown. Dr. Brown is a clinical and forensic psychologist in independent practice in Seattle, Washington. A speaker and author on feminist therapy theory and practice, she offers workshops and trainings to professionals and the public on such topics as trauma treatment, cultural competence, psychological assessment, and ethics.
In this episode, we discuss:
Her Jewish social justice tradition
Decolonial liberatory intersectional feminist therapy (theory & praxis)
Aikido
Toxic masculinity
How feminism can benefit men
Much more!
Website
Book
2022-09-161h 11PsycheThe Fecundity of the Barrier: Todd McGowan & ContradictionIn this episode, I speak to Dr. Todd McGowan. Todd is a professor in the Department of English at The University of Vermont. He is also the co-host of the podcast, Why Theory.
In this episode, we discuss his book, Emancipation After Hegel: Achieving a Contradictory Revolution.
In this conversation we explore various topics:
Todd's conservative Christian upbringing
Freud & the unconscious
Hegel's understanding of contradiction
The philosopher Heraclitus
Hegel's understanding of God and Christianity
Happiness & meaning
Don Draper & Mad Men
Much more!
2022-09-091h 08PsycheThe Liberatory Thought of José MartíIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Miguel De La Torre. Dr. De La Torre is an author, activist and professor of social ethics and Latinx studies at Illif School of Theology. The focus of Dr. De La Torre’s academic pursuit is social ethics within contemporary U.S. thought, specifically how religion affects race, class, and gender oppression. Since obtaining his PhD in 1999, he has authored over a hundred articles and published forty-one books (six of which won national awards).
In this episode, we discuss his wonderful book, José Martí’s Liberative Political Theology. We discuss how Martí's project...
2022-09-021h 12PsycheGrowing in Self-Acceptance: A Feminist & Lesbian PerspectiveIn this episode, I speak with Barbara Daughter. Here's Barbara in her own words:
Since a young teen, I have ardently pursued my personal and spiritual growth and development through a variety of practices and religious / spiritual traditions. Raised as a Lutheran, I entered my undergraduate years, thinking I would become a counseling pastor. Instead, I left that tradition in the 1970s when I discovered for myself that God is beyond our concepts of gender. Since the early 1980s, I have followed pre-Christian wisdom traditions as they have been shared by exemplars like Z. Budapest and Starhawk. Becau...
2022-09-011h 15PsycheTherapist as Negative StructuralistIn this episode of the podcast, I speak with Eliot Rosenstock. Eliot is a psychotherapist and author. In this episode, we discuss ideas from his two books, Zizek in the Clinic and The Ego and Its Hyperspace. In the end, the therapist does not tell the client what to think or how to live. The therapist works with the client, helping them to learn how to think and construct their own identity in the world.
Books:
https://www.johnhuntpublishing.com/zer0-books/authors/eliot-rosenstock
Social Media:
https://twitter.com/CtrlRetrnRpresd?ref_sr...
2022-09-0146 minPsycheRedefining Normal: Learning From The Black PsycheIn this episode, I speak with Kenyatta Sadiki. Kenyatta is a human services professional. He works for Advantage Lifecare Solutions. They are dedicated to meeting specific needs in four main categories:
Counseling
Court/Probation Mandated Classes
CPR/Basic Life Support/First Aid Training
Employment
In this episode, we explore many topics:
How he got into working with substance abuse and anger management
His difficult adolescence and time in prison
The black psyche
The dominant psychological paradigm and how it does not fit the black experience
The experience of slaves and the ongoing effects of negative conditioning
Martin...
2022-08-311h 18PsycheGenerative Friction: Learning To Love the OtherIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Ken Chitwood. Ken is currently doing research on the interesections of ethnography and journalism with the University of Southern California’s Center for Religion and Civic Culture’s Spiritual Exemplars Project and on Latinx Muslim philanthropy with the Muslim Philanthropy Initiative (MPI), an initiative of Lake Institute on Faith and Giving and the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IUPUI. From 2020-2022, he was the Fritz Thyssen Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellow with the Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures & Societies at Freie Universität Berlin.
