Brian Keith Parrish
Parrish The Thought
”If you’ve breathed a breath in this life then you have a story to tell” - Todd Hansen, host of The Story Trek. He is so right. Each one of us has a story to tell about our lives that can entertain, uplift, teach or inspire. There is only one of each of us and we can all be the wiser for hearing others’ stories.
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Brian Keith Parrish
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Jun 17, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 128: Cameron Armstrong LCSW | Therapy. Turning crap to currency. 07.02.2023 57:12
My next guest is Cameron Armstrong. Husband, father, writer, ice bather, drummer and Licensed Clinical Social Worker. We’re doing a deep dive into the human condition, mental health and knowing that every house has a story. And how we all can use therapy to turn our crap to currency. Website - Request a quote for therapy cameron-r-armstrong.com Insurance: Optum, Aetna through the Alma Network Req...
Episode 127: Arianna Worthen | Dating Mormons is like being a kid in a candy store. 04.02.2023 41:05
My next guest is Arianna Worthen, a 33 year-old single woman and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints . She opens up about the joys and challenges of dating in the LDS community while living in the motherland of Utah. There may just be too many choices for one girl to make. It's like being a kid in a candy store. Quality men, contact Arianna Instagram Facebook #LDSDating #Morm...
Episode 126: Saige Geertsen | No time for a shower? Take a sound bath. 15.01.2023 45:53
My guest today is sound therapist, Saige Geertsen with Saige Frequencies , we talk about the ancient meditative healing experience called sound baths. Though this practice may seem like a “new age” concept, it is technically thousands of years old with deep roots in cultures across the world. With this spiritual, cleansing music, those in attendance are “bathed” in sound waves produced by, singi...
Episode 125: Lea Zikmund | Author of For Crying Out Loud, Connecting Through Grief and Loss in a Digital Era 25.11.2022 1:09:10
When you use social media, what do you look for? Happiness, relatability, or something else? Author, Lea Zikmund takes a deep dive into this exploration. In the midst of her dad’s illness and becoming a young caretaker, Lea Zikmund began looking to social media to find community. In the process, she began to notice a dynamic in our culture that tends to criticize those who share publicly about mom...
Episode 124: Disarranged Talk Show hosts Matthew Gardner and Andrew Turner 06.11.2022 1:01:09
My guests today are the hosts of a one-of-a-kind live podcast, the Disarranged Talkshow, Matthew Gardner and Andrew Turner. Two brave Marines, who have created their show to help the ongoing transition from military to civilian life and all it's complexities. It's a form of therapy for them and their audience. We talk about working through PTSD whether from miltary experiences or just plain ole li...
Episode 123: Adam Coleman | Author of Black Victim to Black Victor 02.11.2022 1:17:17
My guest today is Adam Coleman, Author of Black Victim to Black Victor , identifying the ideologies, behavioral patterns and cultural norms that encourage the victim mindset. We talk about how the disconnect of the family and disregard of common sense ideas has led to the slow decay of not only the black community but many others as well and what you and I can do about it. #BlackVictim #VictimCom...
Episode 122: Samie Hardman | Bullying killed my son but his legacy of kindness will never die. 26.10.2022 1:34:41
My next guest is Samie Hardman. She is the mother of 12 year old Drayke Hardman, who back in February of 2022 took his own life as a result of being bullied in school. Drayke was the epitome of empathy, kindess and love in his 12 short years. She joins me to talk about the signs and events leading up to his tragic suicide and how the family is not only coping but thriving in the 8 months since he...
Episode 121: Paul Croft | The politics of a British grave digger and deep sea fisherman. 19.10.2022 40:12
My next British guest is coming to us live from Lincolnshire in northern England. Journalist, Paul Croft, shares his perspective on the state of the world and politics which are much the same anymore. From his humble beginnings as a deep sea fisherman, grave digger and swimming pool builder, Paul gives us some well rounded counsel and wise life advice on how we can change the world by changing OUR...
