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SpielboxcastSpielboxcast Vol. 017: Frachtzölle und FunkensprüherInterview mit Jürgen Herz zum Preis "Spiel des Jahres" und Friedemann Friese (Funkenschlag) Es war wie immer am Vorabend der Spielwarenmesse in Nürnberg ein geselliges Beisammensein der deutschsprachigen Spielejournalisten und auch einiger Autoren, zu dem Tom Werneck 1978 geladen hatte. Nette Getränke, nette Gespräche. Und eine mehr als nette Idee: Warum zeichnen wir nicht ein Spiel des Jahres aus, fragte Jürgen Herz in die Runde. Aus der Idee wurde ernst (was wiederum mit einem TIPP-KICK-Turnier zu tun hat), im Folgejahr wurde der Preis erstmals verliehen. Der Gewinner: HASE UND IGEL von David Parlett, erschienen bei Raven...2024-12-052h 29

Writing on the WallsSarah Gaer - Soul Exhaustion and Soul Care | E20This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for survivors of suicide loss.In this episode, Rob meets with Sarah Gaer. Sarah is an author, speaker, and thought leader. She also speaks very openly about her experience as a survivor of multiple suicide losses. Most recently, Sarah has provided training to first responders about trauma and suicide prevention, and she also is a crisis responder herself.Sarah discusses her experience surviving a “cluster" of su...2023-06-141h 24

Writing on the WallsDr. Julie Cerel - Suicide Prevention and Exposure | E19This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for transgender and gender non-binary folx.In this episode, Rob meets with Dr. Julie Cerel. Dr. Cerel is a licensed clinical psychologist and Professor in the College of Social Work at the University of Kentucky. She is also the director of their Suicide Prevention & Exposure Lab and currently serves as the Interim Associate Dean of Research.Dr. Cerel discusses her extensive career researching suicide, the #not6...2023-04-181h 09

Writing on the WallsDr. Doreen Marshall - Having Difficult Conversations About Suicide | E18This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for transgender and gender non-binary folx.In this episode, Rob meets with Dr. Doreen Marshall. Dr. Marshall is a clinical psychologist, the Vice President of Mission Engagement for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and a survivor of suicide loss.Dr. Marshall discusses her experience losing her fiance to suicide in 1995, her trajectory and career path and how she found herself in her current position with...2023-03-141h 09

Writing on the WallsHeather Bonner - Mission 34: "A New Type of Tough" | E17If you are in need of immediate support, you can dial 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or text "HOME" to 741741 to reach the Crisis Text Line.This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for transgender and gender non-binary folx.In this episode, Rob meets with Heather Bonner. Heather is a survivor of suicide loss and the founder of the Mission 34 Foundation, which was started in honor of her son, Sean, who...2023-03-0755 min

Writing on the WallsThe Matias Rosado Foundation - Understanding Treatment-Resistant Depression | E16This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for transgender and gender non-binary folx.In this episode, Rob meets with Rafael and Rachel Rosado. Rafael and Rachel are survivors of suicide loss and the founders of the Matias Rosado Foundation, which was started in honor of their son who died by suicide in 2021.Rafael and Rachel discuss losing Matias to suicide in 2021 when he was just 19 years old, how the loss of Matias prompted...2023-02-281h 10

Writing on the WallsDr. Melinda Moore - The Path to Posttraumatic Growth | E15This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for transgender and gender non-binary folx.In this episode, Rob meets with Dr. Melinda Moore. Melinda is a clinical psychologist, a professor at Eastern Kentucky University, and a survivor of suicide loss (among many other things).Melinda discusses the loss of her then-husband in 1996, how losing her husband to suicide opened her eyes to the issue and changed the course of her career, the Collaborative Assessment...2023-02-211h 32