He obtained a doctorate from the University of Florida in 20...
2022-08-261h 25PsycheThe Popess: Reconnecting with IntuitionThis is the third installment of my series with Patrick McGrath-Muñiz exploring the first twenty-two cards or the Major Arcana of the Tarot. Patrick is a professional artist from Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in museums across the country.
In this episode, we explore the symbolism and significance of the Popess card. Some of the ideas we explore include:
Duality
Death & Life
The Unconscious
Jung's notion of the anima
The sacred feminine
Syncretistic religions in Latin America
Afro-Caribbean influences
Intuition
And much more!
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2022-08-201h 21PsycheMister Rogers, Chaplaincy & Healthy MasculinityIn this episode, I speak with Rick Lee James. Rick Lee James is a worship leader, singer and songwriter, speaker, author, and podcast host with over two decades of experience in ministry. In 2021 he enrolled as a graduate student at Loyola University and in 2022 began his clinical pastoral education working for Kettering Health, as an intern hospital chaplain, and as of August 2022, accepted a residency.
Over the years Rick has used music to share the gospel in numerous venues from the National Worship Leader Conference to the world famous Ryman Auditorium.
As host of the...
2022-08-191h 07PsycheFoucault, Christianity & Practices of CultivationIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Niki Kasumi Clements. Niki is the Watt J. and Lilly G. Jackson Associate Professor of Religion at Rice University. Dr. Clements is an ethicist working on how humans can shape their lives through daily practices and come to critique the social, political, cultural, economic, and ecological factors that render humans differentially vulnerable to structural violence. Clements’s first monograph, Sites of the Ascetic Self (2020), approaches these questions through the ethics of John Cassian (c.360-c.435), the late ancient ascetic whose views of human ability contributed to new forms of life in a sh...
2022-08-161h 26PsycheLiving Buddha, Living ChristIn this episode, I am joined by Aaron Inkrott and Amy Galpin. Aaron is the Brew Master at Saint Arnold Brewing Company. Amy is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in Katy, TX. We have a great conversation about Thich Nhat Hanh's book, "Living Buddha, Living Christ."
In this conversation we explore various topics including:
Mindfulness
Peace
Discipline
Religion vs a Spiritual Path
Psychotherapy
Hell
Anger
God as Inter-Being
And much more!
2022-08-131h 22PsycheThe Confidence-Man, Trump & Political EnjoymentIn this episode, I have a conversation with James A. Godley. He is a postdoctoral fellow in the Society of Fellows at Dartmouth College. James's work explores mourning as a process of retroactive invention in literary and philosophical works. His current book project, “Unthinkable Loss: Mourning and the Object of Speculation in Nineteenth Century U.S. Literature,” examines how slavery, the privatization of mortality, and the Civil War brought vast changes to the ritual structure and philosophy of death in the 19th century, impelling American literary authors to find new ways of mapping speculative futures for those who would othe...
2022-08-111h 36PsycheNarrating Identity: Trauma, Metaphysics & Our Collective ExistenceIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Jonathan Tran. Originally from Southern California, Jonathan joined Baylor University’s Religion Department in 2006 after completing his graduate studies in theology and ethics at Duke University. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses and his research examines the theological and political implications of human life in language.
Jonathan is the author of several books, which we discuss in this episode. His latest book is entitled, "Asian Americans and The Spirit of Racial Capitalism."
This episode covers a lot of ground. We start by exploring how the traumatic death of his...
2022-07-281h 18PsycheThe Pros & Cons of Blending a Family: A Kid's Perspective.In this episode, I interview my 8 and 12 year-old sons. They asked to be on the podcast and share their experience of being in a blended family. These boys highlight some of the common struggles like adjusting to a step-parent and getting new siblings. They also highlight some of the benefits of having new people and experiences in their life. This was a fun and light hearted conversation. If you know anyone in this situation or someone who is considering taking this step, please share!
