This interview is not only informative but profoundly thought-provoking. Betsy highly recommends MORNINGSIDE, which offers a deeply intimate and moving account of the tragedy and its aftermath
The conversation broadens to cover the importance of knowing family medical histories, particularly for those discovering new familial connections, as well as the unique challenges faced by children of LGBTQ+ families, sperm donors, egg donors, and surrogate mothers in understanding their biological roots.
During the interview, Jeralyn shares a moving demonstration of her music. We explore our personal experiences with grief, the power of music in supporting those with dementia, offering solace to the dying, and aiding trauma recovery. Jeralyn highlights how sound healing can awaken…
A memorable takeaway was her advice to use the phrase, “I’m in the process of,” to boost confidence and eliminate negative thinking.
Veronica discusses her chapter’s themes, explaining the role of an End of Life Doula and how they support loved ones and their families during this challenging time.
They also discussed how societal attitudes have shifted over the decades, with growing awareness of the importance of mental health and the need to break down barriers to care. Evelyn highlighted the courage and strength required to pursue recovery in the face of…
We explored critical topics such as men’s mental health, the societal need to change how boys are raised, and the pervasive stigma surrounding mental health and suicide. Rachel emphasized that seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness.
The book is a reflection on her friendships with women 20 or more years older than her, and the invaluable wisdom, humor, and zest for life she gained from these relationships.
During their engaging interview, Dr. Harris explores the meaning behind his book’s title and eye-catching cover. He shares his path into biotechnology and reflects on the field’s ethical dimensions, the powerful role of AI in research, and the latest advancements in cancer treatment.
Matthew reflects on why more people hesitate to run for office, the neglect of rural communities in politics, and the need to restore civility in political discourse—especially given the hostility and threats he encountered.