Writing on the WallsDana Cea - Breaking Down Barriers (LGBTQ+ Community and Suicide) | E14This episode is brought to you by C&C Resourcing (link below). C&C Resourcing provides one-on-one business coaching, customized training seminars, and continuing education around creating safe spaces for transgender and gender non-binary folx.In this episode, Rob meets with Dana Cea. Dana is an adjunct professor at Eastern Carolina University, owner of Panacea Mental Wellness, and volunteer with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP).Dana discusses the loss of her father, James, to suicide in 2011, how the loss of her dad changed the entire trajectory...2023-02-141h 43

Writing on the WallsDr. Bob Baugher - Death and Life | E13Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with Dr. Bob Baugher. Dr. Baugher is an author, a psychologist, and a certified death educator. He is currently a Professor of Psychology at Highline College in Des Moines, Washington.Dr. Baugher discusses how he got involved in death education, some of the common misconceptions we have about death and grief, our view of death in Western culture and how it differs from...2023-01-311h 31

Writing on the WallsThe Story of Andy's Father | E12Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with "Andy". Andy has asked to remain anonymous for this episode. He is a survivor of multiple suicide losses, having lost a family friend, a close college buddy, and most recently, his father to suicide in 2019.Andy shares the story of his dad's life and the events that led up to his death. Throughout the episode, Andy details how losing a family friend...2023-01-241h 23

Writing on the WallsTaryn Hiatt - The Connection Between Addiction and Suicidality | E11Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with Taryn Hiatt. Taryn is a survivor of suicide loss, having lost her father to suicide 20 years ago. She currently serves as the Utah Area Director for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP).Taryn discusses her uniquely challenging experience of finding her father after his suicide, how alcohol and substances provided her an escape from the grief around the loss of her...2023-01-171h 23

Writing on the WallsGary Roe - Redefining Your Relationship with Grief | E10Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with Gary Roe. Gary is a bestselling author, speaker, chaplain, and grief specialist. He has over a dozen books and 700 articles in print. He most recently served as a chaplain and grief counselor for a hospice center in Texas.Gary discusses how his early experiences with grief and loss put him on a path to help others, the lessons he learned from being...2023-01-101h 36

Writing on the WallsDr. Amanda McGough - Finding Purpose Through Tragic Loss | E09Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with Dr. Amanda McGough. Dr. McGough is a licensed Psychologist and survivor of suicide loss. She has used her experience as a loss survivor to help guide her career and areas of focus today.Dr. McGough discusses losing her childhood friend, Kelly, to suicide, her experience at Kelly's funeral, some of the risk factors associated with specific lines of work, the possibility for...2023-01-041h 09

Writing on the WallsMarshall Hammer - Healing Through Community and Energy Medicine | E08Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with Marshall Hammer. Marshall is a survivor of suicide loss, a Reiki practitioner, and an Interspiritual Minister.Marshall discusses losing her dad to suicide 11 years ago, her involvement with AFSP and the Survivors of Suicide Loss (SOSL) support groups, Reiki (a form of energy healing) and how it can be used to help with grief, the importance of community and connection after surviving...2022-12-191h 07

Writing on the WallsDr. Stephen O'Connor - The Evolution of Suicide Intervention | E07Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, Rob meets with Dr. Stephen O'Connor of the National Institute of Mental Health. NIMH is the leading government organization for research into mental disorders.Over his career, Dr. O’Connor has led many studies into suicide assessment, intervention, and prevention. In addition to his research, Dr. O’Connor has also served as a clinician for the University of Louisville’s Depression Center.Dr. O'Conn...2022-12-121h 17

Writing on the WallsParker Knudsen - Learning to be a Man Without Your Father | E06Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, host Rob Hlavaty meets with survivor of suicide loss, Parker Knudsen.Parker discusses what it was like losing his dad to suicide when he was only 14 years old, how he has had to teach himself to be a man without his father's presence, some of the unhelpful messaging we're given as young men, what it's been like to also have lost 7 friends to suicide, and...2022-12-051h 17

Writing on the WallsDr. Jennifer Howell - Learning to Survive as a Motherless Daughter | E05Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, host Rob Hlavaty meets with clinical psychologist and survivor of suicide loss, Dr. Jennifer Howell.I do want to provide a trigger warning for this episode. Jenn and I get into some of the more graphic details that surround losing a loved one to suicide, including the specific methods that were used by her mother, as well as my dad. Some of this conversation could...2022-11-211h 34