2022-07-2816 minPsycheBeing Autistic & Defying the OddsThis episode is a bit different than previous ones. I interview a young man diagnosed with Autism. For various reasons, it's important to keep his identity and specific details of his story confidential. In this episode, we explore his diagnosis, early bullying, his time in prison, his experience with different therapies, and how he's seeking to defy the odds. He was told by people in his past that he would not amount to shit. This Autistic man is seeking to prove them wrong.
2022-07-2658 minPsycheShit Happens: Vinyl, Acceptance & a Hopeful RealismIn this episode, I interview Lewis Dene. Lewis has worked in the music industry for over 25 years and has club music in his veins. He's a former dance producer at Radio 1, music journalist, broadcaster, remixer and recording artist. With a background in dance promotion and A&R, he has previously worked for Slip N Slide/Kickin Music, and run such seminal brands as the DeepBeats and Mastercuts labels. As a producer he has worked under many guises most notably Pump Friction and Solitaire. His discography includes the chart topping singles ‘I Like Love (I Love Love)’ and ‘You Got The Lo...
2022-07-251h 23PsycheBeyond Theology: Christianity, Nonduality, and the Play of ExistenceIn this episode, I have a conversation with Matt Cardin. We discuss Alan Watts’s book Beyond Theology: The Art of Godmanship. We explore various themes including: the Creator/creature distinction, the philosophy of nonduality, "scientism", and spiritual disciplines that help us become more "accident prone" to receiving divine grace.
Matt Cardin is a writer and freelance editor living in North Central Arkansas. With a Ph.D. in leadership and a master’s degree in religious studies, he writes frequently about the intersection of religion, horror, art, and creativity. He is also Vice President of Academic Affairs at North Arkansas Colle...
2022-07-231h 31PsycheJohn Wayne, a Therapist & a BarberIn this episode, I speak with J. (Jeremy) Strives. J is a professional barber and author living in Houston, Texas. This is a wild conversation! We talk about J's time in prison, his struggle with addiction, becoming a father and the harmful messages men internalize growing up. We even talk about makeup, John Wayne and the "performance" known as masculinity. If you're a guy who's wondering about the value of therapy, you should definitely listen to this episode!
Check out the website: https://www.jstrives.com.
2022-07-191h 17PsycheProfessional Men & Branding PhotosIn this episode, I speak with Angi Lewis. Angi is a professional photographer serving the Houston Market since 2013. These are Angi's words from her website:
Photography has always been my passion. I am a member of PPA (Professional Photographers of America) and serve as an Ambassador with both Partnership Lake Houston and In The Pink of Health, a non-profit organization for cancer awareness. Giving back to my community is incredibly important to me. Life is both precious and short… another reason why photographs are so important.
My work has received multiple awards for The Portrait Master...
2022-07-1724 minPsycheHow to Live a Meaningful Life in a Meaningless SystemIn this episode, I speak with Dr. Joel Vos. Dr. Vos is a psychologist, philosopher, researcher, lecturer, existential therapist, author, speaker, artist and chair of IMEC International Meaning Events & Communities.
In this conversation, we discuss his book The Economics of Meaning In Life: Capitalist Life Syndrome to Meaning-Oriented Economy. We discuss the current mental health crisis caused by our sick society. We also explore the capitalist life syndrome, functionalism, the difference between self-help and self-care and the importance of a meaning-oriented life. Although Dr. Vos' research has not explicitly addressed masculinity, we talk about some of the implications of his...
2022-07-151h 36PsycheGod is a Shout in the StreetIn this episode, I talk with Barry Taylor. Barry is a theologian-philosopher, musician, artist, academic and writer who has spent more than thirty years challenging traditional notions of religion and church and creating alternative communities built on the idea that life is uncertain, the future is unwritten and that none of us has the answer.
Barry's work collapses the boundaries between the sacred and the profane, blurs the lines between theism and atheism and raises new questions about life, death and everything in between.
Barry also writes books, makes music with his friends, produces daily...
2022-07-081h 25PsycheNature in TherapyIn this episode, I speak with Tierra Ortiz-Rodriguez on Ecotherapy, Ecopoetry & Mindfulness in Nature. I love learning about new approaches to therapy! Tierra works with diverse populations of clients and communities to actualize ambitious health and wellness goals. Her approach is compassionate, collaborative, strengths-based, and trauma-informed. She integrates nature, mindfulness, and expressive arts into therapy.