Episode 120: Detroit Pistons mascot Hooper | My dad was a cat, I was a dog and now am a horse...of course. 15.10.2022 1:02:25
My next guest has a very unusual career. He's not human really. He entertains thousands of NBA fans every night. No one can see him yet everyone can see him, but not really see him. He may or may not be related to another animal in the NBA who may or may not have been one of the all-time greatest mascots for the past 31 years. We chat about growing up with in that shadow and how that influenced hi...
Episode 119: Cassie Callister | The healed, heal: My journey from trauma to triumph. 03.10.2022 1:12:43
My next guest is a trauma SurTHRIVER & mental health advocate on a mission to create personal change through spreading love, bringing awareness, & assisting others in their healing, self-love, growth & grounding within themselves…for themselves and their relationships. After experiencing just about every type of physical, verbal, and religious abuse one could endure from an early age, she became t...
Episode 118: Harper Anderson | Host of the Latter-day Takes podcast 25.09.2022 55:12
My next guest, is the host of the popular and sometimes controversial podcast Latter-day Takes, Harper Anderson. Join me as we talk about how he he dives into LDS culture and of course sprinkles the show with a bit of the Mormon's “other” religion, BYU sports. Find Harper on the following platforms: Instagram: @latterdaytakes - https://www.instagram.com/latterdaytakes/ and @harpey Facebook: harper...
Episode 117: Michael and Susie Smart | Queen Elizabeth was an ambulance driver and other British life lessons. 22.09.2022 37:29
My next guest, is 85 year old husband, painter, inventor, Michael Smart coming to us from Scunthorpe, UK. He and his lovely wife Susie are with us to talk about the passing of the Queen and their life growing up in the UK, serving in the RAF, working at British Steel Works and what they have been doing for the past 30 years since retirement. Living a life of love and a passion for personal growth...
Episode 116: Elia Torres and Celina Ramos | Bullet holes in my bed. Escaping El Salvador’s civil war as teenagers. 02.09.2022 1:00:06
My next guests, Elia Torres and Celina Ramos are sisters whose family imigrated to the US in 1981 two short years after the start of the brutal Salvadoran Civil war that ravaged the country from 1979-1992. Listen in as they tell tales of how the family lived and survived literally in the crossfire of the warring El Salvador and the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front (FMLN) , a coalition or...
Episode 115: Kris Kristensen, Part 3 | The doctors took my leg and now my career won’t have me back...yet. 18.08.2022 50:11
My guest, Kris Kristensen, is back for the third time to give us an update on his continued progress since he had his left leg, pelvis and colon removed due to stage 4 bone cancer and subsequent internal sepsis infection. We talk about the ups, downs, personal, familial and career challenges. Kris is now trying to get back into the workplace as he has somewhat normalized his life. After overcoming...
Episode 114: Dale Oilar | This bullet had my name on it. What I saw in the Vietnam war. 31.07.2022 1:43:06
Back in 1970, my next guest, Dale Oilar, now 71 years old, was drafted into the US Army at the ripe old age of 19. He said it's the only lottery he ever won. He served two years in the miltary and one of those years was in the Vietnam War. Join us as we do a deep dive into the life of an infantry sniper, the things he saw, the things he endured, the things he had to do to survive while fighting th...
Episode 113: Author of The Sultan’s Seven Secrets, Jeff Beuhner | Speak the Language of the Gods to write your own fairytale reality. 22.07.2022 1:16:25
My next guest was a struggling, worn-out concrete contractor who worked from sunup til sun down every day to barely make ends meet. One grueling day a client he was working for gave him a miraculous gift which changed his fate and fortune almost immediately! The gift was a manuscript of the writings of Sultan Musa of Mali, the richest man to ever walk the earth! The Sultan embedded the secrets of...