Writing on the WallsDr. Jack Jordan - Combating Suicide with Connection | E04Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, host Rob Hlavaty meets with the psychologist, facilitator, and author, Dr. John "Jack" Jordan.Dr. Jordan discusses the key takeaways from his book, "After Suicide Loss: Coping with Your Grief", how grieving a suicide loss differs from other losses, finding connection after a suicide loss, seeking therapy to help with bereavement and grief, how modern psychiatry approaches psychological pain, and finally, we actually discuss some...2022-11-151h 27

Writing on the WallsBetsy Rhodes - Surviving the Loss of a Child with the Support of AFSP | E03Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, host Rob Hlavaty meets with Betsy Rhodes. Betsy is a Survivor of Suicide Loss (SOSL), as well as a volunteer for the North Carolina chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP).In this episode, Betsy discusses losing her son Luke to suicide in 2003, International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day (19 Nov), the many services offered by the AFSP, how losing Luke to suicide impacted...2022-11-071h 02

Writing on the WallsDr. David Treadway - How Family Systems Respond to Suicide | E02Go to https://betterhelp.com/wotw for 10% off your first month of therapy with BetterHelp and get matched with a therapist who will listen and help #sponsoredIn this episode, host Rob Hlavaty meets with the nationally-renowned clinician, author, and educator, Dr. David Treadway.Dr. Treadway discusses the impact of losing his mother to suicide at 20 years old, how family systems typically respond to suicide, being "frozen" in grief, how to continue the conversation with a lost loved one, and contributing factors to the higher suicide rates amongst men.If you're interested in...2022-10-281h 08

Writing on the WallsWriting on the Walls Introduction with Rob Hlavaty | E01In this brief introductory episode, host Rob Hlavaty explains the premise of the Writing on the Walls podcast, as well as provides a brief background on his experience of losing his father to suicide in 2017.On this show, Rob will speak with survivors of suicide loss, survivors of attempted suicide, and experts in the mental health, suicide research, and substance abuse fields. The goal of this podcast is to provide a platform for survivors to share their stories, as well as better understand the various factors that contribute to rising global suicide rates.If you're...2022-10-0708 min $Talkin\' Flock: A Forward Madison FC Podcast$ Talkin' Flock: A Forward Madison FC PodcastEpisode 39: Feelin' Conflicted After a Road DrawOn this week's episode, Jeremy and Rob break down Forward Madison's 2-2 draw on the road at South Georgia Tormenta.Not the best performance, but still grinded out a pointTwo goals Phil Breno would like to have backMikey Maldonado showed outAllen Torres the spark plugDisappointed but fortunate to have the pointBig #hennyderby match on Thursday!Shoutouts: Neil Hlavaty, Sacramento Republic, more!--Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review and follow us on Twitter @TalkinFlock!2022-06-2353 min $Talkin\' Flock: A Forward Madison FC Podcast$ Talkin' Flock: A Forward Madison FC PodcastEpisode 38: Streakin' Wins and Thinkin' About the Future with Eric LeonardOn this episode of Talkin' Flock, Jeremy Rushing and Rob Chappell break down the latest Forward Madison news and notes, including a big 3-2 home "Triumph" over Greenville!GK Taylor Bailey recalled to OaklandMingos sign defender Christian DeanWeekend win over GreenvilleThe Matheus Cassini Show2nd fastest goal in FMFC history!FIVE more matches in June???Interview with Eric LeonardShoutouts: Phil Breno, Neil Hlavaty, the weather, more!--Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review, and follow us on Twitter @TalkinFlock!2022-06-151h 10

Breathing RoomEpisode 17 - Cold Stuff with Bryan ColstonRob is joined in the studio by hip hop artist Bryan Colston. Bryan is an Asheville hip hop veteran who has been in the scene for over 12 years. Rob and Bryan discuss Bryan's new album, "Impostor Syndrome", the nuances between working solo versus with a band, and how mental wellbeing impacts the songwriting process. You can check out Bryan's new album, "Impostor Syndrome" on Bandcamp at https://colston.bandcamp.com and soon on all streaming platforms.2022-01-1644 min

