Many people dream of having kids and raising a family. Imagine the pain and shock when all of a sudden, that story becomes very difficult or simply impossible.

The topic of Green and Renewable energy can clearly be an uncomfortable conversation with anyone who's livelihood is formed around fossil fuels.

Today we hear the inspiring story of how Angela Engel, founder of The Collective Book Studio, tapped into her innate spirit as an entrepreneur and engaged her network to launch a campaign for building lifesaving PPE for her community at the start of COVID-19.

Nearly 20% of our population is considered Highly Sensitive, and in our conversation, we learn how to understand the experience of an HSP (highly sensitive person) so that we may tap into the gifts of sensitivity.

We are all heartbroken, angry, confused and left feeling helpless...

We need to continue to talk about racial healing and keep asking questions like, why we are here today, what we can be doing to move towards equality, and how do we heal the deep wounds and pain that we've caused one another?

The Third Place is about creating space to have hard conversations. However, part of what is necessary for creating the element of safety required to even begin to discuss these difficult topics is first ensuring that our basic needs our met.

Over this past year, tensions with many of our relationships have been stretched, and this is especially true within many of our families.

One of the many questions that has often come up from our new friends is, "Where did the concept of The Third Place come from and how did you, Mary and David, meet?"

So many of us are hoping we are entering a season of UNITY. We have been through several difficult seasons and in their wake, we find ourselves not only divided as a country, but also among family and friends.

This episode wraps up the two remaining letters of "preferences." Feeling versus Thinking and Perceiving versus Judging.

The Myers Briggs personality assessment began over a century ago from a mother-daughter duo as their way of bringing Carl Jung’s work to life.

Have you ever been told that you need to change in order to succeed? These external voices can come from childhood or in your career, and our own voice is either silenced or awakened.

You’ve heard it before… “New Year, New You!” We say screw that and instead suggest “New Year, Know You!”

We launched a podcast! Throughout this first year, we received a number of messages from listeners letting us know how different episodes had spoken to them.

2020 has been such a hard year for everyone. But also, one thing we’ve learned through this series and what you’ll hear today is that in grief, there is hope.

A psychotherapist for over 16 years, Gina Moffa, LCSW, has an active private practice on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where she specializes in the many faces of grief and loss, trauma, as well as anxiety and depression that accompanies change.

Join us as we welcome two powerful guests, Gabrielle Birkner and Marisa Renee Lee, in our first interview to unpack the heavy topic of grief.

As 2020 comes to a close, we take a moment to pause and grieve.

Listen in as we interview Monica Scalf! She is the Creator of Crazy Grateful, an online gathering place for people who want to look on the bright side of life.