The Dr. Joe Show

Dr. Joe, castmates Kenny and Tommy, and 'Zoom Papa' Christopher Sarson bring in the new year by celebrating the legacy of the hit WGBH show Zoom. Watch the anniversary special event on January 22 by registering here! Check out Tommy's YouTube channel!

Businesswoman and cancer survivor Kelley Skoloda shares her story of an unexpected cancer diagnosis and her journey to learn all she can in order to help others. Learn more at awaybacktohealth.com and get your copy of A Way Back to Health: 12 Lessons from a Cancer Survivor today!

We welcome expert neurologist Andrew Budson, MD to hear his wisdom and advice for those taking care of loved ones with dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. Get your copy of Six Steps to Managing Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia: A Guide for Families

After his amazing trip to the Galapagos Islands, Dr. Joe reunites over Zoom with his guides and naturalists, Bernie and Dani Jacome! Together they discuss the unique features of the islands, the forces of evolution that shaped their ecology, and the man-made threats to their delicate balance.

(Originally aired November 18, 2021) We welcome author and State Representative Josh Cutler to talk about his new book chronicling the anti-abolition riot that took place in Boston in 1835. Get your copy of The Boston Gentlemen's Mob: Maria Chapman and the Abolition Riot of 1835 today!

(Originally aired November 11, 2021) We welcome back Patrick Troy-Brandt to hear about his experience in the Army in more intimate detail, and how his involvement in the theatre world provided a therapeutic outlet after his return to civilian life.

(Originally aired November 4, 2021) After hearing a little from Dr. Joe about his amazing journey to the Galapagos Islands, we introduce our guest, Joseph Shrand, MD, to talk about his groundbreaking book coming out next year, Unleashing the Power of Respect: The I-M Approach!

(Originally aired October 28, 2021) We're joined by author Liz Keller Whitehurst to hear about her novel Messenger available in print and podcast form! Get your copy of Messenger or listen to it now!

(Originally aired October 21, 2021) After an exciting life update from Tom, Dr. Joe welcomes autism specialist Dr. Gagan Joshi to share his observations working with people on the spectrum!

(Originally aired September 20, 2018) Yes, it's one of our earlier Dr. Joe Shows, and it's with the improv veterans of Kamikaze Comedy! Check out Kamikaze Comedy on their Facebook page!

(Originally aired September 30, 2021) If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's scientific consensus, right? Right? Dr. Joe speaks with Dr. Gale Sinatra about the various reasons people in our communities may doubt, resist, or deny what's going on in the world, regardless of evidence. Get your copy of Science Denial: Why it Happens and What to Do About It!

(Originally aired September 23, 2021) Dr. Joe welcomes author Melissa Harris to hear her incredible story of resilience in delivering and raising a premature baby. Preorder your copy of One Pound, Twelve Ounces and check out Melissa's blog, Tales of The Anti-Preemie!

(Originally aired September 9, 2021) Peace Corps volunteer and author Evelyn LaTorre shares her story of how she and her husband crossed cultural barriers to build a life for themselves in the United States. Get your copies of Love in Any Language and Between Inca Walls here !

(Originally aired September 2, 2021) We're honored beyond words to sit down with Afghanistan veteran and antifascist activist Patrick Troy-Brandt to hear his own experience of joining the Army and how he and his comrades are reacting to the close of twenty years of war.

Speedrunning - ever heard of it? We have the supreme privilege of talking with Twitch star and opera singer extraordinaire Xem92 about the amazing communities that have grown around the gaming world. How does one take a 10-hour game and beat it in 30 minutes? How does someone go from a statistics major to an opera master? What happened at Walmart? Join in and hear it all! Follow Xem on Twitch and...

(Originally aired November 15, 2018) Dr. Joe and Mark are on-site with Jeff Klein at The Ming Dynasty in Marshfield to talk about the psychology of karaoke! Hear how the simple act of singing has had a big effect in the lives of their guests!

(Originally aired August 19, 2021 Social scientist and author Carolyn Lee Arnold shares a few tales from the dating world in her upcoming book, Fifty First Dates After Fifty! Pre-order your copy today!  

(Originally aired August 5, 2021) Dr. Janet Wozniak of Mass General Hospital joins us to talk about the growing awareness of bipolar disorder in children.

(Originally aired July 29, 2021) We welcome back Dr. Don Marks to hear about the breakthroughs in Alzheimer's research that may render it as treatable as diabetes within our lifetime! Learn more at alz.org!

(Originally aired July 22, 2021) We're joined by one of Dr. Joe's former pupils, Dr. Marek Hirsch! Listen as Dr. Hirsch explains the evolving role gender plays in our society, and how the topic of men's mental health has fallen to the wayside as a result. Check out Dr. Hirsch's YouTube channel!

(Originally aired July 15, 2021) We welcome back prolific and bestselling author Jon Land! Learn the difference between a mystery and a thriller, how consistency always beats inspiration, and how the best stories bring out our inner child! Start one of Jon's series!

(Originally aired July 8, 2021) The Dr. Joe Show is back in studio! Dr. Joe and Mark look back to the beginning of their partnership, the world of real estate post-COVID, and lay out their plans for the future, including Dr. Joe's new book, Unleashing the Power of Respect: The I-M Approach coming this Fall!

(Originally aired October 12, 2017) Following the deadly Las Vegas mass shooting, Dr. Joe and Mark welcome Marshfield Chief of Police Phil Tavares to discuss the role of guns in our society.

(Originally aired June 24, 2021) After we welcome Mark back after his two-week absence, we're joined by Dr. Joe's mentor and scientific rock star Dr. Joseph Biederman! Learn the history of ADHD, the serendipitous origins of many medications, and the ways we can all stop the stigma around mental health.

(Originally aired June 10, 2021) We have the honor of speaking with psychologist and singer Hildy Grossman and USA Today bestselling author Jon Land about their incredible work raising awareness for lung cancer research, and the inspiring stories of people not just surviving lung cancer, but living happy lives with it. Learn more about Bonnie Addario's foundation at go2foundation.org and get your...