Episode 112: Author and Podcast host Ben Schilaty | Straight talk from a gay Mormon 17.07.2022 49:33
My guest today is Ben Schilaty, co-host of the Questions From the Closet podcast and author of the book A Walk In My Shoes, Questions I’m Often Asked as A Latter-day Saint. Ben is with me today because I have, in the last 6 months been doing a ton of homework into the LBGTQ community after my oldest daughter came out as . One of the first stops on my path has been listening to their podcast. He an...
Episode 111: Heather Thomson | Finding common ground in a civil discussion about Roe v Wade. 17.07.2022 48:51
My guest today is Heather Thomson, life-long liberal democrat, all-around great human and my cousin. She’s on the show today to talk about her adverse reaction to the SCOTUS ruling on Roe v Wade and why she thinks it’s a horrible idea that makes women second class citizens. In the process, however, we discover that no matter what side of any political topic we may fall, we can still see and apprec...
Episode 110: Officer Dexter Pitts (again) | There is still hope for America. Find out how. 08.07.2022 1:19:58
I had the privilege of having 13-year veteran of the Louisville, Kentucky Metro Police Department, Dexter Pitts as a guest on the podcast a few months back. Now the tables have turned and I am a guest on his show called I Am Pitts. We discuss many of the current issues plaguing America and some recent hot button issues such as Roe v. Wade, Juneteenth and how social media is widening the gap and ca...
Episode 109: Jedediah Beckstead | When God wants to give you a gift, He wraps it up in a problem. 30.05.2022 1:48:06
When God wants to give you a gift, He wraps it up in a problem. The bigger the gift, the bigger the problem. My next guest is Jedediah Beckstead and he is with us today to talk about how on a random spring day in March of 2015 his life changed forever. While doing a front summersault jump onto a trampoline, a move done hundreds of times before, he fell on his head and suffered a life altering inju...
Episode 108: Tony Acosta | Boxing is dumb. Change my mind. 23.05.2022 18:04
My guest today is Tony Acosta, a new friend, fellow realtor, and podcaster here in the Salt Lake area. But the real reason he is on the show today, he’s also an amature boxer. Most of my life I thought boxing was one of the dumbest sports of all time. Why would someone willingly subject themselves to a concussion and other bodily injuries. I get it that sports are risky and injuries can happen but...
Episode 107: Officer Dexter Pitts | A bucket of character and a side order of humility is what’s going to save America. 15.05.2022 1:09:32
My guest today is Dexter Pitts, coming to us today from Louiville, Kentucky. Dexter is currently serving his community as a police officer on the Louisville Metro Police Department, served one year as a US Border Patrol agent in Arizona and prior to that, did a tour of duty in Iraq where he was severely wounded by and IED in 2005. He has also published his first book called “I Am Pitts: Memoirs of...
Episode 106: Kenny Wyland | Playing in the political sandbox with my liberal counselor. 09.05.2022 1:27:40
Welcome back to the program Parrish The Though listeners. Today, my guest, back on the show for a third time is Kenny Wyland, self proclaimed liberal, atheist, capitalist geek. We tackle the tug-of-war of understanding within social and political issues between liberals and conservatives. We demostrate it is possible to have decent and civil discussions in spite of the ever widening divide in our...
Episode 105: Tina McCafferty | Using our podcasts to ensure America remains the shining city on the hill 30.04.2022 1:06:07
My guest today is host of the ever growing podcast, We The People, Our American Stories , Tina McCafferty. Her show focuses on American heros as she sees them, from members of the military, entreprenuers and immigrants, to the every day Joe. So apparently, today, she thinks I’m a hero of sorts. We introduce our audiences to each other and discuss the reason for each of our podcasts. We also talk a...
Episode 104: LDS Missionary, Elder Ashton Burgon | Tell me about your ”Sacred Grove” moment. 11.04.2022 40:49
My guest today is a newly called missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elder Ashton Burgon. If you recall, about 7 months ago I had my daughter, Emily on prior to her entering the mission field to Bentonville, Arkansas. Ashton is a good friend of hers. As part of entering the MTC or Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah, they are tasked with interviewing someone who h...
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