Biz Heroes with JPHGuest: Rob HlavatyRob Hlavaty is the creator and host of the Breathing Room podcast, which focuses on the intersection between mental health and creativity. Rob is an advocate for mental health, recovery from substance abuse, and suicide awareness and prevention. As a creative himself, Rob believes that creative expression is often the missing link in helping individuals to optimize their overall mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Website: www.breathingroomshow.comSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2iQyGPj2RJDdurMWhpqHEm?si=aGHjSrRqTIGeL7QbQACthA 2021-11-1322 min

Breathing RoomEpisode 16 - Frank TurnerRob is joined in the (virtual) studio by singer-songwriter Frank Turner. Frank is currently on "The Never Ending Tour" with his band The Sleeping Souls. Rob and Frank discuss getting back on the road after the pandemic, the songwriting process, and the meaning behind some of Frank's music. You can check out Frank on all streaming platforms and at https://frank-turner.com. 2021-10-2438 min

Breathing RoomEpisode 15 - Therapy's In Session with Adina Arden CooperRob is joined in the studio by Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Adina Arden Cooper. The two discuss shadow work, the benefits of therapy, how to choose a therapist, and the drawbacks of our current educational system. You can check out Adina and learn more at www.firebirdcreative.me 2021-05-251h 45

Breathing RoomEpisode 14 - A Very Sober 4/20 with Jon B.After a hiatus of about a year, Rob returns to the studio and is joined by his friend Jon B. The two discuss their struggles with addiction, paths to sobriety, and how they've found fellowship through a 12-step program.2021-04-211h 46

Breathing RoomEpisode 13 - COVID 19 Survival with Sean DonnellyRob is joined virtually by his friend Sean Donnelly, a native of the Brooklyn, NY area. Rob and Sean discuss surviving the quarantine, working from home, social media, and remaining positive during the pandemic.2020-04-0925 min

Breathing RoomEpisode 12 - Non-Judgement Day with P.T.PRob is joined in the studio by local Asheville rapper P.T.P (Peter the Poet), for part 5 of 6 of the hip-hop series. Rob and Pete discuss P.T.P's past and upcoming releases, Bitter and Hunger, as well as his collaboration work with other local artists.The two get down into the emotional weeds on this episode, discussing being judged and bullied as children, battling depression and mania, and Rob opens up about a traumatic past experience that he has not shared with anybody before.2020-02-241h 18

Breathing RoomEpisode 11 - Self Care as a Viable Form of Currency with Musashi XeroRob is joined in the studio by local Asheville rapper Musashi Xero for Part 4 of the Hip-Hop series. The two discuss the inspiration for Xero's latest release Self Hate as a Viable Currency, the challenges of growing up, finding creative energy when the tank is on empty, addressing trauma through therapy, and much more. Xero also performs two acapella pieces from his latest EP.Check out Musashi Xero on social media, Spotify, and iTunes, as well as performing around the Asheville area.2020-02-161h 31

Breathing RoomEpisode 10 - Eat Some Kale with Philo ReitzelRob is joined in the studio by local Asheville rapper Philo Reitzel for Part 03 of 06 of the hip-hop series. The two discuss healthy eating and living, sugar abstinence, near-death experiences, being a "visitor" in hip-hop culture, lyrical content in hip-hop, and much more.Check out Philo on social media, including the weekly Friday Freestyle on Instagram and YouTube (@bishgeddupoffme).2020-02-091h 18

Breathing RoomEpisode 09 - Mad Mike is Actually Not Really Mad At AllIn this episode, Rob sits down with "Mad" Mike Martinez from the local Asheville band Natural Born Leaders. He tears through the Fearsome Foursome Freestyle with beats made by Eat The Rich.Rob and Mike discuss coping with depression, using music as an outlet, anxiety and panic attacks, therapy, and the state of hip hop.BREATHING ROOM (www.breathingroomshow.com)NATURAL BORN LEADERS (@naturalbornleadersband)AV LIVE (AVLive.co)ASHEVILLE PLAY (@ashevilleplay)RIVER BEND CBD (@riverbendcbd)2020-02-051h 07