If you'd like to connect with her you can check out her website: https://www.pathwaystomindbodysoul.com
2022-07-081h 11
PsycheImagining a Polytheistic MasculinityIn this episode, I speak with J.F. Martel. J.F. is a writer on art, culture, religion, and philosophy. We discuss James Hillman's book "A Terrible Love of War."
His essays have appeared in online journals such as Canadian Notes & Queries, Reality Sandwich, The Finch, and Metapsychosis, as well as in print anthologies from Penguin-Tarcher, North Atlantic Books, and Intellect Books. He is the author of Reclaiming Art in the Age of Artifice, published in 2015 by Evolver Editions. Ediciones Atalanta released a Spanish translation of the work in 2017. His long-form essay, “Reality is Analog: Philosophizing with Stranger...
2022-06-241h 18
PsycheCultivating Healthy MasculinityI’m really excited about having my friend Dr. Allen Novian back on the podcast. Allen is a brilliant psychotherapist and a beautiful human being. In this episode, we discuss toxic masculinity and how it contributes to depression and other physical and psychological struggles. After exploring the nature of toxic masculinity, we discuss how to cultivate a healthy masculinity centered around physical health, love and meaning. We dig into many topics including the importance of sleep, psychoneuroimmunology, nutrition, and the work of Viktor Frankl and Dan Siegel.
For more information about Allen check out his website: https://www.i...
2022-06-201h 20
PsycheWhy Every Man Should Try TherapyIn this episode, I have a conversation with Rayshawn Ledet, head therapist at Mental in Mind and Licensed Clinical social worker in the state of New Jersey. Ray and I talk about the reasons every man should try therapy. We have a discussion about what therapy is and what therapy is not.
If you want to connect with Ray, please visit his website: https://mentalinmind.com. To schedule a free 15 minute consultation call: 609-285-8717.
2022-06-171h 09
PsycheThe Magician: Mindful PlayThe Magician represents the man who has attained harmony and equilibrium between the spontaneity of the unconscious (in the sense given to it by C.G. Jung) and the deliberate action of the conscious (in the sense of the “I” or ego consciousness). His state of consciousness is the synthesis of the conscious and the unconscious -of creative spontaneity and deliberately executed activity. It is the state of consciousness that the psychological school of C.G. Jung calls “individuation”, or “synthesis of the conscious and unconscious elements in the personality, or synthesis of the self”. This synthesis renders possible concentration without effo...
2022-06-101h 27
PsycheYou Are SignificantDuring times of upheaval and uncertainty, I find that my psyche turns to religious symbolism in search for some transcendent referent to tether my tumultuous emotions. My soul is looking for what philosopher and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead called an immanence of infinitude in the finite.
In this episode, I speak with Christian Washington. We have a conversation about our significance as human beings and our calling to engage in significant activities in the world. We explore a lot of territory in this episode, from race and contemplative spirituality to the crisis of mass shootings in our...
2022-06-051h 27
PsycheNature-Deficit DisorderNature-deficit disorder is the idea that human beings, especially children, are spending less time outdoors than they have in the past, and the belief that this change results in a wide range of behavioral problems.
In this episode, I interview August Vandiver. August is the Outdoor Recreation Programmer for the City of Pearland. I love how August describes himself:
"I have a passion for nature that I share by engaging others through interactive and hands-on interpretation. By using informal education, I create a learning experience that connects students, families, and communities with their local environments in an outdoor setting. It i...
2022-06-0457 min
PsycheMale Excellence: The Pursuit of Our Full PotentialThe Stoics believed that virtue (arete) was the pursuit of one's full potential. In this episode, I speak with Justin Copeland about the importance of pursuing "male excellence". Justin is the host of Navigating The Intentional Life podcast. He is also involved in an intentional male support group called "The Cigar Room." I hope you are encouraged and challenged by this conversation!
