The Dr. Joe Show

(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...

(Originally aired June 3, 2021) We're joined by writer and entrepreneur Blake Reichenbach to hear about his passion for helping others find theirs, and his exciting new project launching later this year! Learn more about Blake and his work at howdycuriosity.com and selfhimprovement.com !

(Originally aired February 28, 2019) We go back in time again to understand the subprime meltdown of 2008 with Professor Kathleen Day. Get your copy of Broken Bargain: Bankers, Bailouts, and the Struggle to Tame Wall Street !

(Originally aired October 19, 2017) We turn back the clock in this episode and examine the first instances of protest during the national anthem, and the repercussions of those protests on our nation.

(Originally aired May 13, 2021) We're joined by David and Julie Bulitt, a divorce lawyer and social worker respectively, to learn how they discovered the foundations every strong romantic partnership is built on. Get your copy of The Five Core Conversations for Couples: Expert Advice about How to Develop Effective Communication, a Long-Term Financial Plan, Cooperative Parenting Strategies, Mutuall...

(Originally aired May 6, 2021) Reflecting on the recent verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial and the unrest of 2020, Marshfield Chief of Police Phil Tavares shares the tragic story of his father's death at the hands of law enforcement, and how it motivated him to become a positive force for change in the world of policing.

(Originally aired April 29, 2021) We welcome Kimberly Berry of Being UnNormal to hear her personal story of mental health challenges and her work to undo decades of stigma surrounding the subject. Learn more about Kimberly and her work at beingunnormal.com!  

(Originally aired April 22, 2021) We're joined by Eric Warner of Sandler Training to help us understand the very different ways people communicate within any organization, and how decoding those differences can massively improve their relationships.

(Originally aired April 15, 2021) We welcome back the hardworking experts of Riverside Trauma Center and MassSupport to learn the changes and challenges brought on by a stressful year. Resources: Riverside Trauma Center ( http://riversidetraumacenter.org/ ) MassSupport ( https://masssupport.org/ ) MassSupport Statewide Assistance: 1-888-215-4920 National Suicide Prevention Line: 1-800-273-8255

(Originally aired April 8, 2021) We not only welcome back Glenn Geher, but also are joined by communication specialist Mark Bayer to discuss the phenomenon of 'alternative facts' and the evolutionary forces that make them stick.

Bonus episode! We welcome Izzy Nobre to talk about Brazil's COVID problems, the Bolsonaro regime, crypto-fascism, and gaming. Check out Izzy's channel!: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheIzzyNobreShow

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(Originally aired March 25, 2021) We welcome a valuable new member of the Riverside Trauma Center team, Larry Shapiro. Having lost his father to suicide at age 18, Larry shares his story and the wisdom he's applied in supporting others. Larry's book, Brain Pain, is available now in print and audiobook .