The Dr. Joe Show

(Originally aired December 12, 2019) Why do we laugh? Today we peek under the hood of one of the greatest mysteries of human behavior, and its benefits in the worlds of medicine and socialization.

(Originally aired August 23, 2018) We have the remarkable ability to influence everyone we come in contact with - today we speak with a man who can go even further with the power of the Digital Age. Rusty Shelton's book, Authority Marketing: How to Leverage 7 Pillars of Thought Leadership to Make Competition Irrelevant , is available at all major bookstores!

(Originally aired December 5, 2019) A funny attorney? Have you ever even heard of such a thing? Well, today we have one such individual calling in from Georgia! Lori B. Duff is the author of four books and counting, with her latest, If You Did What I Asked in the First Place, available at Barnes & Noble and Amazon !

(Originally aired September 7, 2018) We're joined by power couple Silke and Bernhard Heine , experts in diet and business coaching respectively. First, we learn about the bodily response of inflammation and its impact on our day-to-day health. Then, Bernhard shares his insights in the world of business coaching, and how focusing on our strengths and trusting others is far more rewarding than worry...

(Originally aired March 22, 2018) We're joined by one of Dr. Joe's mentors, Dr. David Herzog! Dr. Herzog is an Endowed Professor in Psychiatry in the Field of Eating Disorders at Harvard Medical School and organizes panels on eating disorders and body dysmorphia.

(Originally aired November 14, 2019) After a long career in the biotech industry, renaissance woman Nancy Joie Wilkie is excited to share her creativity with the world with the aid of her muses. Her new book, Seven Sides of Self: Stories is available now!

(Originally aired March 28, 2019) Hypnotherapist Georgia Foster calls in from Australia to discuss the ways we can cut down on our casual drinking working with our habits instead of against them. Her book Drink Less in 7 Days is available now!

(Originally aired October 25, 2018) We control no one, but influence everyone - some accept this truth better than others. When Maddox, pioneer of internet satire was given a taste of his own medicine, he went limbic in the legal system. Defendant Asterios Kokkinos shares his experience in the world of online comedy and the real-life conflict - chronicled as "The Lolsuit" - that arose from it.

(Originally aired October 24, 2019) The Executive Director of The Fatherhood Project , Dr. Raymond Levy calls in to share his expertise on the evolving nature of being a dad. From thefatherhoodproject.org : Millions of fathers today – some by choice, others out of necessity – are taking on larger and more diverse roles in parenting and family life. Recent research shows that fathers not only have...

(Originally aired October 17, 2019) America's Dad joins us tonight to impart his hard-earned wisdom on fatherhood! Host of That LARRY SHOW and author of Mack Daddy: Mastering Fatherhood Without Losing Your Style, Your Cool, or Your Mind , Larry Bleidner has more than a few words on the portrayal of dads in popular culture. More importantly, he has some very wise and very simple means to confront t...

(Originally aired October 10, 2019) We're joined by Ed Jacobs of the Plymouth County District Attorney's office here in MA to discuss the ways of detecting and aiding children in peril from their own Home Domains.

(Originally aired October 3rd, 2019) Spread out on the chaise lounge and join us in discussing the I-M of parenting and childhood! From the lows of homesickness, to heat of a family argument, Dr. Joe shares his thoughts and advice with you, the expert. Dr. Joe's Outsmarting Anger , mentioned in this episode.

(Originally aired September 26, 2019) Today Dr. James Greenblatt calls in to discuss his research into the use of nutritional lithium as a means to prevent Alzheimer's!

(Originally aired September 19, 2019) We get real today talking about the mental and emotional connections we make to our homes - and how that can complicate the buying and selling process. Mark explains how he and his team help ease the stress in all parties for a smooth and positive experience.  

(Originally aired September 12, 2019) Tyson Sunnerberg returns to the studio to promote the 8th annual Renegade Run for T1D (Type-1 Diabetes) research happening October 20th! We discuss the incredible story of how modern medicine has made life possible for those with diabetes as well as Tyson's own fight - and later, war - against this all-too-common disease.

(Originally aired March 14, 2019) We start off this episode musing on the evolutionary benefits that come from 'attention deficit'. Kelli Miller ( kellimillertherapy.com ) then joins us to discuss the trials and blessings that come from childhood ADHD. Her book, Thriving with ADHD Workbook for Kids: 60 Fun Activities to Help Children Self-Regulate, Focus, and Succeed  is available now!

(Originally aired August 29, 2019) Calling in from the Smokey Mountains this week is thriller author Rea Frey with her new book, Because You're Mine !

(Originally aired April 25, 2019) In this episode we discuss happiness with Lisa Shumate, author of Always and Never: 20 Truths for a Happy Heart .  

(Originally aired August 8, 2019) We're with up-and-coming indie band Couch Beach to get a sneak-peak of their new EP as well as discuss what inspired them to follow their passions in music. Follow Couch beach on Facebook and Instagram!

(Originally aired August 1, 2019) Today we hear the riders of the Pan-Mass Challenge as they share their experiences with cancer and why they ride in the largest athletic fundraising event in the country.  

(Originally aired July 25, 2019) A big change this week causes Dr. Joe to recount all the big effects animals have had on our lives. Then, Mark shares his experiences participating in the Pan-Mass Challenge to fund cancer research and treatment.

(Originally aired July 18, 2019) Are we being detained?! Nope! This week we're with Marshfield Police Chief Phil Tavares to discuss the role of police officers in an ideal community. Chief Tavares shares how his negative experiences with law enforcement drove him to change it for the better with his philosophy that has made the town of Marshfield one of the safest communities in the country.

(Originally aired July 11, 2019) Today we're with Kathleen Howland to discuss the incredible effects of music on our IMs! Kathleen Howland's brief bio: For the past 35 years, I have worked with a variety of clinical populations using music to enhance speech, language, cognition and movement in habilitation and rehabilitation settings. I have also developed protocols to reduce stress and anxiety fo...

(Originally aired June 27, 2019) Levitate owner Dan Hassett is back in studio this week with Sarah Horton to discuss the upcoming Levitate Music and Arts Festival! We go deep on the big effects that music plays in our lives, starting in the Home Domain and rippling into our interactions with our communities.

(Originally aired May 23, 2019)