Instagram: justincopeland_
Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6qc6c5ZW3DbfvYCTUiMTur?si=9476b0fcd46e4505
2022-05-301h 11
PsycheThe Liquid of Life: Beer and CamaraderieIn this episode of the podcast, I interview Aaron Inkrott. Aaron is the brewmaster at Saint Arnold Brewing Company, the oldest craft brewery in Texas. We talk about beer as the liquid of life. We have a discussion about camaraderie, the symbol of open tables and the importance of hanging with people who are different than us.
You can follow Aaron on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/aaroninkrott/
https://www.saintarnold.com.
2022-05-281h 07
PsycheChallenging The Modern ManIn this episode, I speak with David Martin. David is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor. He loves working with people in the areas of counseling and mental health services. He works with other counselors, children, teens, couples, families, and adults struggling with behavioral, emotional, or relational issues. David is the owner of Martin Counseling in Katy, TX. He started this group practice in 2011.
He is the founder of HoustonLPC.com, a free referral service for counseling and a social networking platform for mental health professionals in the Greater Houston area.
David was born in Mallorca...
2022-05-251h 01
PsycheJesus of the East & Toxic MasculinityIn this episode, I sit down and speak with Phuc Luu. Phuc Luu (福†刘) immigrated with his family to the United States from Vietnam when he was four. Luu is now a theologian, philosopher, and artist in Houston, Texas, creating work to narrow the divide between ideas and beauty. If theology is speaking about God, Luu seeks to give new language to what theology has not yet said. He served for seven years on the Nobel Peace Prize Committee for the American Friends Service Committee (Quakers). He holds degrees in theology (MDiv, PhD) and philosophy (MA), but has learned the most f...
2022-05-212h 25
PsycheA Spirituality of JazzIn this episode, I interview Tomás Jonsson. Tomás Jonsson is a recent graduate of Rice University. He studied Piano Performance with Brian Connelly (Classical) and Paul English (Jazz). In addition to his Piano Performance Degree, he graduated with a minor in Politics, Law, and Social Thought.
Described as "extraordinarily talented" by Houston Public Media, Tomás is a highly sought-after pianist and composer on the Houston music scene. He has played on many recording projects and is known for his ability to perform with any lineup, in any genre, for any audience. He currently serves as...
2022-05-1847 min
PsycheThe Danger of Extra ConvictionRobert Greene writes, "When people try to explain their ideas with so much exaggerated energy, or defend themselves with an intense level of denial, that is precisely when you should raise your antennae."
We have to be aware of manipulators who conceal their shadow side through exaggerated conviction.
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2022-05-1002 min
PsycheMen in Couple’s Therapy: From Shame to Self-CompassionDr. Allen Novian has been helping people through private practice for more than 10 years as a Licensed Professional Counselor - Supervisor and as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist- Supervisor. He is also Board Certified in Neurofeedback, which is one of his primary specialties. He holds a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy and has been specializing in neurofeedback and biofeedback since 2001. https://www.integrativecounselingandneurofeedbacksolutions.com
In this episode, I speak to Allen about men’s experience of shame and how to help them cultivate self-compassion.
2022-05-081h 12
PsycheWhat Would You Like to Hear About?Thank you for listening to the podcast! Please let me know if there is a specific guest or topic that you would like to see on the podcast. You can email me at quique@katyteenandfamilycounseling.com or message me through my website quiqueautrey.com. As always, continue to conversation
2022-05-0401 min
PsycheThe Fool: An Archetype for the Modern ManIn this episode, I am joined by Patrick McGrath-Muñiz. Patrick is a professional artist from Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in museums across the country. I speak to Patrick about the Tarot and how the “Fool” can serve as an archetype for the modern man. https://www.patrickmcgrath-art.com/
2022-04-291h 45
PsycheTeen Boys & ADHDIn this episode, I sit down and speak with Amy Galpin. Amy is an LPC-S in Katy, TX. She's been in the mental health field since 2007. She specializes in ADHD and teenagers. She also does Neurofeedback. We talk about the ADHD brain and how this impacts teenage boys. For more information about Amy: https://www.katyteenandfamilycounseling.com/amy-galpin-lpc-teens-young-adults-couples-neurofeedback
2022-04-2723 min
PsycheA Teen Therapist For Your Son: 3 Things To Look ForAre you looking for a therapist to see your teenage son? In this episode, I talk about the three things you should look for in a teen therapist.