Breathing RoomEpisode 08 - Into the Stratosphere with Spaceman Jones and the MothershipsHost Rob Hlavaty sits down at the Asheville Play Studio with Spaceman Jones (Davaion Bristol) and the Motherships (Cliff Worsham). They discuss hip hop culture, depression, drug and alcohol use, Cliff shares about his time in Secret Lives of the Freemasons, and the group shares their song "Money Phone".Check out Spaceman Jones and the Motherships on all major platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Bandcamp, Spotify, and iTunes.2020-01-2900 min

Breathing RoomEpisode 07 - The Lost Episode with Kat Dolan and Alexa RoseLadies and gentlemen, back up your data. Maybe we should look for a cloud backup provider as a sponsor for the show. I have learned a valuable lesson, and bring to you a special cut of what is left of Episode 07 with Kat Dolan and Alexa Rose. On the full episode, the group discussed grief and its impact on the body and creative process.In this version, Kat shares her poem "April is the Cruelest Month" and Alexa Rose performs her song "Pale Golden Flowers" from a live recording on WNCW. Check out Kat and Alexa at...2020-01-2900 min

Breathing RoomEpisode 06 - Out of the Loop with Alex TraversRob is joined in the studio by Asheville violinist, busker, and teacher Alex Travers. The two discuss the violin, performing in Asheville, the challenges with looping live, sober living, and dive into various mental health topics.Alex performs a violin loops and shares Bach's 2nd Partita in D Minor. Check out Alex on social media, including his loop of the day in Instagram (@Alextraversmusic).2020-01-1900 min

Breathing RoomEpisode 05 - Meditating with Adi the MonkRob is joined in the studio by Asheville guitarist and former monk, Adi the Monk. They discuss Vaishnavism, meditating, musical influences growing up, loss of family, and living in India and Nepal. Adi also talks about living around the world and how he keeps his sense of home.Adi shares two songs, including his new song "Treetops". Check out Adi on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, and performing around Asheville.2019-12-171h 04

Breathing RoomEpisode 04 - The Gang Talks About DepressionRob is joined in the studio by his friends Nate Robinson and Jon Rodriguez. Nate is a local singer/songwriter who was featured on Episode 01 with Kat Dolan, and shared his song Blue. Jon is Rob's childhood friend and guitarist, and also made the intro music for this show.In this episode, Rob, Nate, and Jon explore depression and other mental health labels, trauma, therapy, DBT, meditation, and suicide. Rob talks about some of the previous episodes and sets the tone for what he wants Breathing Room to be going forward.2019-12-161h 10

Breathing RoomEpisode 03 - Tater Talk with Abby The Spoon LadyRob is joined in the studio by Abby the Spoon Lady and The Tater Boys. Abby Roach is a talented and successful spoon player who has earned her fame performing old time tunes and creating YouTube videos. The Tater Boys, Tub Martin (Tub Bass) and Dusty Whytis (Banjo/Vocals), are Abby's band and currently perform with her on the road. In this episode, Rob, Abby, and The Tater Boys discuss life on the road, busking in Asheville, judgments, sobriety, and the mistreatment of the homeless population. 2019-12-041h 24

Breathing RoomEpisode 02 - Chilling Out with ChilltonicRob is joined in the studio by his good friends in the local Asheville band Chilltonic, Teso McDonald, Dempsey Jones, and Michael Dunham. You can check Chilltonic out on Instagram Facebook and YouTube (@chilltonicmusic) and at their website (www.chilltonicmusic.com).Rob and the band discuss the process of creating music in a band, pain loss and emotion in music, and resolving conflict. The band shares their songs "What it's Worth" and "Goodbye". 2019-11-291h 08