2022-04-2108 min
How We RelateHow 'Ted Lasso' Can Help Your Teenager be a Happier PersonIn this episode I'd like to share a few quotes from the smash hit comedy Ted Lasso. Under each quote I'll provide a brief commentary and a practical application to the lives of modern teenagers.
2021-09-2012 min
How We Relate5 Questions Every Young Adult Wrestles with in TherapyYoung adulthood is a period of physical, sexual, cognitive and emotional changes. In the midst of all these changes, young adults sometimes get stuck or lost. It’s easy to fall into depression or struggle with anxiety. Therapy is sometimes necessary for young adults who can’t figure out a way forward on their own. Young adult therapy can be an effective means of helping young adults cope.
2021-05-1407 minHow We RelateMorning Greetings: Starting The Day With Positive ConnectionWhat are the first words you share with your partner? How you start the day in a relationship is important. If you begin on a negative note, it could impact you and the relationship the rest of the day. If you start on a positive one, it could enrich you and strengthen your marriage.
2021-05-0706 minHow We RelateOriginal Goodness“We have tended to define ourselves and one another in terms of the blight, in terms of sin or evil, in terms of the failings or illnesses of our lives, instead of seeing what is deeper still, the beauty of the image of God at the core of our being.” John Phillip Newell
Do you see yourself first and foremost as bad and evil or sacred and good? How you answer this question will make a world of difference.
2021-05-0609 minHow We RelateIntention Matters: Giving Your Partner the Benefit of the DoubtMindlessness, not malice, is the typical reason couples ignore each other’s needs. Are you assuming the best in your partner? Or are you assuming the worst?
2021-05-0405 minHow We RelateActive-Listening: The Key to a Strong MarriageA failure to listen creates deep issues in a relationship. Listening is such a critical component of a healthy marriage. Yet it is something that many of us struggle with. How should we define active listening? What are some of the things we should avoid if we want to listen to our partners?
2021-04-2807 minHow We RelateStressed Teens & Self-CompassionTeens report being as stressed as adults. In this episode we talk about self-compassion as a research-based approach to help teens navigate stress.
2021-04-2009 minHow We RelateHow To Help Tame Your Teen’s Negative Self-TalkTeens are in a stage of life trying to answer the questions, “Who am I?” and “Where do I belong?” With these questions come a lot of doubt and negative self-talk. In this episode we will explore Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and explore practical ways to help tame your teen’s negative self-talk.
2021-04-1608 minHow We RelateWe Make The Path By Walking: How To Get Unstuck as a Young AdultTransitioning into young adulthood is difficult. Many of my clients get stuck in a place of depression and loss of direction. Listen to this episode to understand how to get unstuck and move forward in life!
2021-04-1210 minHow We RelateA Person-Centered Approach to AutismIn this episode, I discuss my person-centered approach to working with individuals on the Autism Spectrum.
2021-04-0608 minHow We RelateNeuroscience and RelationshipHumans are “hard-wired” to connect. Discoveries in neuroscience have shown that our emotional well being is connected to the quality of our relationships. What are the implications for you and for therapy? Listen to find out!
2021-03-2612 minHow We RelateCentral Relational ParadoxWe all long to be vulnerable and connect with others. But we often engage in strategies of disconnection that make relationship very difficult. Why do we do this? How do we begin to address this? Listen to this week’s episode to find out.
2021-03-1913 minHow We RelateThe Five Love LanguagesEvery one of us experiences and expresses love in different ways. Dr. Gary Chapman discovered that many people experience love through words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, gifts and physical touch. Which one is your primary love language? Listen to this episode to find out more!
2021-03-1315 minHow We RelateThe Therapeutic AllianceWhat is the therapeutic alliance? How should we understand the relationship between the therapist and the client? Why is it so effective? We will answer these questions and others in this episode.
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